About

Ryan Werch with players at The Point

Ryan Werch

Ryan Werch is a highly respected basketball skill development trainer with over 20 years of experience working with both boys and girls of all skill levels. A former scholarship player at the University of Utah under National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame coach Rick Majerus in 2003, and later at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay from 2004 to 2007, Ryan's background provides a unique perspective that enables him to connect with players.

Throughout his training career, Ryan has developed and mentored professional, NCAA Division I, II, and III players, as well as ESPN Top 100 High School prospects and nationally recognized youth players. He remains highly networked within the basketball community and is committed to helping players maximize their potential. His training sessions combine detailed instruction with a high-intensity environment, creating opportunities for continuous growth and improvement.

Who I work with

Experience across levels.

  • Youth
  • Top 100 High School
  • NCAA
  • Professional / Overseas

Alumni

Players who have trained with Ryan and gone on to play high level collegiate and professional basketball.

  • Ben Vander Plas
  • Quincy Anderson
  • Xzavion Mitchell
  • Luke Loewe
  • Preston Ruedinger
  • Philip Flory
Notable alumni

What people are saying

Testimonials

  • "Ryan's skillset knowledge and attention to detail are extraordinary. Any player looking to accelerate their development as a player will surely benefit from Ryan's teaching."

    NCAA Division I Men's Head Coach

  • "Ryan has a superior understanding of the foundational principles required to be a great shooter both off the dribble and off the catch. His game situational drilling approach and emphasis on being able to play at all 3 levels is a tremendous value add."

    Jason Bohannon, University of Wisconsin Men's Basketball '10

  • "Ryan's coaching goes beyond basic drills; he incorporates high-level, yet essential, techniques and micro-skills applicable to real-game situations, significantly enhancing decision-making and efficiency on the court. And the environment he creates is challenging, yet allows for great variability, making each training session engaging, intentional, and productive."

    Brock Ostertag, Parent

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