Rischitelli was an impact player for his squad, with the ability to make it happen with and without the ball. In a game vs. Seton Hall Prep, he was able to effectively dodge 1v1 from X and score against his matchup with smooth footwork and a well-placed shot past the goaltender. Against Lawrenceville, he worked well off-ball and finished in traffic on an inside cut and then returned the favor by dodging hard with his head up and hitting an open teammate for a tally in a tightly contested game. The Trinity commit uses his size and strength to his advantage when dodging and also shows good hustle on ground balls or in transition.

In 2025 Rischitelli posted an impressive junior season working at both attack and midfield for the PAISAA state champions. He is a multi-sport athlete (also plays football) with a solid frame, good speed, and an attacking mindset. At attack Rischitelli is especially dangerous when he is working from X. His quick first step and change of direction moves enable Rischitelli to lose his defender and turn the corner. Rischitelli can then absorb significant contact before slipping the ball past the goalie. If the defensive slide cuts off Rischitelli’s drive from X, he will not hesitate to flip a pass to an open teammate. As a midfielder, Rischitelli can initiate from up top or the wing. His polished stick skills and field awareness make him a threat to shoot or drop a dime on every dodge. This savvy midfielder’s step-down shooting must be respected too. Rischitelli has even flashed the ability to drop back and play SSDM at a respectable level.