Pritzl is coming off a standout junior season, helping lead the Lander Bearcats to the NCAA Division II Men's National Championship Game in Indianapolis. The team finished second in the nation with a 30-6 overall record, a 22-5 regular season record, and a 17-3 Peach Belt record.
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Pritzl led the Bearcats in the season in scoring (13.8 points per game) and with the DII's 16th-best three-point shooting percentage of 42.1% (102-242); his mark would have tied for 29th in Division I, making Pritzl one of the top 50 shooters among all DI and DII players.
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"We are so excited to add one of top three-point shooters to the Sycamore Family," said head coach
Matthew Graves. "Greyson plays the game with such tremendous passion and fire. He was able to play for a national championship last season and have a great year under Coach Wattad at Lander. In our system we feel Greyson will add so much to our team and help impact winning."
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The West Allis, Wisconsin native turned it up in last year's postseason, averaging 17.1 points per game among the nine postseason games on a 41.3% three-point shooting mark. In the postseason stretch, he averaged 6.4 rebounds per game and an 80.6% (25-31) mark from the line.
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Lander earned the No. 1 seed in their conference tournament, winning the tournament by at least eight points each game, to earn the automatic bid to the NCAA Division II Men's Basketball Championship.
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Pritzl earned an All-PDC Third Team selection entering the postseason in 2025-26. Before his last two seasons at Lander, he played his freshman season at DII's Saint Leo where he averaged 20.7 points per game and 44.3% from three.
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In his three seasons of playing, he has totals of 85 games played, 859 points, 281 rebounds, 179 assists, 47 steals, a 44.0% (269-612) field goal percentage, a 40.8% (148-363) three-point percentage, and a 79.0 (173-219) free throw percentage.
