NBA

Zaccharie Risacher

Atlanta Hawks#10SF

Height
6-8
Weight
200
Born
4/8/2005
College
—

Zaccharie Risacher Bio

Zaccharie Risacher is a French basketball forward born on April 8, 2005, in Málaga, Spain. As of September 17, 2026, he is listed on the Dallas Mavericks’ roster. His development began in French club basketball with ASVEL, where he made his EuroLeague debut during the 2021–22 season before continuing his career at JL Bourg.

Bourg provided the setting for his European breakthrough. Risacher helped the club reach its first EuroCup final in 2024 and received the competition’s 2023–24 Rising Star award, selected by its head coaches. He became the first French winner of that honor. Euroleague Basketball highlighted his combination of size, quickness and athleticism as important to Bourg’s run, establishing his credentials against senior professional competition before his move to the NBA.

Atlanta selected Risacher first overall in the 2024 NBA Draft. He subsequently earned 2024–25 NBA All-Rookie First Team honors. Dallas’s official NBA team listing records his acquisition from Atlanta on July 19, 2026, marking a new chapter after beginning his NBA career with the Hawks.

Jersey number
10
Position
SF
Birth date
4/8/2005
Height
6-8
Weight
200
College
—
Country
France

Zaccharie Risacher Questions & Answers

What team does Zaccharie Risacher play for?

As of September 17, 2026, Risacher is listed with the Dallas Mavericks, following his acquisition from Atlanta on July 19, 2026.

What is Risacher’s position?

He plays forward.

How tall is Risacher?

Dallas’s NBA team listing gives his height as 6 feet 8 inches.

When was Risacher born?

He was born on April 8, 2005.

Did Risacher play college basketball?

No. He developed with ASVEL and JL Bourg in France rather than playing U.S. college basketball.

When was Risacher drafted?

The Atlanta Hawks selected him first overall in the 2024 NBA Draft.

What is Risacher’s playing style?

His pre-draft profile emphasized catch-and-shoot offense, defensive range and positional size, with ballhandling and playmaking identified as development areas.