Chris Reisner
Chris Reisner is a junior at Marquette from Brookfield, WI. As sports producer he puts together a weekly television show, creates print and video content while broadcasting Marquette sporting events on a regular basis. You can probably find him playing pickup basketball at the rec center when he's not...
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Marquette Wire wins 75 awards
April 23, 2018
Filed under News, Wire Featured
See all 75 awards the Marquette Wire won this year.
Exit Interview Extended Version: Shantelle Valentine
Chris Reisner, Assistant Sports Producer
April 20, 2018
Filed under MUTV, Sports, Sports, Women's Basketball
Exit Interview is a mini-series of discussions with Marquette Athletics seniors, allowing them the chance to reflect on their time at the university and look ahead to what’s next. Women's basketball's lone senior, Shantelle Valentine, sat down with the Wire's Chris Reisner to talk about women's...
Exit Interview: Shantelle Valentine
Chris Reisner, Assistant Sports Producer
April 16, 2018
Filed under MUTV, Sports, Sports, Women's Basketball
Exit Interview is a mini-series of discussions with Marquette Athletics seniors, allowing them the chance to reflect on their time at the university and look ahead to what’s next. Women's basketball's lone senior, Shantelle Valentine, sat down with the Wire's Chris Reisner to talk about women's basketball's "Family Time," her struggles with injuries and her close relationship with head coach Carolyn Kieger.
Arming teachers may be an option
Larson Seaver, MUTV News Director
March 1, 2018
Filed under Interviews, MUTV, Reports, TV News
Tonight's lead story on Marquette Now: The Wisconsin Attorney General is speaking about his support for arming teachers during school hours. Some say this new measure could help teachers protect themselves and their students against an active shooter. This is also a topic of discussion among Marquette...
PODCAST: Men’s and women’s basketball approach end of respective seasons
Jack Phillips, Audio Producer
February 23, 2018
Filed under Men's Basketball, Podcasts, Sports, Women's Basketball
With the stretch runs of both men's and women's basketball approaching, John Steppe and Chris Reisner joined the podcast to break down whether men's basketball will reach the tournament and how high of a seed the women will get. ...
PODCAST: Women’s basketball gets ready for DePaul
Jack Phillips, Audio Producer
January 27, 2018
Filed under Podcasts, Sports, Women's Basketball
Host Jack Phillips and women's basketball beat reporter Chris Reisner break down the team's 8-1 start to conference play and previews the DePaul matchup on Monday night. ...
Marquette basketball releases non-conference schedule: News, analysis and opinions
Marquette Wire Staff
July 14, 2017
Filed under Sports, Sports, Uncategorized, Wire Featured
With the announcement of American as the 12th and final non-conference game of the year, Marquette has fully released its non-con schedule for the 2017-18 season. Along with the annual game against Wisconsin, which is in Madison this year, marquee games will include home games against Purdue and Ge...
Best Athlete of All-Time? Our Give ‘n Go Analysts debate…
March 30, 2017
Filed under MUTV, Sports
As March comes to a close, we thought there would be no better way to celebrate than with a bracket of our own. MUTV Sports' own Chris Reisner and Charlie O'Donnell took the time to fill out a bracket narrowing down the best athletes of all time. Check it out!
The decision came after numerous social media posts documented students in the space not wearing masks or social distancing, according to an email sent to residents of Eckstein and Wells halls by Eckstein Residence Hall director Grace Konyar.
Students on the Marquette campus must better adhere to health guidelines set forth by the university and city, state and federal health officials.
The email said that the residence hall will be closing due to a confirmed cluster of COVID-19 cases in to the building.
