Fischer is a prolific bucket getter who excels at creating his own scoring opportunities on the court. He has an innate ability to navigate defenses, effortlessly finding his spots and getting his shots off with precision. His deep-range shooting is particularly impressive, requiring minimal space to release and consistently knocking down shots from beyond the arc. Brayden’s high-level scoring prowess makes him a constant offensive threat and a key player for his team.

Fischer is an exceptionally talented guard, has had a remarkable summer, showcasing his ability to control the game with ease. His calm demeanor and tactical approach allow him to attack downhill with precision, creating opportunities not only for himself but also for his teammates. Time and again, he demonstrates his knack for finding open teammates, delivering timely passes that result in easy scores. Brayden’s shooting prowess is evident as he consistently knocks down deep shots, maintaining an impressive shooting percentage throughout the season.

Standout 3-point threat who has a great IQ that shows up in his off-ball movement and use of screens to get free for those outside shots. Showed some quick feet to gather on balance and gets shots off quickly in fading windows.

Excellent shooter who plays very composed and under control, can identify space well to hit midrange jumpers and pull up quickly in the paint ahead of shot-blockers. Reliable ballhandler who will compete on both ends. Was excellent for Shorecrest last winter and has shown how he can affect the game on and off the ball with Seattle Select this spring.

Fischer has shown how prolific of a shooter he can be this spring in addition to being a reliable ballhandler who can play around pressure, and will simply make the quick, easy pass to avoid traps. He’s an excellent spot-up shooter from behind the arc but also shows good touch working off a dribble or two to get around closeouts and work in the midrange. He’s a quietly impressive guard who can be efficient with his opportunities and make good decisions with the rock.

Brayden is one of the best shooters in the entire state. He has a quick release and can elevate high on his mid-range jumper to get his shot off over opponents. He shoots the 3 from over 45% and wasn’t afraid to let it fly all season long. His work ethic and off-season grind shows on the court due to his movements with the ball in his hands and the smooth-ness in his game. He is going to have another huge season next year and 4 year coaches should be all over him.

Fischer can straight-up shoot the rock. He’s an excellent 3-point shooter and does a great job patiently prodding on the attack, getting into gaps, reading the defense, and showing the control to keep his dribble and pull it back out if things clog up. He was extremely efficient from the floor this year, shooting 54% FG, 47% 3PT, and 93% FT while averaging 21 points per game.

Fischer looked pretty composed against Ballard, sinking a few threes, converting with different shots in the midrange, and playing with good patience and ball security. He kept their offense flowing and building by keeping the rock clean and allowing the offense to flow without delays. Fischer also did a great job recognizing and capitalizing on space to score the rock efficiently.

Fischer is stepping into a bigger role during his senior year, likely starting in the back court for Shorecrest. He is a smart guard who likes to make the extra pass and always find his teammates, being unselfish on the court. Defensively, he moves his feet well and can react in a split second.