Warren has been one of the top offensive performers throughout P32 League play. Averaging 18.5 points, six assists, four rebounds, and two steals while shooting 48 percent from three, the 6-4 point guard has consistently filled the stat sheet for the Florida Baylin Hawks. His size creates matchup problems, and he combines that with the ability to create separation off the dribble, knock down perimeter shots, and finish through contact at the rim. Warren has also shown improved patience as a playmaker, making the right read instead of forcing difficult shots. With his production and well-rounded offensive game, he continues positioning himself for a major recruiting jump.

Warren has brought a serious output punch to the Florida Bayhawks. The 6-4 guard creates separation with his handle, shoots comfortably off the catch or bounce, and has the size to finish over smaller defenders. His offensive confidence has been evident throughout the offseason, putting him in position for a productive senior campaign.

Now at Victory Christian, Warren gives the program another capable scorer in the backcourt. The 6-4 guard creates separation well, shoots comfortably from the perimeter, and finishes effectively when attacking downhill. His size and offensive skill set should provide plenty of opportunities to elevate his recruitment over the next year.

Brayden will be the centerpiece of the Bulls’ offense this season. As a well-rounded and prolific scorer, he can score from anywhere on the court. He sets the pace of the game, controls the tempo, and attacks the basket at will. The Bulls’ offense will run through Brayden’s hands, expecting him to deliver big numbers.