Fiske Jr. is a force. The 6-foot-4, 230-pound forward is quite strong and bullies basically anyone who tries to defend him anywhere on the floor. In the post, he uses his heft to put forwards under the basket, and on the perimeter, he’s able to handle the ball and keep a phenomenal line to the rim. Fiske Jr. has an interesting looking shot, but he can make it from the mid range and three and has a very high release point, which helps him get it off consistently. The Frederick Gunn commit strikes me as a high level D3 player, but who knows.

Fiske, a forward out of Old Lyme High School in Connecticut, is ranked #28 among the power forwards and checks in at #169 overall in this update. The 6’4″ forward operates as a jumbo playmaker, bringing the ball up the floor and making decisions at the top of the key. He does a nice job of playing off his pivot foot in the paint, takes advantage of his frame to post up smaller defenders, and shows good instincts as a creator off the bounce. Defensively, he can guard threes and fours, knows how to play angles, and does a nice job of holding his box outs on the glass. He’ll run with CT Takeover on the travel circuit and has announced that he’ll reclass to 2028 this summer.

Fiske, a junior wing out of Old Lyme High School, continues to develop a reputation as, above all else, a winner. The 6’4″ wing is an inside-outside scorer that plays at his own pace, has terrific footwork, and does a nice job of passing from the block and high post. He has good instincts as a cutter and a nose for the ball on the offensive glass. Defensively, he’s versatile in his ability to guard any spot on the flooor, showing good lateral mobility on the perimeter and good physicality in the paint.