Trenton Fisk is a 6'5" Combo Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2028 class.
Fisk attends Northshore in Louisiana and plays club basketball for Gulf Coast Blue Chips (LA).
Fisk's Player Profile was created on August 8, 2024.
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Trenton
FiskCG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Northshore
|
LA
The Great Escape 2: Louisiana Breakout Players for the c/o 2028
Trenton Fisk gives Northshore an intriguing piece to watch heading into the 2026–27 season.This season offers Fisk a...
Written by Corey Clair
Trenton
FiskCG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Northshore
|
LA
Louisiana Class of 2028 Rankings: The Next Wave Takes Shape
Trenton Fisk has been under the radar this summer but remains one of the top prospects in the...
Written by Donald Tatum
Trenton
FiskCG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Northshore
|
LA
2028 Combo Guards To Watch
Fisk is a long guard with tons of upside. He is smooth with the ball and has a...
Written by Donald Tatum
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Trenton FiskTrentonFisk
6'5" | CG/SG
Northshore | 2028 StateLA
gives Northshore an intriguing piece to watch heading into the 2026–27 season. This season offers Fisk a chance to step into a more important role and show how he can affect the game on both ends of the court. With Northshore losing multiple seniors from last year’s playoff team, Fisk’s’ versatility will be worth tracking as Northshore looks for players who can create matchup problems and contribute in different ways. Coming of a summer of development, Fisk will be leaned on heavily by Northshore and is a name to keep on the radar in Louisiana’s 2028 class.
Trenton FiskTrentonFisk
6'5" | CG/SG
Northshore | 2028 StateLA
has been under the radar this summer but remains one of the top prospects in the state. While underclassmen often have to wait for varsity minutes, Northshore’s loss of three primary players opens the door for Fisk to step in and become a major producer. He will be a key piece alongside Collins, the young spark plug Bright, and big man Kinsley. Fisk’s size, skill, and length could easily push the team further than last season.
Fisk is a long guard with tons of upside. He is smooth with the ball and has a nice stroke from three point range. He plays the game with pace and uses his handle to get to the rim as well. He is not a greedy player, and uses his skill to create for his team mates. He could see minutes this year at Northshore and surely has the skill to meet any expectations.