Grace is one of those kids you root for, before she has dealt with her share of injuries throughout her career. After missing her entire Sophomore year due to a knee injury, she returned last season and started strong. After just a handful of games played, however, she again missed the rest of the season. She was probably around 75%-80% early in the Spring, but I would expect for her to come back in 2026-2027 on a mission. She is extremely long, versatile, and skilled. She can shoot it from outside, slice to the basket, plus she can handle it and create offense for teammates.

Grace Fischer Grace Fischer 5'10" | SF Waldron | 2027 State IN brings toughness, versatility, and strong all-around production to the Waldron lineup. As a small forward, she impacts the game in multiple areas and consistently does the little things that help teams win. Fischer’s motor stands out immediately, especially on the glass and defensively where she competes on every possession.

Offensively, Fischer continues developing into a reliable scoring option capable of attacking the rim and knocking down perimeter shots. Her physicality and willingness to battle inside make her difficult to contain, especially in transition situations where she runs the floor hard. June ball should allow Fischer to continue proving her value as a complete two-way player capable of filling multiple roles depending on matchup needs. Her leadership and effort level will be important for Waldron throughout the summer.

It is so nice to see Grace back and playing healthy. She is extremely long, wiry, and smooth. She plays with a little bounce to her as well. She has such a versatile skillset, plus she has always played much stronger and more aggressive than she might appear. Grace can bury shot after shot from the perimeter when set and in rhythm, but she’s also a change-of-direction driver who can finish through and around contact. I like her demeanor, her motor, and her willingness to get inside and rebound/defend. Look for her to have a great Junior year.