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37 Days Until the State Football Announcement
Gatorade 2023 - 2024: Player of the Year

Girls Basketball - Washington

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GIRLS BASKETBALL

Katie Fiso

Point guard
GARFIELD HS
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
SENIOR
Height: 5-FOOT-11
Press Release

Peak Performance

24.6

Average Points (per game)

4.2

Average Rebounds (per game)

4.100

Average Assists (per game)

2.5

Average Steals (per game)
“I believe Katie Fiso of Garfield High School is the best player in our state. She’s played the toughest teams in Washington while being in the spotlight her entire career. And when it mattered most in the championship game, she delivered. There are other great players in our state, for sure, but Katie has separated herself with her next-level skill set, her willingness to set her teammates up and her ability to slice through all the junk defenses thrown her way. ”
Arvin Mosely
Head Coach head coach at Emerald Ridge High
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Athletic Excellence

The 5-foot-11 senior point guard averaged 24.6 points, 4.2 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 2.5 steals this past season, leading Bulldogs (21-3) to the Class 3A state title for the third time in her tenure. Ranked as the nation’s No 10 recruit in her class by Prospects Nation, Fiso was the Class 3A State Tournament MVP for the second consecutive year, scoring a game-high 29 to go with seven rebounds and four steals in the championship game. A two-time All-State selection entering her senior season, she compiled a true shooting percentage of 60 percent in 2024.

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Academic Achievement

Fiso has maintained a 3.64 GPA in the classroom. She has signed a national letter of intent to play basketball on scholarship at the University of Oregon this fall.

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Exemplary Character

Fiso has volunteered locally on behalf of Push for Dreams, the Champions of Change All-Star Game and the Seattle Sports Institute, where she mentors foster kids.