Charron Fisher was Niagara’s high-usage, high-output go-to wing with a rebounding edge
Fisher stood out for Niagara in the 2007-08 season as a rugged **guard/forward** who paired volume scoring with elite board work, finishing with **18.3 points** and **7.9 rebounds per game** while logging **33.1 minutes** a night[7]. He also had genuine shot-making punch, including a **45-point** outburst that shows real takeover ability[4]. At 6-foot-4 and 235 pounds, he brought a physical, attack-the-paint profile that made him more than a scorer; he was a possession-creator who could carry offense and battle inside, which is exactly the kind of two-way toughness that translates well to a team needing grit and production[6][7].
