WILLIE
FISHER

Fisher is a Glynn Academy standout basketball player who graduated in 1987 after a stellar career with the Terrors.
He started his final three years at Glynn and led the Terrors in scoring all three years. Fisher averaged 16.6 points per game as a sophomore, 20.0 points per game as a junior and 29.4 points per game as a senior which ranks as the school’s all-time best single season scoring average. With a total of 1,578 points during his three-year career, Fisher is also the all-time leading scoring at Glynn Academy.
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After high school, he played at Lake City Community College in Florida for two years. As a sophomore, he averaged 23 points and 10 assist per game and was selected to the National Junior College Region VIII All-State team. Fisher was recruited by Norm Sloan at Florida among others before going on to play at Jacksonville State University.
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As the Jacksonville State starting point guard for two years, the 5-foot-9 Fisher led the team in assists both years, accumulating a career total of 298 assists. He ranked eighth overall in program history despite playing only two years. He also led the team in free-throw percentage both years, making 100 of 121 foul shots in 1990-91 for an .826 percentage and making 153 of 191 in 1991-92 for an .800 percentage.
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Fisher passed away in 2018.
