Wyatt Branish scored 100 points (70 goals & 30 assists) as a sophomore. Wyatt was named 1st Team All-Conference & 2nd Team All-State (CHSAA) en route to a State Championship on an undefeated team. He collected a hat-trick & 1 assist against Valor Christian in the championship game, solidifying himself as a big-game guy. Branish is at his best on the left wing, where he can catch & shoot, initiate, or flash inside for a finish. He keeps his eyes up when dodging, recognizing defensive pressure quickly & finding open teammates when slides commit. Wyatt works well in the motion offense and rotates effectively on his attacker’s triangle. This leads him to become the beneficiary of some easy dunks on the backside, where he can creatively cash in with behind-the-backs that create more angle or quick sticks. Branish is gritty on the inside, where he can pick up rebound goals or finish with a guy on his back, where he can draw fouls. He is determined to get to his strength (lefty), where he can finish with the best of them – verbally committed to Michigan.

Wyatt Branish scored 100 points (70 goals & 30 assists) as a sophomore. Wyatt was named 1st Team All-Conference & 2nd Team All-State (CHSAA) en route to a State Championship on an undefeated team. He collected a hat-trick & 1 assist against Valor Christian in the championship game, solidifying himself as a big-game guy. Branish is at his best on the left wing, where he can catch & shoot, initiate, or flash inside for a finish. He keeps his eyes up when dodging, recognizing defensive pressure quickly & finding open teammates when slides commit. Wyatt works well in the motion offense and rotates effectively on his attacker’s triangle. This leads him to become the beneficiary of some easy dunks on the backside, where he can creatively cash in with behind-the-backs that create more angle or quick sticks. Branish is gritty on the inside, where he can pick up rebound goals or finish with a guy on his back, where he can draw fouls. He is determined to get to his strength (lefty), where he can finish with the best of them – verbally committed to Michigan.