Brooklyn Fue Commits to Arizona Western College Basketball
Brooklyn Fue Joins Arizona Western College
Brooklyn Fue, known for his remarkable progression through the Victorian Basketball system, has committed to play men's basketball at Arizona Western College. Standing at 6'10", Fue's growth has been evident over the past three years, supported in part by his participation in two AUSA Hoops tours. As a dynamic forward center, Brooklyn is recognized for his mobility on the court, his ability to defend both inside and out, and his expanding offensive skills, which include shooting from the three-point line and playmaking from the high post.
Brooklyn's family has been greatly appreciative of the role AUSA Hoops has played in his development. As his father, Steve, remarked, "Your program has provided exposure that has opened a lot of doors and given options to move forward that may have not existed otherwise. We're grateful for the belief you've shown in him."
Arizona Western College Basketball Program
Brooklyn will be joining a strong basketball program at Arizona Western College (AWC), part of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) and the Arizona Community College Athletic Conference (ACCAC). Under the guidance of head coach Kyle Isaacs, who has been in charge since 2021 and previously served as an assistant for 12 years, AWC men's basketball has flourished. Coach Isaacs boasts a commendable 105–32 record as of December 2025 and has led teams to multiple ACCAC and Region I runs, including a national tournament appearance.
The Matadors have a history of success, evidenced by their 21–10 overall record in the 2025–26 season and a deep postseason history, including winning the Region I Championship in the 2022–23 season. With a strong program identity focused on consistent winning and player development, Brooklyn will have the opportunity to shine and further enhance his skills. His continued growth at AWC will likely draw attention from NCAA Division I coaches, signaling a promising future in college basketball.
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