Know Your Team: Braylon Rayson

Sudbury Five

5’9

Guard

From Dallas, Texas

Braylon Rayson enters what is only his second NBL Canada season as one of the league's biggest threats on offence.

Prior to his professional career, Rayson spent four years with the Central Michigan Chippewas, starting in every game for three of them. Finishing with averages of 14.8 points and 3.3 rebounds per game, Rayson continues to hold the team record for the most three-pointers and won two district and conference honours.

Rayson then turned pro in 2017, joining the Windsor Express. He immediately became big role player for Windsor, averaging 14.3 points and 3.4 rebounds in 38 games, starting in only 10. He was also a top ten three-point shooter in all of the NBL Canada throughout the 2017-18 season.

His NBLC debut obviously made a big impression, and not just within his home team - the Sudbury Five traded a draft pick to the Express in exchange for him. Now in the 705, Rayson has the opportunity to build on his performance of the season prior and take his game to a new level.

Picture: Ian Shalapata