Maui, HI (SportsNetwork.com) - Chase Fischer made 10 of BYU's 17 3-pointers as the Cougars set program records and toppled Chaminade 121-85 in the second round of the Maui Invitational.

Fischer broke Jimmer Fredette's school record for 3-pointers made, hitting a remarkable 10-of-13 for a career-best 30 points. Fischer made his first seven looks from behind the arc, and BYU started the game 11-for-11.

Its 17 triples broke the old school record of 15, which was previously reached three times. Fischer also tied the Maui Invitational record for treys in a game, matching Notre Dame's Kyle McAlarney (2008) and Chaminade's Christophe Varidel (2013).

Tyler Haws scored 19 points on seven shots, Anson Winder had 18, and Kyle Collinsworth tallied 14 points, eight boards and six assists in the rout.

BYU (4-1) will meet Purdue in its final game in Maui with fifth place on the line, while Chaminade will take on Missouri.

Kiran Shastri led four Chaminade (2-2) scorers in double figures with 16 points, and David Ware had 15.