Garden City vs. Massapequa Standout

He was incredibly diverse in his exits, collected his fair share of ground balls and also showed that he could run by 3v3 traffic to get the ball to the Garden City offense. It was because of Cascadden that Massapequa barely touched the ball in the first half and enabled the Trojans to take a 5-1 halftime lead.

“It’s difficult when I get different looks because it’s hard to adjust to what someone does,” Luke Cascadden said. “One guy will have two or three different moves and counters, so I kind of know what to do to exit. But when they throw multiple guys at me and two poles at me, it’s kind of hard to determine where to exit with the ball.”