This Westchester Raptors team has a ton of potential as a competitive group moving forward. A team full of selfless and talented players that complement each other well, and play the right way. Although the Westchester Raptors didn’t walk away successful after every game, they got better and showcased their collective talent in a positive manner. 

Results: Win against CB Elite, Losses against Rens United Williams and Anaconda. 

Luke Desola: Luke Desola exhibited advanced ball skills, basketball instincts and the capability to make shots. Desola ran the floor hard and did a ton of positive things on both ends of the floor to positively affect the game. 

#14: Showcased some real value as a two-way guard. His attention to detail and grit on that end of the floor led to him forcing a plethora of turnovers as a point of attack defender. He rebounded his position well, with the intent to push the break and play fast, showcasing his court vision and floor awareness. 

#0: Is this team’s most dynamic and positionless player to this point. Has great size and agility for his age, which he uses to run the floor with fluidity, block shots, rebound the ball and finish with functional strength. 

#3: Defensive-minded player with playmaking chops. Very active at the top of the zone and looks to have early sightings of translatable connector traits. 

#2: A reliable glue guy type of player for this Raptors team. Adept at being effective offensively without having the ball in his hands. A player who connects the dots, boxes out bigger players and competes hard.