Through 4 Games: 28 PPG, 7.3 RPG, 2 APG, 2 SPG, 1.3 BPG, 60% 2P, 33% 3P

Among the craftiest lead ball handlers in the state, Vassar-Steen has been on a tear early on to open up the season. Adept at changing speeds within an instant, the guard has been able to control the halfcourt pace while remaining a scoring threat on all three levels. His efficiency has been a notable development, up to 28 points per game on 55% from the field, following 20.7 last season on 48% from the field.

Question #1: What was your thoughts on how the season went this past year? rnAnswer: I thought the season for me went fairly well, big improvement from sophomore year and felt I could’ve did some more things to help my team be in a better position. I thought this was a good season for me breaking 1,000 points and averaging 20+ points per game. I only look to improve from here and get more wins! As a team this season, it didn’t go the way we wanted to, a couple games we gave away which really affected our chances in State, but we can’t have no excuses and we just have to get better for next year. But as a team, we weren’t happy how this year went.

Question #2: What are some points of emphasis this off-season?rnAnswer: Some points of emphasis for this off-season is to be definitely gym-heavy, work to better ourselves every day, get closer as a team and get ourselves out there. We will be playing in college team camps, high school team camps and get more exposure to hopefully grab some college coaches’ eyes. This summer our goal is to improve and be ready for next year.

Question #3: What do you want to accomplish next season?rnAnswer: Next year I want to achieve being a Top Ten team and making State, making a run in State, winning district and just having a good season. I also want to achieve becoming the highest scoring Farmington basketball player ever. I also want to pickup a offer this summer or next year. We have a lot of goals next year and we will work hard to try and achieve those goals for next year.