Prospect Spotlight: Cash Corder (2022 Seaside)

<p>He’s been a bit hidden on the coast, but over the summer [player_tooltip player_id="1229398" first="Cash" last="Corder"] started to make himself known. At 6-foot-7 with the ability to operate on the perimeter, the Seaside senior got his chance to showcase himself with the Oregon Prospects on the AAU scene. His hope is that college coaches were watching as he worked hard on improving himself for the next level.</p> <p>"I wasn’t used to the AAU stuff but I’ve definitely improved," Corder said. "I improved on my defense and also using my body in different ways. And rebounding too."</p> <p>We watched Corder in a couple of tournaments this summer with the Prospects and liked his potential. He has a smooth stroke from the outside and can certainly operate in catch-and-shoot situations. But Corder also has the ability to put the ball on the floor a little and also contribute inside on both ends with his length.</p> <p>Playing with the Prospects gave Corder the opportunity to perform in front of a number of college coaches and he’s hopeful they will continue watching him through his senior season at Seaside. "I definitely want to play in college," Corder said. "At the minimum, I’d like to play D-II."</p> <p>Last year as a junior, Corder averaged 14.2 points and 8.0 rebounds while shooting 51 percent from the field.  He shot 43 percent from three-point range, an indication of his ability to step out and stretch defenses.  As for his final year of high school ball, Corder is aiming high - not just for himself but for Seaside as well. "I just want to keep on getting better," Corder said. "I’m trying to get a state championship this year."</p> <p>Corder currently ranks as the #52 player in the PrepHoops Oregon Class of 2022 rankings.</p>