North Kitsap has two of the top players in 2A who both have the talent to be first-teamers. Orness gets the nod here because he controls the game from the point. He can play both guard spots, line up on the wings, and take smaller players to the post. He’s a power and finesse finisher at the rim who’s also one of the top assist men in the 2A.

Cade showed a lot of promise last season on the court. His 6’5″ frame would be able to translate easily to the next level. He facilitates the offense very smoothly, finding his teammates in tight spaces. He keeps his eyes up when pushing the ball down the court, rarely turning the ball over. His game will translate smoothly to the colligate level, whatever level he chooses to play.

How do you think your off-season went? What is your outlook on your season currently?rn-It was a great off season. Picked up some great interests and starting to find school that I can see myself at for the next couple years.

What are some things that stand out about your game? Things that coaches can see and know you excel atrn-My best attribute is my passing and play making. Ive had 6 games over 10 assists this season and I set the school record for 17 assists in a game. I also think my scoring is another great attribute. I am a true 3 level scorer with a great mid range and a great 3.

What are you looking for in a school beyond HS?rn-I am looking for a great fit for me and the type of offensive system I would like to play in.

Have you been in contact with any coaches/schools? If so, what schools?rn- Ive been in contact with UC Santa Barbara, UC San Diego, Pepperdine, Eastern WA, Seattle Pacific, Western WA.

What do you want to improve on most in your game before playing at the next level?rn-I have been working on my strength a ton and I am always continuously working on my shooting.