Cano Lazo has proven himself as a reliable shooter with a natural feel for the game. He’s constantly moving, working hard to get open looks whether it’s by coming off screens or cutting to the rim, and that nonstop activity keeps defenses on edge. His ability to apply pressure without the ball makes him a tough cover and a consistent offensive weapon. The next step in his development will be adding more physicality and presence around the basket. Using his feel and quickness on the defensive end can also help him evolve into a true stopper capable of guarding multiple positions. If Cano Lazo blends his offensive movement and shooting with a more physical, defensive mindset, he has the potential to become one of the most complete and impactful players in his class

Cano Lazo was a total standout this weekend, a blast to watch every time he touched the floor. He really did everything, and you saw he had a great feel for the game. What really stood out was his off ball movement. He was constantly in motion, always reading the defense and finding little pockets of space to get open. Every time he got the ball in a good spot, he was ready to fire. His release was quick and smooth, and once that shot went up, it looked good more often than not. He especially made a living at the top of the key where he pulled up drilling threes. Cano Lazo kept the defense honest and knocked down some big shots when his team needed them most. Whether it was early in the game or in crunch time he always came through

Cano Lazo brought energy and hustle, crashing the boards and diving for loose balls in both games. In Game 2, he found his rhythm offensively, knocking down shots and becoming a reliable spot up threat. His expanded role saw him emerge as a primary scorer and one of difference maker.