A dynamic scoring wing, Jadyn showcased his shooting ability in catch and shoot scenarios, knocking down a corner three. His scoring lately has been making him a reliable offensive option for the Thunderbirds. Knocking down shots from deep, and driving to the basket he proved to be a versatile player while also contributing defensively. With 14 points, Canseco Jensen’s impact on both ends of the court was evident.

Jadyn Cascio Jenkins, a senior guard transferring from Fremont to defending champs Bellevue West, brings versatility and scoring to the Thunderbirds. Adept at playing multiple positions, Jenkins averaged 11 points last season for Fremont, showcasing his shooting prowess from long range. With an impressive 91% free-throw accuracy, he adds consistency to the Thunderbirds’ offense. Jenkins’s ability to finish above the rim and contribute both on and off the ball makes him a valuable asset for Bellevue West as they aim for back-to-back championships.

The more I see Jadyn Cascio-Jensen Jadyn Cascio-Jensen 6'2" | SG Fremont | 2024 State NE play, the more impressed I am. The 6’4 SG out of Bellevue West is super skilled with nice length and athleticism. Cascio-Jensen’s most translatable asset is his outside shooting ability. He has an excellent outside jump shot with the ability to score off the bounce and off the catch. I’ve seen Cascio-Jensen hit three or four in a row a couple times this Summer. He can get hot really fast. If the defense starts to close out too hard, he is skilled enough to put the ball on the deck and create his own shot in the mid range, or at the rim. Cascio-Jensen also has the bounce to throw it down on someone’s head. He is an extremely impressive prospect who is improving at a fast rate.