Jasman Sangha brings efficient, stretch-forward production to Canisius
In the 2024-25 season, Jasman Sangha gave Canisius a reliable 6-foot-8 frontcourt option who ranked second on the team in field goals made and field-goal percentage while finishing third in scoring, showing real value as a modern stretch forward[8][10]. His game stands out for efficiency, size, and steady two-way utility rather than flashy volume, and a 10-game run with 14.1 points per game hinted at a player who can heat up when featured[8]. If a team wants a mature, productive forward who can score inside and out without needing the ball constantly, he’s a pretty tidy fit[8][10].
