Steady Duquesne lead guard with scoring punch and playmaking value
Castro-Caneddy gives Duquesne a usable backcourt engine: in the 2024-25 season, he played 29 of 32 games and averaged 7.1 points and 2.1 assists in 19.1 minutes, with 62 assists against 34 turnovers, showing he can create without being reckless.[7] He also has game-breaking upside when needed, including a 26-point outing against St. Francis (PA) and a 21-point game in an earlier Duquesne win over Fordham, which hints at real shot-making when his number is called.[1][3] If you want a guard who brings experience, pace control, and occasional takeover scoring, he’s worth a look.[7][1]
