Lascallette is the most productive receiver at the tight end position in the state, and last year, he racked up over half of Riverside’s receiving yardage. He averaged 20 yards per catch on 25 receptions, but only scored three touchdowns last year. We expect that to change this year, and he should help Riverside score a lot of points.

Lascallette, to my knowledge, was second or third in the state in receiving among tight ends, depending on how you classify players. More of a pure receiver than a dual-threat tight end, he’s the clear top option on that offense. His ball skills are fantastic, and his catch radius is absurd. Some colleges may recruit him as a true receiver, but we love him in-line at the tight end position.

Lascallette was one of the most productive receiving tight ends in the state, despite missing a couple of games. He’s a smooth mover at 6’3″, and he has great ball skills. Riverside used him primarily as a “big slot” receiver to create mismatches with linebackers and smaller corners, and he’s a nightmare to cover in man-to-man.