Christenberry does what all of the best off-ball players do: cutting as soon as he sees the back of a defender’s helmet. He was superb in a dominant win over Laxachusetts, posting four goals and an assist in one of the biggest statements I saw over the course of the weekend. As hard as he works without the ball, he rides just as hard, running around like his hair’s on fire and hunting down defenders with purpose to win back possessions. He has a nasty handle — his ridiculous one-handed finish was one of the highlights of the weekend — and he catches everything thrown his way, even less-than-ideal passes. He’s an impressive mid-range shooter and a high-percentage finisher inside, throwing fakes to move goalies. Against LXC, he scored a pretty BTB and showed his dodging ability by winning a matchup or two behind the cage, putting together a stellar outing to boost his team. There’s no doubt in my mind that he made himself some money with his campaign on Long Island, and I’m intrigued to see who lands him.