An honorable mention All-League selection, Condon took another step forward as a sophomore, racking up 20 goals and 16 assists along with 26 groundballs and continuing to polish his all-around game. He sets up his dodges with an excellent first step and has the versatility to score in a number of different ways, even making things happen when inverting behind the cage. Condon’s feet are always moving without the ball, and he does a really nice job as a savvy cutter to create opportunities for himself, so he doesn’t necessarily need the ball much in order to be successful. In addition, he’s far from a liability when caught on defense and can even cause disruption and frustration. Watching him this summer, it was clear that he developed tremendously in that area, as well as the confidence he gained when dodging with his left hand.