The transition from high school basketball player to collegiate athlete can be a difficult jump, especially when one has to recover from a shoulder injury the first month on campus. Myles Cale had long awaited his arrival in South Orange, but had to wait a little longer to take the court due to the setback.
“It was a lot. It was nerve-wracking at first,” the freshman from Delaware said. “You get frustrated, but you got to fight through it.”
Cale did not have to endure his injury alone, though, since Seton Hall’s training staff, coaches and teammates have all supported him with his injury and adapting to life as a college athlete.