Wing from Iowa that led his team in scoring at 15 points a game. MoKan 15u won the Peach Jam with Henry as their leading scorer .

Henry played his freshman year at Sioux City West, transferred to Sioux City East, then recently announced that he will attend Iowa United Prep for his sophomore year, playing against a national schedule of prep schools. Normally Iowa United players haven’t been included in state rankings, but as with Navon Shabazz in the 2026 class, if a player was an Iowa high school basketball player at some point in time, I’ll keep him in the rankings.

As far as on the hardwood, Henry was ridiculously good as a freshman at West, averaging 26.4 points, 7.3 rebounds, 3.3 assists, and 2.3 steals per game on 53-43-80 shooting splits. He has legitimate guard size at 6-4, is a confident shot maker, handles it well, and can score from all three levels. His combination of size, length, and athleticism are rivaled by few in the Midwest, and he has already picked up a pair of Division I offers from Mississippi State and West Virginia.

I was really excited to get a chance to see Henry finally play live, and there were certainly enough flashes of brilliance there to see what all the hype is about. He is a legitimate 6-4, and his size and length can be a major problem for teams. He handles it well and is a talented shotmaker who can knock down shots off any type of platform. He has body control around the rim and can finish at odd angles. Defensively, he has good hands, poking the ball away from opposing ball-handlers on multiple occasions. He may have been pressing, knowing that West was probably outmatched, and there were some questionable shot decisions throughout the game, but there is absolutely no denying how talented this young man is, and I’m really looking forward to watching how he develops over the next three seasons. He had 21 points in the loss.