Two days ago,Henderson committed to Millersville University (D2). The Marauders landed a 1st Team All-PPL selection with ridiculous upside. In March, Henderson averaged 15 points and 5 rebounds per night during the 6A state tournament as he helped push Imhotep to the semifinals. Henderson is a long, athletic, and speedy wing prospect with a versatile skill set.

While he would undoubtedly trade it for a win, Henderson put together an admirable performance in his final high school game to leave a final impression in the minds of coaches and scouts. A versatile combo guard with a smooth jumper and a dynamic first step, Henderson started out a bit overaggressive, but settled in nicely during a clutch second half effort with most of his teammates struggling. He knocked down a pair of 3s, showcasing a smooth high release and keen instincts for relocating to open space. Henderson was also a factor getting out in transition while displaying improving feel and skill level in the halfcourt drive-and-kick game. With the physical tools for the D1 level and his best basketball still clearly left ahead of him, it will be interesting to see where Henderson’s next step takes him following a standout senior season.

This 1^st Team All-PPL selection has been on fire over Imhotep’s last two 6A victories. First Henderson notched 17 points (2 triples) in a win over Chambersburg. Then, Henderson posted a near double double of 17 points and 9 rebounds in ‘Tep’s quarterfinal win over Parkland. Henderson is a long, athletic, and fast prospect who excels in the open court. On the fast break Henderson can work as a ball handler and lane filling wing. Once he gets to the rack, Henderson can finish through contact. In the half-court Henderson can splash threes, work the baseline for alley-oops and convert from the dunker spot. As a nice bonus, Henderson is plus defender and active rebounder at both ends.

As he has throughout the season, Henderson continued to demonstrate nice growth with 13 of his 17 points coming as part of a commanding Imhotep second half. His highest upside lies on the ball, but Henderson shines with his ability to operate effectively from either guard spot. He’s grown increasingly reliable as a ballhandler and decisionmaker to where he can more credibly be trusted with the ball at the next level. Henderson remains a dangerous shooter with a quick first step and functional athleticism to pressure the rim as well, all while being a consistent bother to opposing guards while defending the ball. He could certainly still benefit from further seasoning, but there’s a lot of potential here to develop for the right program at the D1 or D2 level.

Henderson is a long, athletic, and fast prospect with a versatile offensive skill set. This senior thrives in the open court as a ball handler and lane filling wing. In both scenarios, Henderson can get to the rim and then flush on an opponent’s head or finish with creative flair. On half-court possessions, Henderson can knock down threes, score off the dribble from the wing and work the offensive glass for put backs. Henderson does a wonderful job of establishing his 3-point shooting in order to set up his attacks on the rim. On defense Henderson is extremely switchable. Earlier this week Henderson registered 17 points (2 triples) in ‘Tep’s 2^nd Round defeat of Chambersburg. Henderson holds an offer from Saint Francis (PA) and Rider, but more college coaches need to text Henderson immediately.   

Henderson is an aggressive scorer who thrives muscling his way to different spots downhill. He ability to slip past defenders makes him a scoring threat anytime when he is on the attack. Henderson can play the two man game and does a good job playing out of ball screens. He is an assertive defender who competes when he is on the floor and applies tough ball pressure.

The best kept secret on Imhotep’s roster made a huge name for himself at the Rare Footage Holiday Classic, as Henderson splashed 7 threes on his way to 28 points. In addition to draining triples this long, athletic, and quick prospect got out in transition for buckets. Henderson also flashed solid passing skills. On defense Henderson can guard multiple positions and is a plus rebounder. Henderson holds an offer from Saint Francis (PA), but more college coaches need to text Henderson immediately.  

Henderson holds an offer from Saint Francis (PA), but more schools should be knocking on the door of this three-level scorer. With his length, speed and agility, Henderson thrives in the open court. He frequently will end a fast break with a crowd-pleasing dunk. In the half-court, Henderson can attack the hoop off the bounce from the wing as well as the baseline. When he plays off-the-ball, Henderson’s will cut back door for a bucket. No matter how he gets to the rim, Henderson can then finish through contact or with a creative touch. Henderson’s 3-point shot is an underrated weapon. Defensively, Henderson is a plus player who is extremely switchable.