Hendrix is a bully guard with D1 athleticism. In a way, he kind of reminds you of a Baron Davis type of player. If he has a lane, he is going to take and he is going to try and punch it through the rim. Look for him to also be in the mix of players who have impressive sophomore seasons. He has a solid foundation and will only add more skill and strength over time.

Hendrix is a kid you need to watch in person; he is big and strong, and he can fly. The crazy thing about Hendrix is that you might not have seen him play a lot because he was on a loaded Highland team this past year, and now he is going to be on the floor a lot; if he is healthy, he is going to put on a show.

Hendrix is a young 2029 prospect who brings a lot of explosiveness and athleticism to the floor. He has good size for his class and can use his athletic ability to make an impact on both ends. Offensively, he has shown the ability to knock down the midrange and three-point shot with consistency, giving him more ways to score as his game continues to develop. He’s adding more to his overall offensive game each year, and he’s a young player I’ll be watching closely this season.

Hendrix had some valuable varsity experience as a freshman; he has already shown flashes of his potential and should benefit from that early experience. His play at the club level could mean trouble for other teams as Highland looks to build around a player like Hendrix. At 6-foot-4, his combination of size, versatility could make him an important piece for the Rams as they look to reload and remain competitive.

With several key players graduating this past season, Harry Hendrix is poised to see significant minutes. His high-flying style of play is set to turn heads and make him a standout presence on the court this year. Highland will be able to use his skills this coming season.