Henry Hanzel Henry Hanzel 6'6" | SF Jordan | 2030 State MN is a six-foot-six-inch forward that played Varsity at Jordan as an 8th grader and played D1 Minnesota 3SSB this past spring and summer. Hanzel has good length that enables him to play inside and outside on the defensive side of the court. The length enables him to alter or block shots, deflect passes and create incidents. Offensively Hanzel has the ability to shoot from the perimeter and can work as a driver to the basket.

Henry Hanzel – Hanzel is a six-foot-six-inch 2030 wing from Jordan where he started on Varsity as an 8th grader. Hanzel has ability to shoot from the perimeter, and good length to defend opponents at the rim. Hanzel is still growing into his body developing and as he gets stronger and more mature he could be a tough player to guard especially if he develops his ball handling more.

Henry was a little quieter shooting the ball from three than I had hoped, but you can still see the boatload of upside that he offers as a 6’2” 13U wing prospect. He has Hoop Habits Elite 13U 2-0 right now and I’ll be watching Hanzel tomorrow to see if he can turn up things offensively. The skill and shooting stroke are definitely there, he just hasn’t gotten them to fall quite yet.

I actually wasn’t able to see Hanzel live and some BallerTV film wasn’t able to be recorded, so I didn’t see Hoops Habits Elite 13U play. But I did do my due diligence and decided to not leave a couple of their deserving players off of the all-tournament team. Hoop Habits went 3-1 and placed third, with their only loss to runner-up D1 Minnesota 2030 Gold. See below Hanzel’s superb positional 6’2” wing length and offensive skill and capabilities.