A talented 6-foot-4 forward, Henselin was outstanding in almost all aspects of the game for Team 10 at The Expo in Appleton. He showed the ability to score from outside the arc, crash the glass and get baskets off of offensive rebounds, and score in transition with his ability to run the floor. A key player for a very good Northeast Wisconsin Christian Homeschool Athletic Association squad, Henselin is a bit under-the-radar, but he has performed well for both Team 1848 and at showcase events the past few seasons.

During the high school season, Henselin competes with the NEWCHAA squad, which is made up of home school kids from northeastern Wisconsin. It’s a team with a surprising amount of talent and is often led by Henselin, a mobile wing prospect who finished with 10 points in Team 1848 ‘s 65-61 loss to Sanford Black. Henselin was impressive in battling for rebounds and taking the ball to the basket. And he was able to finish in the lane while also drawing fouls from defenders. When he earned trips to the foul line, Henselin cashed in, making all four of his attempts.