Salenbien is just so well rounded in his skill set. He has an elite game between the ears, making the right decisions with the basketball. This happens even on the move or in pressure situations. Salenbien does a really nice job letting the game come to him and not forcing it or taking bad shots. That being said, he has the ball skills and athleticism to go out and drop 20 or 25 plus any given game.

This one seems obvious. Salenbien led Lenawee Christian to the quarterfinals, in convincing fashion, before losing to the eventual state champion. He’s been excellent with REACH this grassroots season. Salenbien can attack off the wing and play effectively on or off the ball. He’s been a consistent high level scorer all spring.

I’ve been a big fan of Salenbien’s game since he stepped into high school. He’s one of those players that makes it really difficult to find a weakness to attack. His diverse game allows him to handle, distribute, attack the rim and crash the boards. He could really draw some well deserved media attention in Grand Rapids,