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RJ Henderson

Combo Guard

2028 Class

5'9" Height

Eaglecrest School

DNA: Denver’s Next All-Stars Club

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RJ Henderson is a 5'9" Combo Guard in the 2028 class. Henderson attends Eaglecrest in Colorado and plays club basketball for DNA: Denver’s Next All-Stars. Henderson's Player Profile was created on March 26, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Hoops to see where RJ Henderson is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Duvalier Johnson

Prep Hoops Lead Scout

Henderson is another prospect for Eaglecrest who settled into the event nicely and looked comfortable playing within Eaglecrest’s system. He didn’t look to score every single time that he touched it, but he stayed shot-ready, relocated well without the ball, and found open windows when the defense lost sight of him. On the other end, he competed at the point of attack, moved his feet, and made opposing guards earn touches, and that effort earned him a few extra minutes. He isn’t trying to do too much, and that’s part of what stood out. He fit in, made timely plays, gave a spark off the bench, and got his feet wet on varsity. I want to see more of what he brings, but saw flashes at Colorado Live.

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2 weeks ago

Anthony Fortuna

Prep Hoops Lead Scout

RJ Henderson RJ Henderson 5'9" | CG Eaglecrest | 2028 State CO gave Denver’s Next All-Stars even more firepower on the offensive end. He can move around off ball and get open for catch and shoot chances. While also sharing the rock with his teammates, and getting assists when they have a cleaner look.

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3 months ago

Duvalier Johnson

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I did not know much about Henderson heading into the weekend, but he was a player who kept popping when I was watching his games. In their biggest game of the tourney, he was getting to wherever he wanted and out in transition. He handled pressure well, he delivered in big moments when his team needed him to keep it close, and he was a pest defensively. Henderson is a player who could impact the game with his defensive intensity. He’s quick, fast, and a tenacious defender who gets his hands on everything, and that sort of play translates. I want to see more of him as I feel that he could pop on the scene this summer, and this was a great start to that.