Don’t let the size fool you, Ryan is fearless attacking the basket. Despite often being the smallest player on the floor, the opposing defense just couldn’t contain Ryan, as he was constantly getting to the rim and finishing with touch off the glass. Hendricks was able to explode off of screens, turning the corner and quickly getting downhill to the rim before the defense could react. If a help-side defender was able to step in and stop him, Ryan showed the vision to locate an open shooter with a kick-out pass.

Another small guard on the Team 2 roster, Hendricks showed the uncanny ability to score over taller defenders in the lane. The Milwaukee Audubon Technology guard also drilled some perimeter shots and earned some trips to the foul line. His ball handling, court vision and confidence with the ball in his hands were impressive assets and will be called up in 2025-26 for an Audubon Tech squad looking to battle for the championship in the Blue Division of the Milwaukee City Conference.

Hendricks showcased his talents with Pride Roc all summer. He returned to Audubon for his sophomore year. Hendricks controlled the tempo on both ends of the floor for team 9. He utilized his foot speed and change of direction throughout camp. His quick burst into space opened up his deep range shooting.