Senu has a size and skillset that immedietaly jumps out at the viewer. During one of his team’s wins on Saturday, I saw him throw down a ferocious 1-handed dunk in transition; something I don’t see often from kids who have yet to enter high school.

He’s so strong that he could contend with any big man. He goes really hard when he drives to the rim, and shows off impressive footwork when he’s in the paint. On offense, he’s so aggressive with the ball in his hands, that opponents often shrink out of his way because they know what’s coming at them.

Senu’s got a lengthy stride and plays with a lot of confidence. He says that he tries to play both sides of the ball well, playing strong defense and getting in the way of shots.

Senu is an immediate presence when he steps on the floor. As a 6’3″ 8th grader, he will make an instant impact against opponents once his prep career begins.

Senu is a strong man who will gobble up rebounds, and collect a lot of points on putback shots. And he’s frightening when he’s on a breakway. During one of his Saturday games, I saw him throw down a vicious one-handed dunk on a fast break. It was the only dunk I saw over the entire weekend, and I told him afterwards that I wasn’t aware that 8th graders had the ability to dunk it like that!

He has unbelievable strength, and he goes so hard when he’s driving the lane and trying for a layup. He has terrific footwork for a big man, and already seems so confident that he could play against any big man who’s put in front of him.

This kid is an absolute freight train when he drives the lane. You’d question anyone’s decision to step in his way. Senu takes pride in his ability to drive the lane, and his defensive prowess at blocking shots and being a disruptor.