Rating:   Name:  Jordan Henriquez Position:  PF/C Height:  6-10 Weight:  205 Year:  2009 Class:  Prep School School:  Winchendon School (MA) AAU:  Long Island Lightning PPG: RPG:   APG:   BPG:

Analysis: Jordan is a long, athletic big man.  He is a developing post prospect.  He has good hands and a soft touch on his shots.  He also has a solid hook shot that he can knock down from out to the foul line area.  Henriquez does a good job of moving around to get gain position in the low block and  also seals off the defenders well.   He is thin and does have some trouble getting himself into position near the hoop against physical players.  Jordan must get stronger if he is going to really dominate.  He also does have trouble finishing at times.  Because of his size, he's an excellent rebounder and shot blocker.  Occassionally, he does get too far under the hoop when attempting to grab rebounds though.  Jordan is a solid interior player with a huge upside.     Interest:  Team  Offer  Commitment  Drexel  Yes  None  Iona  No  None  Manhattan  No  None  Marist  No  None  Auburn  Yes  None  Binghamton  No  None  Connecticut  No  None  DePaul  Yes  None  Florida  No  None  Kansas State  Yes  Verbal  Kentucky  No  None  Louisville  No  None  Memphis  No  None  Minnesota  No  None  Missouri  No  None  Nebraska  No  None  Oregon State  No  None  Rhode Island  Yes  None  St. John's  No  None  Toledo  No  None  UMASS  Yes  None  UNLV  No  None  USC  No  None  Xavier  Yes  None     Articles: _____________________________________________________________________________Media Gallery Recruiting Roundup (6/28/06)      Playaz Spring Fling - Part 1 (4/1/07)             Rumble in the Bronx - Part 2 (6/18/07) Reebok U Mid Level Report (7/12/07) Joe Brown Memorial Tournament - Part 1 (7/15/07) Eastern Invitational Session 4 (7/31/07) Update on Port Chester big man (2/2/08)

Game Views/Game Analysis:

Eastern Invitational Session 2 NBA Underclassmen All Star  

Metro High School Basketball Championship (6/17/06)

Eastern Invitational Team Camp (7/9/06)

Jordan struggled some this time around.  He tried to shoot too many jumpers and also made some poor passes.  He is capable of playing around the perimeter, but better off inside.  While he does block some shots, his timing isn't great and if it improves he could have many more.  He also played in the underclassmen all star game at the individual camp.