The West Salem native is a physical interior player who wants to play through contact around the basket. Hendrickson can play in a crowd and rebound or score depending on the situation. I also like that she’s willing to do more on the perimeter in an environment like Appleton. She showed she had the confidence to take perimeter jumpers when she was open, and it didn’t look that bad. She has the skill set to develop that part of her game and be an inside-out threat.

The Western Wisconsin native is a physical interior post player who can compete with anyone in the paint. Hendrickson is willing to initiate contact and set a tone around the rim. She can record a double-double in any game she plays and does the little things well. She will draw attention from coaches at the next level over the next year. I like what she can do around the rim, and she can step out and space the floor when needed.

Hendrickson is a slightly undersized post player for the next level, but I love how hard she works around the basket. The West Salem native is a physical player who can record a double-double in any game and doesn’t shy away from anyone. She’s a player who will play with physicality wherever she plays, and could be an intriguing frontcourt player for regional programs in the 2028 class.

The West Salem forward caught my attention at the Freshman Showcase last September. She showed some ability to operate with the ball in her hands and to finish around the rim through contact. Playing behind a D2 kid in their senior year at West Salem limited the opportunities Hendrickson got in her first season, but there are things to like about what she does, and I’ll be curious to see how she plays this spring and summer.