Playmaking is in the Henry bloodline. Scout was fearless against Milton, handling pressure and nearly helping the Panthers to an upset before a late Eagle rally spoiled the fun. The younger sister of former All-State guard Houston Henry (Piedmont; now in transfer portal), Scout is crafty like her brother. She uses her body when protecting the ball, using backdowns and spins to advance forward. She drops off tough assists off the bounce. Scout likes to get to her pull-up jumper but is a pass-first guard. Against Milton she stuffed the stat sheet with 3 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 1 block. I like her future as a high-end table setter in North Georgia.

Scout is the kind of player I would have wanted on my team when I was coaching a few years ago. She is a hard-nosed competitor whose motor never lets up nor does her will to win. She seemed to be in the middle of all the action in the games I watched Union County play and usually came out with a win in each scenario. It was not just her effort, but the productivity that came along with it. She is a very skilled player who displayed the ability to hurt opposing teams from beyond the arc, driving to the basket from the wings and baseline, and finishing on the break over bigger defenders. Defensively she was all out with active and quick hands and feet. The toughness and lateral movement transfers over well from the volleyball court for Henry. She is another young player from Union County I look forward to seeing again.