Great size and length with a good wingspan which helps with her interior presence. She protects the rim effectively and is highly active defensively. Uniquely versatile for her position she can play the four and the five, she moves her feet well and can switch onto perimeter players without giving up ground in spot duty when needed. I still think she has a high-upside and will get better in college and get better coaching and don’t be surprised if she has a breakout senior season and posts big numbers.

Henson can dominate a game without scoring a single point. The Norfolk State commit uses her length and athleticism to turn the paint into her territory. Shot blocking is her specialty, but her impact extends beyond the shots she sends back.

To truly appreciate Henson, watch how an offense changes when she patrols the paint. Drivers hesitate, finishing angles disappear, and teams reconsider how they attack the basket. Her presence alone forces adjustments, making her influence much greater than a block total can explain.

Norfolk State commit Ta’nya Henson controls the paint with her ability to block shots and alter attempts around the rim. Her athleticism and quick reactions also make her a force on the glass, extending possessions or ending opponents’ opportunities. Beyond those contributions, Henson processes the floor quickly and turns defensive stops into transition opportunities. As a result, her rebounding and decision-making help ignite her team’s dynamic offense.

She calls herself “Baby Shaq,” but unlike the Big Aristotle, Ta’Nya Henson Ta’Nya Henson 6'2" | C/PF Menchville | 2027 State VA can dominate without scoring a point. The Norfolk State commit is a ferocious shot blocker who understands exactly how to utilize her length.

Additionally, Henson has been well coached in positioning, timing, and protecting the paint without sacrificing defensive discipline.Her length and range allow her to cover tremendous ground defensively.

She can rotate from one side of the paint to the other and consistently alter shots. On the glass, Henson can beat opponents with positioning, athleticism, or simply wanting the basketball more.

Her quick reaction to missed shots makes her incredibly difficult to keep off the backboard. However, do not mistake her defensive dominance for limited offensive ability.

Henson can simply put the ball in the basket. She possesses an impressive collection of traditional post moves, including up-and-unders and strong finishes around the rim.

In many ways, her offensive game feels like something from another generation.

Henson remains comfortable playing with her back to the basket and establishing position inside. However, she can also face defenders and confidently operate from 15 feet.

Following a heartbreaking state championship loss, Henson enters her senior season with unfinished business. Expect “Baby Shaq” to make plenty of noise across Virginia while attempting to lead her team back to Richmond.

A key reserve at 6’2 for the Boo Williams EYBL Ta’Nya has had consistent development in her Career. She was a key piece to a Menchville team also capturing a title championship last season. Look for her to take a big jump as one of the go to players on the offensive end this coming season. looks like her recruitment is done now she is committed to Norfolk State University!

Henson is a strong post presence who rebounds at a high level and finishes effectively around the rim. She protects the paint defensively and alters shots with her size and length. Her interior dominance makes her a key contributor.

Henson delivered a triple-double in the regional semifinals with 12 points, 17 rebounds, and 11 blocks. A true defensive anchor, she alters shots and eliminates second-chance opportunities. Offensively, she finishes smoothly around the rim and runs the floor effectively. With Division I size and production, she commands attention inside.

While often mentioned alongside standout teammate Maddie Leach Maddie Leach 5'9" | CG Menchville | 2026 State VA . Henson is carving out her own identity and doing so in dominant fashion. The Class of 2027 center delivered a statement performance against Maury. Her statline read, 12 points, 17 rebounds, and an eye-opening 11 blocks. Seizing the opportunity to showcase her ability to completely alter a game defensively.

A true defensive anchor, Henson operates like a human eraser around the rim. Eliminating second-chance opportunities and deterring drives before they even develop. Her length, timing, and presence change offensive decision-making on every possession.

Offensively, she pairs Division I size with a developing skill set. Smooth finishing around the basket, touch with both hands, and the strength to absorb contact make her a reliable interior scoring option.

With her physical tools and production already translating to winning impact. Henson is not just a complementary piece she is a prospect who should command serious Division I attention moving forward.

Really can be a coming out party on a big stage for a player that has had a hot start to the season! Already averaging double figures on the season and also had a great showing at She Got Game last month. A player that has the skillset and size to play at the division one level will need to be a key piece to knock off a good BI team!

Is a solid defender who is always looking to get her hands on the ball and is a good rim protector. Good energy and activity often disrupt the rhythm of her opponent with her length. Has good D1 size, a player who refined her game, and a prospect with good athleticism. Posted a 28 point 20 rebound game at She Got Game!