Troy Henderson

Labeled a three-star recruit by both 247Sports and On3, the former of which tabbed him the No. 26 point guard in the class and the No. 12 player in Virginia.
Considered the No. 255 prospect in the On3 Consensus rankings, good for No. 35 among point guards and No. 13 in Virginia.
McDonald’s All-American game nominee and four-team VHSL First Team All-State selection.
Three-time team captain compiled a 104-6 record and three VHSL state championships across his four-year varsity career, amassing over 2,200 points and 600 assists.
Averaged 13.7 points, 6.0 assists, 3.8 rebounds and 1.5 steals per game as a senior in his lone year at John Marshall, plus shot 40.0 percent from 3-point range, en route to VHSL Class 2 First Team All-State designation.
Aided his team to a 25-2 record, a VHSL Class 2 state title and a ninth-place finish in the MaxPreps national rankings (first in Virginia).
Notched 20 points, eight assists and three steals in the 107-81 state final triumph over Graham High School, in which his team set a VHSL state championship scoring record.
Spent his first three prep years at Lancaster High School and registered over 1,800 points to shatter the program record of 1,452 that stood for 25 years.
Named the Northern Neck District Player of the Year, the Region A Player of the Year and a VHSLA Class 1 First Team All-State pick in all three years at Lancaster, plus claimed VHSL Class 1 Player of the Year as both a sophomore and junior.
Finished as the third-leading scorer in Virginia as a junior at 25.9 points per game, adding 5.1 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 3.1 steals per contest.
Led his team to become the first in Northern Neck District to win back-to-back state titles, ending the year at 26-2.
Posted a game-best 30 points, seven rebounds and five steals in a 65-59 win over Auburn High School in the VHSL Class 1 state final, shooting 11-of-23 from the floor and 5-of-5 at the line, and converting the go-ahead three-point play with 1:12 left.
Averaged 23.8 points, 4.5 assists, 3.7 rebounds and 2.1 steals per game during his sophomore campaign, connecting on 71 3-pointers.
Helped his team complete a perfect 29-0 season by defeating George Wythe High School in the VHSL Class 1 state final, logging a game-high 30 points on 11-of-16 shooting to go along with a game-best six rebounds.
Aided his team to a 24-2 record and a state semifinal appearance during his freshman campaign.
Graduated with a 3.50 GPA after being an honor roll student and a member of National Honor Society.
Competed for Team Loaded VA, alongside fellow Tennessee freshman Nate Ament, at the AAU level and aided the team to a 19-1 record and semifinal run on the 2024 adidas 3SSB circuit.
Among the notable John Marshall basketball alumni are Milton Bell, Fred Gantt, Dennis Parker Jr., Ed Sherod and Isaiah Todd.

PERSONAL

Full name is Troy Isaiah Henderson and nickname is “T-Roy.”
Born Oct. 3, 2005, in Richmond, Va.
Parents are Donte Henderson, a retired United States Army veteran, and Melissa Henderson, a senior manager at Verizon.
Both parents played basketball at Christopher Newport University, a Division III school in Virginia.
Has two older brothers, Tyler and Tyson, and a younger sister, Taylor.
Tyler played basketball at Anderson University, a Division II school in South Carolina, before transferring to Christopher Newport, where he won the national title in 2022-23.
Tyson currently plays at Christopher Newport, with the two overlapping as teammates in 2023-24.
Majoring in business management.
Favorite athlete is Steph Curry because of his ability to make shots.
Best sports memory is winning a second straight VHSL Class 1 state championship during his junior year at Lancaster High School.
Listens to music and talks to his family before every game.
Wears No. 24 because his father and Kobe Bryant both did so.
Committed to Tennessee over Fordham, Seton Hall and VCU.
Chose Tennessee because of the staff, specifically the family culture they have built and their energy.
Follows nine prior Tennessee letter winners from Virginia, just three of whom played this century.