Henry Smith’s shooting leap makes him a real floor-spacer for PLU
Henry Smith has emerged as a more dangerous perimeter threat for Pacific Lutheran, with PLU noting that he doubled his points per game while improving both his field-goal and three-point percentages, and he recently chipped in 11 points and 4 assists with three made threes off the bench. In 2024-25, he appeared in 24 games and started 15, while also contributing 23 assists and 11 steals, which points to a guard who can stretch defenses, handle the ball, and add value without dominating usage. That profile makes him a strong fit for teams needing a confident shooter with enough playmaking and defensive activity to stay on the floor.[1][2][6]
