SCSU Men’s Basketball Gets New Coach

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI

Ashley Menzemer

May 16, 2022 | 5:45 AM

Photo courtesy of Saint Cloud State University Athletic Department/ scsuhuskies.com

(KNSI) – The hardwood Huskies have a new man at the helm. Saint Cloud State University is expected to introduce Quincy Henderson as the coach of its Men’s Basketball Team on Wednesday.

Henderson is a Midwest native, having grown up in Madison, Wisconsin. He was a hoops standout, leading his high school to a state championship. He began his college career at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, before transferring to Division II Winona State.

Henderson has been an assistant at West Texas A&M for the past eight years. The Buffaloes have amassed a 210-50 record in that time. They’ve won the Lone Star Conference for five consecutive seasons and advanced to the D-II National Championship Game in 2021.

Henderson is the 14th head coach in SCSU program history.

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