Daniel Heninger is a 5'9" Running Back in the 2026 class.
Heninger attends Glencoe in Oregon.
Heninger's Player Profile was created on April 2, 2024.
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Heninger was the engine of Glencoe’s offense and one of the most productive backs in the state. His...
Written by Connor Darby
Daniel
HeningerRB
Class
2026
Height
5'9"
Weight
170
HS
Glencoe
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OR
6A Conference Players of the Week: Week 7
For the third time this season, Heninger finds himself among Oregon’s best performers after another dominant outing. The...
Written by Connor Darby
Daniel
HeningerRB
Class
2026
Height
5'9"
Weight
170
HS
Glencoe
|
OR
6A Conference Players of the Week: Week 6
For another time this season, Heninger proved he’s one of Oregon’s premier backs. The Glencoe senior carried the...
Written by Connor Darby
Daniel
HeningerRB
Class
2026
Height
5'9"
Weight
170
HS
Glencoe
|
OR
6A Conference Players of the Week: Week 4
Glencoe’s undefeated run continued with a massive 37–19 win over previously unbeaten Westview, fueled by Heninger’s dominant night....
Written by Connor Darby
Daniel
HeningerRB
Class
2026
Height
5'9"
Weight
170
HS
Glencoe
|
OR
6A Conference Players of the Week: Week 2
Glencoe leaned on their ground game in a big way during their 42–26 win over Clackamas, and Heninger...
Written by Connor Darby
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Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Heninger was the engine of Glencoe’s offense and one of the most productive backs in the state. His vision, balance, and ability to finish runs made him nearly impossible to contain. Week after week, he carried the load and delivered.
For the third time this season, Heninger finds himself among Oregon’s best performers after another dominant outing. The senior running back rushed for 286 yards and three touchdowns in Glencoe’s 44-0 win over Century, controlling the game from start to finish. Heninger’s blend of vision and patience behind his offensive line makes him one of the toughest backs in the Pacific Conference to slow down. His consistency continues to drive Glencoe’s success deep into league play.
For another time this season, Heninger proved he’s one of Oregon’s premier backs. The Glencoe senior carried the offense with 306 rushing yards and five touchdowns in a 49-20 victory over Liberty. Heninger’s patient running style and relentless motor helped Glencoe control the clock and wear down the defense. He continues to be the heartbeat of the Crimson Tide’s offense as they stay near the top of the Pacific Conference standings.
Glencoe’s undefeated run continued with a massive 37–19 win over previously unbeaten Westview, fueled by Heninger’s dominant night. The senior carried the ball 35 times for 272 yards and three touchdowns, carrying the offense on his back. Heninger’s workhorse mentality made the difference, as he consistently found ways to keep the chains moving against a strong defense.
Glencoe leaned on their ground game in a big way during their 42–26 win over Clackamas, andHeninger delivered a monster performance. Heninger piled up 256 rushing yards and found the end zone four times, showing both stamina and explosiveness. He also chipped in defensively with an interception, proving his all-around value. With Heninger leading the way, Glencoe is off to an impressive 2–0 start to the season.