Hayden Dzenutis is a 6'2" Shooting Guard in the 2027 class.
Dzenutis attends Evans in Florida and plays club basketball for TNBA South.
Dzenutis's Player Profile was created on March 14, 2026.
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Hayden
DzenutisSG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Evans
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FL
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Hayden
DzenutisSG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Evans
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FL
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Dzenutis is the type of glue guy every successful team needs, consistently impacting the game in a variety...
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Hayden
DzenutisSG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Evans
|
FL
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The junior finished with 11 points in Lake Howell’s semifinal loss and showed flashes of the skill set...
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The senior is a valuable glue guy on the wing who brings a high basketball IQ, versatility and a good feel for the game. He is a reliable open perimeter shot maker who moves the ball well and has the ability to create opportunities for his teammates. An unselfish player who understands his role, he also competes on the defensive end and contributes in a variety of ways beyond scoring.
Dzenutis is the type of glue guy every successful team needs, consistently impacting the game in a variety of ways for TNBA South. The junior from Lake Howell does a little bit of everything, combining a high basketball IQ with a strong understanding of how to play within the flow of the game. He is a reliable open shot maker, possesses solid midrange scoring ability, and offers versatility on both ends of the floor. Dzenutis also showed impressive playmaking instincts, delivering accurate, on time passes and consistently making the right reads. Defensively, he competes with energy and effort, taking pride in impacting the game beyond the box score.
The junior finished with 11 points in Lake Howell’s semifinal loss and showed flashes of the skill set that makes him an intriguing backcourt prospect. Dzenutis possesses good quickness and is a capable perimeter shooter who can stretch the floor from beyond the arc. He also demonstrated the ability to handle secondary ball-handling responsibilities, helping initiate offense and make plays for his team. With his combination of shooting ability and guard skills, Dzenutis provides versatility in the backcourt and projects as a player to continue monitoring.