The very definition of a “tough as nails guard,” Hinson’s team was down double-digits in the first half to Waunakee. Things were a big stagnant on offense for the Tigers, who trailed 14-4 five minutes into the contest. Hinson then went to work. He made a couple of shots and then drilled a three, followed by another field goal, and then another three to get things rolling for Marshfield. He finished the game with 21 points and four made three-point shots while also guarding Kaden MacKenzie Kaden MacKenzie 6'4" | CG Waunakee | 2025 State WI , Waunakee’s top player. The NCAA Division II recruit for Northern Michigan is physically and mentally as strong as they come and his ability to play either guard spot, score in different ways and guard the opponent’s top perimeter player are big trump cards for Marshfield coach Chris Fischer.

Mr. Steady and Mr. Clutch. Hinson lets the game come to him about as well as any other player in the state. And with the game on the line, there are few in Wisconsin you’d want taking the big shot over Hinson, a four-year starter for Marshfield. Hinson is considering NCAA Division II scholarship offers from Northern Michigan and Winona State. The physically and mentally tough combination guard is the returning Player of the Year in the Wisconsin Valley Conference and a two-time first-team all-league selection.