Carter Hagen is a 6'0" Point Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2028 class.
Hagen attends Archbishop Murphy in Washington.
Hagen's Player Profile was created on October 30, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Carter
HagenPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
HS
Archbishop Murphy
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WA
2028 Rankings Update: Potential Stock Risers
Carter’s game continues to improve and he is poised for a big season this year with the Wildcats....
Written by Devin Record
Carter
HagenPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
HS
Archbishop Murphy
|
WA
WIBCA Showcase: 2028/2029 North Seattle Prospects
The Archbishop Murphy point man showed off some legit quickness and shiftiness with the ball. He was able...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Carter
HagenPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
HS
Archbishop Murphy
|
WA
Which guards could rise in the 2028 class?
Hagen really had a great season last year for Archbishop-Murphy. He possesses the ability to run the game,...
Written by Devin Record
Carter
HagenPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
HS
Archbishop Murphy
|
WA
2028 Rankings: 7 Stock-Riser Guards
Hagen started to come on last season as Archbishop Murphy’s lead guard, and he’s done a great job...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Carter
HagenPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
HS
Archbishop Murphy
|
WA
Underclassman to Know
Carter is set to have an outstanding season, showcasing his elite skills as a high-level guard. His exceptional...
Written by Devin Record
Carter
HagenPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
HS
Archbishop Murphy
|
WA
2028 Rankings: Stock Risers
Carter is a skilled guard who handles the ball well and can run the offense to a high...
Written by Devin Record
Carter
HagenPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
HS
Archbishop Murphy
|
WA
Top Recent Performances
Carter has evolved into a great role player for the Wildcats during his freshman season. He is quick...
Written by Devin Record
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Devin Record
Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout
Carter’s game continues to improve and he is poised for a big season this year with the Wildcats. Hagen knows how to facilitate the offense and knows how to stay patient and use his speed and quick decision making when the time is right. He scores from all three levels as he has an elite jumper paired with a high release point that is tough to defend.
The Archbishop Murphy point man showed off some legit quickness and shiftiness with the ball. He was able to get in and out of gaps, create space, and use it for multiple purposes. He showed off some good range both off the catch and off the bounce, and was able to draw the eyes of extra defenders with the threat of his speed into gaps.
Hagen really had a great season last year for Archbishop-Murphy. He possesses the ability to run the game, create separation to see the floor, and effectively exploit gaps to score from the midrange and in. His pull-up jumper is impressive, and he also demonstrates toughness on both ends of the court. He finishes through traffic nicely, using his body to adjust in mid-air to get the finish.
Hagen started to come on last season as Archbishop Murphy’s lead guard, and he’s done a great job in that role this winter. He can run the show, create separation to see the floor, and has been really effective getting into gaps and scoring from the midrange and in. Has a great pull-up jumper and also shows toughness on both ends of the floor.
Carter is set to have an outstanding season, showcasing his elite skills as a high-level guard. His exceptional ball-handling and smooth playmaking abilities allow him to create seamless scoring opportunities for his teammates. Not only can he orchestrate the offense effectively, but Carter also excels in attacking the basket and scoring in a variety of ways. Keep an eye on him this season, as his dynamic presence on the court is sure to make a significant impact.
Carter is a skilled guard who handles the ball well and can run the offense to a high level. He gets his teammates involved in a big way, finding pass lanes with ease when his teammates are open. Hagen shoots the ball well and gets downhill quickly, using his first step to his advantage.
Carter has evolved into a great role player for the Wildcats during his freshman season. He is quick on the court and defends at a high level. He can get to the bucket nicely but also knock down shots from beyond the arc. Carter stepped up in a must win, loser out game against Anacortes. Hagen had 14 points and even hit 2 big free throws late to clinch the game.