Hansen has been improving his game quietly over the past few years, and he is ready to make a big jump in his play. He averaged over 14 PPG, and he should be flirting with more 20-point-a-game performances this coming year. In Region 5, having a player who will do more than just score the ball to impact the game could be the difference-maker for the team that wins the region. Hansen fits that mold.

Hansen is poised to make a significant impact this year. He has emerged as a must-watch player, both in terms of his growing stature and his improved game. As a three-level scorer, Hansen poses a constant threat to the opposing team, regardless of his position on the court.

When it comes to player development, Hansen has the potential to excel both on and off the court. He can refine his skills while also experiencing significant physical maturation, which would greatly benefit him as a combo guard.

Look for Hansen to have a solid offseason working on his skill set and strength as he could be a player that picks things up for Fremont.

Hansen has been impressive as he has started getting minutes here and there at the varsity level on a premier program. Look for him to continue to get experience that will be valuable for him moving forward.

There is another Hansen brother coming up here at Fremont. Easton has good size already and do not be surprised if he ends up with 2-4 more inches. He is earning minutes here and there for a solid Fremont team that has a rich tradition. He is a must watch player that has a lot fo on the ball skills.

Hansen has some size and we expect him to get a few more inches and he is a very skilled prospect with potential. Hansen is likely to be a lead guard in the next year or so and he will get a lot of experience.