Grant Hansen
Grant Hansen
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Expert Analysis
Max Wagner | Prep Hoops Scout
There’s a lot of lost production to make up for in Orono’s backcourt this upcoming season, and Grant looks more than ready to step up as a junior. The 2027 guard played a key role in helping lead Gain Elite past Shakopee OG in 16u play, showcasing deep range beyond the arc, a tight handle, and quick decision making. The ball wasn’t sticking in his hands, as he could read the defense to know if he could fire from three, blow by a bad closeout, or simply swing the ball. Last year he was primarily a catch-and-shoot threat, but you can see him growing on confidence on the ball, and he could be in for a breakout junior season.
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Read EvaluationMichael Herrick | Prep Hoops Scout
-Crafty & creative guard
-Smooth ball player
-Does not get sped up, handles pressure
-Cool on the court, impact shooter
-Deadly from beyond the arc
-Finished the game with 20 points, 4 triples, and got the win
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Read EvaluationJack Pfeiffer | Prep Hoops Scout
Grant was his teammate’s go-to option every time when kicking out to the perimeter. The 2027 guard has a knock down jump shot, letting it fly when given any space. His range extends deep beyond the three-point line and needed to be accounted for at all times by the defense. Hansen was bringing maximum effort on the defensive end as well, flying around the floor, jumping passing lanes in Gain Elite ‘s full-court trap.
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