-22 games reported

-25.9 ppg, 8 rpg, 5.1 apg, 3 spg, 48 FG%, 50 3FGM, 38.8 3FG%, 131 FTM, 80 FT%

-Stat stuffer and complete playmaker, skilled shot creator, foul magnet, top-notch shooter

-Real deal had 23 points

-Smooth stroke from anywhere on the court

-Made several tough baskets at the hoop off of his quick first step

-Pull up J off the glass from the wing was text book

-Did nice job on the glass/grabbing a handful of rebounds

-Very difficult to stop in transition

-Elite playmaker

Lead all scorers tonight with 22 points, attacked the basket relentlessly and was able get by his defender almost at will at times it seemed. Didn’t shoot the best tonight but made 8 of 11 free throws, scorers find ways to put up points and thats what he did tonight. Crafty ball handler and does a nice job of keeping defender off balance with good change of pace. Great finisher with either hand at the basket.

I really like this kids game. He’s got the green light once he passes the timeline. Trey plays really low and point guard like when he’s in attack mode, and can find his way to the rim through 1 or 2 defenders. His finish is strong with both hands and under contact. He plays with great pace and can hit a pull up mid range with a hand in his face. I expect Hansen to put some of the top numbers in the state this season.

Elite handles for a 6’4 guard. Trey gets to the rim and absorbs contact and finish’s with ease. His deep ball is a beautiful high arching shot with soft touch. Hansen’s bag is vast, with his ability to hit the step back, side step, and floater down the lane. Trey will have some monster games this season for the Tanagers.

-20 points, 6 made FT’s

-In another game later in the day, he went for 19pts & 14/16 FT’s

-Helped Hoop City beat ND Phenom & TEAM Warwick

-Did not settling, he was attacking & got to the rim at will

-Tip/blocked shot, sprinted out, highlight-reel 2 handed DUNK

-Creative finishes, scoop shots, inside hand finishes

-Showed his strength with AND1 scores

-Crafty buckets but also showed off his athleticism

-Smart with fakes & changed up speeds but also blew by defenders

-No problem weaving through traffic

-Very impressed with Mr. Hansen

18 points, 4 triples

-Bigger than I realized, well-put together

-Great concentration & touch, hit shots with D in his grill

-Showed deep shooting range

-Looked very good shooting from beyond the arc

-Ran the point for post of the game

-Sweet slash, lefty body-control finish, tough shot, great touch to get it to fall

I have always been a fan of Hansen’s game. He is a rockstar at getting to the FT-line. It might not happen as much in club basketball because of the way games are called, but in high school hoops, he lives at the charity stripe. A fitting nickname for Trey could be “The Stripe Sniper”. I really like his length, handles, separation ability, craftiness in the paint, L-hand finishing. Does he buckle down on defense and can he get shots off against quick athletes?