I anticipated Tyrece to be a game wrecker in 3-on-3 and I was correct. He has been so good in isolation situations over the years, and is at his best when going to get a bucket. The change of pace he plays with is so impressive, as he was blowing by defenders with ease, resulting in a lot of easy finishes around the basket. Hagler is also a knockdown shooter and could not be left open from deep.

Tyrece was an offensive juggernaut in both 3v3 and 5v5 action on Saturday afternoon. He has a complete offensive game, as he can put the ball on the floor and create for himself while also shooting the lights out. I was especially impressed by Tyrece’s ability to shoot off the dribble. He consistently created separation with his dribble moves and turned that space into made jump shots. His ability to create his own shot and knock down jumpers makes him a difficult matchup for opposing defenses.

Tyrece Hagler Tyrece Hagler 6'1" | SG Richfield | 2027 State MN is a six-foot-one-inch 2027 guard from Richfield is a very good off the ball catch and shoot shooter, and overall Hagler made almost 40% of his 3-pointers last winter. Hagler entering his senior year could make a serious impact and show his ability as the leader this year at Richfield.

We are seeing Minnesota shooters in that 6’0, 6’1, 6’2 area go from Minnesota to the NAIA level and have great careers. Some of them have moved from NAIA to D2 or the D1 level.

Hagler is a game changing level shooter. Both Richfield and Minnesota Select have benefited at the Class AAA and 17U respective levels from his shooting touch and I think Hagler is one of the best shooters in the state. A guy that I think could flourish at that level.

Tyrece Hagler Tyrece Hagler 6'1" | SG Richfield | 2027 State MN is a six-foot-three-inch 2027 Richfield guard with a high percentage beyond the arc 3-point shooter (above 40%). Hagler is super effective off the ball, shooting while moving off screens, and has solid size at the guard position.

Tyrece was hitting some tough shots to keep his Select team in it against Fury in the semi-finals. Any time his team needed a bucket, they got the ball to Tyrece and let him go to work. He started off high school as more of a catch-and-shoot three point threat, but since then has continued to expand his game off the dribble. So quick changing directions on the ball, the touch to finish off the glass from difficult angles, and range that extends to well beyond the arc.

Tyrece caught fire in a semi-finals win for Minnesota Select . He’s one of those players who can change the course of a game in a matter of minutes, and his hot shooting helped Select pull away in the first half against Elevate Skills. He’s such a gifted shot creator who only needs a couple of dribbles to create a yard of space to get off a jumper. Tyrece does a nice job of utilizing shot fakes to get defenders in the air before attacking to make plays at the rim. Within the first few minutes of the game he got to the rim for two scores while draining a pair of threes, setting the tone for the rest of the game.