Nyomi Hahn Nyomi Hahn 6'1" | SF Marion | 2028 State IN is already earning recognition as one of the best players to come through the Marion girls basketball program in recent years. Her offensive ability, confidence, and overall impact on the floor have quickly made her one of the most exciting young guards in the state.

Hahn excels with the basketball in her hands, creating offense both for herself and teammates. She attacks defenders aggressively, plays with pace, and has the ability to score at multiple levels. Her confidence and leadership continue to stand out, especially in big moments.

What separates Hahn is her competitive mentality and ability to elevate the players around her. She brings energy every possession and continues to prove she can handle major responsibilities at a young age. As she continues to grow physically and develop her overall game, Hahn has the potential to become one of the defining players of Marion’s future success.

Nyomi burst onto the scene last season as a Freshman, averaging 19.2 points and 9.8 rebounds per game, helping to rejuvenate a Lady Giants program that had won just 8 games over the previous 4 seasons combined prior to her arrival. This year, she has taken it another step…or should I say leap…forward. The 6-foot wing is averaging 29.5 points so far this season, increasing her output by more than 10 points per game. Additionally, she has nearly doubled her assists (from 2.7 to 4.5), she is shooting an impressive 58% from the field, and she has raised her free throw shooting by 10% as well. I would expect this Class of 2028 member to have several Division I schools interested and in attendance at her games this Spring.

Nyomi delivered a dominant all-around performance for Marion, pouring in 31 points on an efficient 13 of 21 shooting while adding 6 rebounds, 3 assists, an incredible 10 steals, and 3 blocks in a commanding 47–16 win over Wayne. Her impact goes far beyond a single game as, through 11 games this season, Hahn ranks among the top three scorers in the state of Indiana, averaging an eye-catching 30 points per game along with 7 rebounds, 5 steals, 3 assists, and a block per contest, showcasing her elite two-way ability and relentless motor.

I had the chance to watch Nyomi this past week, and for it being my first time seeing her play, she made an immediate impression with the way she set the tone early against Elwood. At her size on the wing, she created matchup problems all night bigger, stronger, and more versatile than most players she faced. She controlled the glass on both ends, giving Marion second-chance opportunities while limiting Elwood’s ability to respond.

What stood out even more was her decision-making in transition. Whether she was pushing the ball to create numbers, making the extra pass, or reading the defense to score at the rim, Nyomi consistently made the right play. She finished through contact, scored on both sides of the basket, and showed poise that isn’t common for a young wing.

She capped the night with an impressive 39-point performance efficient, confident, and dominant from start to finish. Marion has a special player on its hands for the next three years, and she’s already proving she can be a major building block for the program’s future.

Nyomi really burst onto the scene as a Freshman, helping Marion to its most wins in several years. She has nice height, length, wiry strength, and a fluid athleticism to her. She can handle it a little in transition and initiate the offense, but she’s also willing to go inside and use her height/size to her advantage. She can post smaller defenders, create a little off the bounce, plus she does a nice job of protecting the paint.

I was able to watch Nyomi on film in January, but seeing her live for the first time made a whole different impression. She is extremely long, fluidly athletic, and she has a solid start to a well-rounded skillset that will only get better. She can handle the ball a little, she has good vision and can pass it, plus she uses her length and athleticism well inside the arc to rebound, score, and defend. She has an extremely high ceiling to build toward.