Anna Haskins
Anna Haskins
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Senior small forward Anna Haskins Anna Haskins 5'10" | SF Community | 2026 State TN has been one of the best scorers for Community High School team this season.
Haskins is averaging 15 PPG through 20 recorded contests. At the small forward position, standing at 5’10”, the main source of her offensive game comes from distance.
Haskins is mainly a spot-up three-point shooter. Her lefty high-arcing jumper is hard for defenders to close out on and get a contest. This was seen in a game against Huntland High School, where she made six three-pointers.
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Anna Haskins Anna Haskins 5'10" | SF Community | 2026 State TN has been an efficient shooter from distance this season for Community High School.
At 5’10”, when Haskins gets on a heater, it can be devastating for other teams. This was seen a couple of weeks ago when Community took on Huntland High School.
Haskins against Huntland had six made threes. A couple of these were fairly well contested, but Haskins was seeing red, and at her size, she can get shot attempts off that some smaller players are unable to. This was one of multiple games this year where she had two or made threes in a game.
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Haskins has a big time frame combined with a big time skill set. She’s turned herself into a high-level shot maker. She doesn’t rely on supreme athleticism, but rather understanding angles. Haskins averaged 16 points, with over 60 made threes, and over 4 rebounds a game.
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