Carsyn Hagood is a 5'9" Shooting Guard in the 2027 class.
Hagood attends Doniphan in Missouri and plays club basketball for Missouri Nets.
Hagood's Player Profile was created on February 3, 2024.
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Carsyn
HagoodSG
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
HS
Doniphan
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MO
Duel For The Dynasty: 17U All Tournament 2nd Team
Hagood looked good on opening day as she showed she could score under pressure, dropping the go-ahead basket...
Written by Simmie Colson
Carsyn
HagoodSG
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
HS
Doniphan
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MO
Stock Risers in the New Class of 2027 Rankings
The 5’9″ guard moved into the Top 10 after a brilliant sophomore campaign in which she led the...
Written by Earl Austin
Carsyn
HagoodSG
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
HS
Doniphan
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MO
Player of the Year Awards (Classes 1-6)
The 5’9″ 2027 guard led the Donettes to the state championship, which was the first for a big...
Written by Earl Austin
Simmie Colson | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Simmie Colson
Prep Girls Hoops Lead Scout
Hagood looked good on opening day as she showed she could score under pressure, dropping the go-ahead basket from deep, ala “catch and shoot.” However, on Sunday, she took it to another level, applying heat defensively, picking some pockets for steals, and dropping the stop-and-pop in transition. She scored or dished off the dribble, but her court vision across the board was solid
The 5’9″ guard moved into the Top 10 after a brilliant sophomore campaign in which she led the Donettes to the Class 4 state championship. She is an excellent 3-point shooter where she made 90 triples on 44 percent shooting from long distance. She is also a complete scoring threat as she can attack the basket and score tough buckets in the lane. She averaged 20 points a game along with four rebounds and two assists. She scored 58 points in the two Final Four games in Columbia.
The 5’9″ 2027 guard led the Donettes to the state championship, which was the first for a big school team from the SEMO area. She was tremendous in the two Final Four games in Columbia as she scored 58 points. She averaged 20 points a game while making 88 3-pointers on 44 percent shooting from long distance.