Hayes recently gave a pledge to Southern Wesleyan University – NCAA D2 for next year. Deyana and her teammates are looking to make one last ride come late February. The Lady Hurricanes lost in the Class 3A State Championship last season. Hayes understands where her game is and that’s around the paint area.

Deyana a left-handed forward made to the move up from #33 to #29 this time around. Hayes is averaging 10.8 ppg and 11.3 rebounds this season for the Lady Hurricanes (19-2).

Hayes just brings production when she comes to the floor at times. She understands her job and role on this squad. Deyana came up big today with 14 points and 6 rebounds. The left-handed Hayes stays very close to the basket and delivers results. She’s currently averaging a double-double this season at 10.7 ppg and 11.1 rebounds for the Lady Hurricanes.

The Lady Hurricanes could make a solid run again this season in Class 3A in the Upstate. Raina McGowens, Olivia Randolph and Hayes all Seniors will look to have one last crack at it come this February and March if all possible.

Hayes is a great piece of the puzzle on this team at Wren HS in the Upstate. She plays with plenty of talent on this roster for Head Coach Pamela McGowens. Deyana is a worker down low with her ability to hit the boards on both ends of the floor. She can score the ball on putbacks around the cup.

She always looks to be in good position on the floor to make a play. Hayes plays with Raina McGowens and Olivia Randolph on this roster for the Lady Hurricanes. Deyana understands on how to work and maintains a blue-collar mindset at times while on the floor.

The name Deyana Hayes Deyana Hayes 6'1" | PF Wren | 2024 State SC is familiar to us at Prep Girls Hoops given she was one of the standouts that shined the brightest at the SCBCA Elite camp in North Charleston. It was in the eighth grade when Hayes first sported the blue and gold colors of the Hurricanes. The hard-nosed defense she plays can lead to steals and extra possessions for her team. Hayes will also set up shop near the rim in hopes of converting on high-percentage shots and scoring on her is difficult as she will reject plenty a shot attempt. Hayes concluded the game against 5A Riverside having tallied 14 points.

Hayes is the UNSUNG hero on this Wren HS team. Deyana does the little things to help your team win games. She rebounds on both ends, brings hustle plays to the floor and does a great job of running the floor. Deyana will rebound out of her area very well. She will be the extra piece at times for the Lady Hurricanes to make a move this season. Hayes averaged 6.9 ppg and 8 rebounds last season for the Lady Hurricanes (20-6).

Hayes understands her role on the floor and that is to work on the glass and pick up some putbacks along the way. Deyana does a good job of rebounding the ball outside of her area and running down the floor like a guard at times. She constantly beats defenders down the floor when she’s not claiming a rebound. Hayes makes the most of her scoring opportunities when given chance.

Hayes may get somewhat overlooked at the 3A Hurricanes because of the success of Coastal Carolina commit Riley Stack Riley Stack 6'5" | SF Wren | 2023 State SC , but she showcased why Wren indeed poses depth in the frontcourt. Defensively is where Hayes can really impress as she makes it difficult to score near the basket. She can come through with emphatic blocks that can have opposing teams think twice before attempting to penetrate to the rim. Hayes also stands out as an offensive player as well who puts plenty of points on the board. She stands at 5-foot-11 and took to the court in 26 games last season for Wren.