Versatile, agile post player who consistently impacted the game with her motor and ability to run the floor. In transition, she sprinted end-to-end, creating easy scoring opportunities and putting pressure on opposing bigs to keep up with her pace. A noticeable part of her scoring package was her comfort finishing on the left side of the rim. Whether off drop-steps, seals, or drives into the lane, she favored that side and showed confidence using the glass effectively from that angle. Her mobility and versatility stood out for a player at her 6’2″ size. She moved well laterally and played with energy vs high-level, top tier competition stacked with D1 talent.

Hannah Fraser Hannah Fraser 6'2" | PF Rutgers Prep | 2027 State NJ is a strong finisher around the rim, capable of scoring effectively with either hand. She plays a versatile inside-out game, finishing at the basket while also stretching the floor with consistent perimeter shooting. Off the ball, Fraser is active and aware, making smart backdoor cuts for easy buckets. She also displays strong court vision, finding teammates with accurate passes when they cut into space.

Hannah had a strong junior season as her team finished with a 25–4 record and won the County Championship before falling in the state sectional finals. She plays with consistent effort on the defensive end, hustling back especially in transition and using her length to block shots around the basket. Offensively she moves well without the ball, finding open space near the rim for easy scoring chances. She also does a good job sealing defenders in the post and shows solid footwork finishing with moves such as drop steps and hook shots.

Long and mobile. She battled hard in the post for positioning. Showed off range and ability to knock down deep 3’s. Emerging multi-level scoring threat.

Hannah showed what a versatile 6’2″ can do, giving us a glimpse of big things to come this summer! She made short jumpers look easy, using her length to get shots up over smaller defenders. She was able to show command in the low post with her back to the basket and flipping up some put-backs. Fluid mobility saw her run the floor hard and even lead the pack in transition time after time. A defensive anchor, she locked down both the interior and the perimeter with some adamant rejections! It didn’t matter the defensive switch or assignment because she was able to impose her will against 1-5. A matchup nightmare in-the-making.