Lauren Hood is a 5'8" Combo Guard in the 2027 class.
Hood attends Camas in Washington.
Hood's Player Profile was created on August 29, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Lauren
HoodCG
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
HS
Camas
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WA
Stat Leaders: WA State’s Top Scorers as January Closes
Hood is averaging 22.5 points per game, and her production has been rooted in reliability. She consistently finds...
Written by CJ Broussard
Lauren
HoodCG
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
HS
Camas
|
WA
2027 Rankings: Sleepers to Watch
Lauren has a high IQ on the court, playing with patience yet urgency at the same time. She...
Written by Devin Record
Lauren
HoodCG
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
HS
Camas
|
WA
Standout Players of the Week for Fall Ball
Lauren Hood is an extremely talented Junior out of Camas High School. She plays for Meta Hoops AAU...
Written by Prep Network Staff
Lauren
HoodCG
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
HS
Camas
|
WA
Players Poised to Shine
Lauren is a dynamic point guard and a masterful facilitator on the court, orchestrating the offense with precision...
Written by Devin Record
Lauren
HoodCG
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
HS
Camas
|
WA
Tacoma Dome Takeover: Top 4A Creators
Lauren Hood wasn’t just a scorer—she was also one of the best passers in the tournament, dishing out...
Written by CJ Broussard
Lauren
HoodCG
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
HS
Camas
|
WA
Elite backcourts together again for June action
Saw her at the Expo as well. She was great and an all tournament selection. She has some...
Written by Justin Prather
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Hood is averaging 22.5 points per game, and her production has been rooted in reliability. She consistently finds scoring opportunities within the flow of Camas’ offense, whether by stretching the floor, attacking closeouts, or converting at the free-throw line. As January games have tightened, her ability to maintain this level of output has stood out.
Lauren has a high IQ on the court, playing with patience yet urgency at the same time. She knows how to attack with both hands, utilizing her strengths to her advantage. She is an excellent shooter off the dribble or off the catch, being able to play off ball just as effectively for her squad. She scores the ball well and finds different ways to get buckets on the court.
Lauren HoodLaurenHood
5'8" | CG
Camas | 2027 StateWA
is an extremely talented Junior out of Camas High School. She plays for Meta Hoops AAU team and competes at a high level of play year round. This last weekend, she lead her high school team in points and carried them to victory to beat West Linn. This was a battle on the court between two tough teams. Both of them fought hard all the way to the end in a very close game. It was Lauren’s aggressive determination and relentless mindset to score, that truly earned her the top feature in this week’s write up. Lauren is tough to guard. because she is an amazing shooter from anywhere on the court. She’s really skilled at isolation plays, where she can attack the lane and drive past the defenders to get to the rim quickly. If you give her space to shoot, she is quick to light you up from the outside. Lauren is pretty unstoppable when it comes to driving and drawing fouls. She can knock down every free-throw with ease too. Her IQ level out on the court is strong and knowledgeable. Anytime I get the opportunity to watch her play, she’s always been the driving force behind her team. Scoring well over 20 points per game, she’s sure to stand out anywhere she plays. Lauren is one of the hardest working players in her league. She’s also by far one of the most underrated guards out of Washington.
Pay close attention to her this upcoming season, any college would be truly lucky to have her on their roster. Her work ethic and never give up mentality, will carry her far in the next level of play. She’s a leader on the court and she’s impacting those around her in positive ways. Job well done Lauren, keep your foot on the gas and keep on shining.
Lauren is a dynamic point guard and a masterful facilitator on the court, orchestrating the offense with precision and flair. Her exceptional court vision allows her to find open teammates frequently, ensuring everyone stays involved in the game. Not only is she a proficient playmaker, but she also excels in scoring, confidently driving to the basket and finishing through contact. Her ability to knock down jumpers adds another layer to her offensive repertoire, making her an valuable asset to her team.
Lauren HoodLaurenHood
5'8" | CG
Camas | 2027 StateWA
wasn’t just a scorer—she was also one of the best passers in the tournament, dishing out 12 total assists. Hood thrived in Camas’ up-tempo offense, making quick decisions that led to easy baskets. She had a six-assist game against Auburn, constantly setting up teammates in transition and reading defenses to create open looks.
Saw her at the Expo as well. She was great and an all tournament selection. She has some versatility and knows how to score the basketball. She can shoot it from three and maybe her best asset is the mid-range game. She obviously has a high understanding of the games and looks to be one of the next up for Camas. She would have started at most any other school as a freshman. She’ll get her opportunity to show her all around gaeme next season. Another guard who should get her chance to shine is Eliana GibsonElianaGibson
5'6" | CG
Camas | 2027 StateWA
, whom I featured in an earlier article.