What you get with any player you may be recruiting from Pender is a player who knows how to win. Hansen is certainly one of those and her games continues to improve. She was a key starter for the Pendragons state championship team this past March averaging 10.4 points and 4.9 rebounds while shooting 42% from the field. It was more of the same for Supreme last weekend where she put up 53 points over four games to lead her team. At 6-feet, she’s becoming a nightmare to deal with defensively as she is an excellent 3-point shooter, making 61 for Pender this season at a 38% clip.

Small town. Big game. Hansen is a 5’11” ‘do-everything’ kind of player for Pender coach Jason Dolliver as the Pendragons have won four straight state titles. Hansen was a solid role player as a freshman, but stepped up her game this winter as she averaged 10.4 points and 4.9 rebounds on a team that featured two Division II signees. College coaches will love Hansen’s game as she can play and guard in the post, but also is not afraid to step out and shoot the triple as she connected on 62 long-range shots on a 38% clip this winter.

Hansen is a long and intriguing prospect in the class of 2028. Against Class A Millard North — a game her Pender team won 50-40 — Hansen belong with some the best prospects in Nebraska. At 5-11 she’s has a good inside-outside game and had 10 points, eight rebounds and two assists on Saturday. On the season for Pender, she is averaging nearly 11 points and is second behind senior Hadley Walsh Hadley Walsh 5'11" | CG Pender | 2026 State NE in rebounding at 5.5 per contest. Had a small role in last year’s state title run for the Pendragons and has blossomed in her new role in 2025-26.

Myra Hansen Myra Hansen 5'11" | CG Pender | 2028 State NE might not be the top dawg on her Pender team but she is a Top Three option for this group as a 5’11 CG. Hansen just gets it done. She isn’t afraid to be one of the first on the hardwood for a loose ball and she isn’t afraid to standup to others for her teammates. When it comes to the skill-side of things, Hansen holds her own. She makes smart plays and sometimes shocks everyone watching with her crafty adaptability. Pender is looking real good once again this Winter and part of that is due to the play of Hansen. If their Top Three killers continue to produce, they should be hoisting up another State Title Trophy when this season comes to a close but we will have to wait and see.

Myra Hansen Myra Hansen 5'11" | CG Pender | 2028 State NE is going to be someone we hear about a lot of the next three years during the Winter season at Pender High School. Hansen has great size for her age at 5’11/6’0 and being out of the 2028 Class. This is someone that has demonstrated a collegiate skill set for a few months now to those paying attention. She can defend all positions but a true Center, she can score at a high offensive level from all over the floor, and she makes some incredible passes almost every game. Pender is going to be favored to win this Class again this Winter because of who they return. With individuals like Hansen all over the court, it’s pretty easy to see why they end up winning so often.

Myra Hansen Myra Hansen 5'11" | CG Pender | 2028 State NE is coming off of a weekend to remember in Minnesota with her NE Supreme program. Hansen, a 5’11 CG, was listed as a top performer throughout the weekend and someone who made one of three Top Tournament Team’s for her age level. Hansen is coming off of a respectable Freshman season, winning a State Title with her Pender program. Since she has kept that momentum rolling from the Championship and it’s led her right into a successful AAU season so far. Hansen has great reach, quick feet, a smart head on her shoulders, and she happens to be the right place at the right time in key moments. All of those things lead her to success when she competes. That was obvious this weekend and will continue to be obvious moving forward.