A versatile and athletic player, Hanna was a team captain that helped lead her team to both a Conference and a District Championship this season. In doing so, the 5'-9" forward led Pleasant Hill in field goal percentage and was second on the team in rebounding, blocks and deflections. Her strong performance all season long earned her recognition as All-District (2nd Team) and All-Missouri River Valley Conference (Honorable Mention). Hannah was also named to the KMZU Dream Team and received her fourth Academic All-Conference award.

"Hanna's greatest strengths on the floor are her intelligence and the combination of her size and athleticism," said head Avila women's basketball coach Larry Williams. "She has a great understanding of the game and her high basketball I.Q. will make her transition to the college game a smooth one. A true athlete who stands at 5'-9", she will pose constant match-up problems for opponents. She has the size and skills to take smaller guards into the post and has the quickness to penetrate past bigger guards and forwards. It is at the defensive end, though, where she has the biggest opportunity to make an impact. She has a great understanding of how to play a team defense. Her abilities to defend the ball, get deflections and secure rebound after rebound are skills we target and value for our program. She is a true team player and is willing to do whatever her team needs of her in order to succeed. With her drive and passion, the sky is the limit for how much Hanna can develop, and we expect great things from her as she learns the college game. She has solid experience at a very high level of high school competition and understands the sacrifice it takes to maintain a winning program. We are proud to add such a high-caliber player and person to the Avila basketball family."

Hanna's successes extend well beyond the basketball floor. An outfielder on the Pleasant Hill softball team, she has been named All-Conference, All-Region & All-District during her softball career. She carries a 4.00 GPA and has won Academic Letters each of her four years in high school. She will graduate in the top 10% of her class on her way to pursuing a degree in kinesiology at Avila.