Damiya Hagemann, headed to Michigan State, is the third Detroit Edison player in consecutive years to be named Michigan Miss Basketball.
Source: Detroit Free Press
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Michigan State commit Damiya Hagemann hopes to be Detroit Edison’s third-straight Miss Basketball winner
The Mick McCabe Miss Basketball award has been the ultimate individual goal for so many high school girls basketball players over the decades. An annual award presented to Michigan’s top senior basketball player, many girls dream of winning Miss Basketball long before they enter high school. Damiya Hagemann is one of those girls. A 5-foot-7 standout senior guard for Detroit Edison Public School Academy, Hagemann has Miss Basketball right at the top of her wish list this season.
Source: mlive.com
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MSU Women’s Basketball Announces 2021 Recruiting Class
Michigan State women’s basketball head coach Suzy Merchant announced the signing of four National Letters of Intent on Wednesday, including Damiya Hagemann (Detroit, Michigan/Detroit Edison Public School Academy), Isaline Alexander (Keswick, Ontario/Bill Crothers Secondary School), Brooklyn Rewers (Coeur d’Alene, Idaho/Lake City High School) and Lauren Walker (Marietta, Georgia/Marietta High School).
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Committing to Michigan State, 2021 guard Damiya Hagemann hopes to turn the Big Ten around
“A lot of people were telling to go far (away) and there isn’t anything in the Big Ten,” Hagemann said. “But I want to change the Big Ten around and bring home a national championship … I feel like I’m a changer. I’m going to switch it up. I just want to bring home a national championship because Michigan has been so good to me.”
Source: mlive.com
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Detroit Edison 5-star guard Damiya Hagemann commits to Michigan State women’s basketball
Suzy Merchant and the Michigan State women’s basketball program have landed one of the nation’s top players in the 2021 class. Detroit Edison point guard Damiya Hagemann, a five-star prospect, announced in a video on her Twitter account Friday her commitment to the Spartans.
Source: Lansing State Journal