University of Idaho Athletics

VANDAL CAREER 
2025-26 (Junior): 

• Reached the 1000-point mark and set a new career high in points (25) against Weber State (Feb. 12, 2026) 

• Named First Team All-Conference 

• Named 2026 Big Sky Tournament MVP 

• Ranked 2nd in conference for free throw percentage at 84.3% (66th nationally)

• Started in all 35 games for the Vandals, averaging 30 minutes a game (1st in conference) 

• Ranked 2nd in conference for total assists with 143 (77th nationally) 

2024-25 (Sophomore):

• Named to the CSC Academic All-District Team 

• Named to the Big Sky 2025 All-Academic Team 

• Named All-Conference Honorable Mention 

• Played and started in all 30 games, averaging 31.9 minutes 

• Posted the most three-points on the squad with 42 

• Led the team in assist at 105 

• Racked up 368 points, the second most on the team 

• Finished the season with 29 steals and five blocks 

• Led the team and the conference in free throw percentage at 92.3% 

BEFORE IDAHO 
CAL STATE- FULLERTON (2023-24): 

• Appeared and started in all 31 games as a true freshman 

• Scored 302 points for the season and was the team's third top scorer averaging 9.7 points per game 

• Played 889 total minutes • Shot 39.5% from the floor (102-for-258) and 29.9% from beyond the arc (29-for-97) 

• Led the team and conference with a 88.5 free throw percentage (69-for-78), however did not qualify for the league lead because she did not have 100 attempts 

• Hauled in 76 rebounds 

• Recorded 87 assists and was fifth in the conference at 2.8 assists per game 

• Scored a career high 23 points against UC San Diego (2/17/24) 

• Was named to the Big West All-Freshman Team  

HIGH SCHOOL: 

• Graduated from Tahoma High School in Maple Valley, Wash. in the Spring of 2023 

• She played four years at the varsity level for the Bears 

• MVP of the NPSL Conference her sophomore through senior year 

• 1st Team All-NPSL her freshman year and 1st state all state 4A her junior year 

• Named the Team Captain from her sophomore season 

• Led her team to the conference championship her senior year and to a third place finish in the state tournament 

• News Tribune All-Area Girls Basketball Player of the Year in 2023  

PERSONAL 

• Daughter to Jennifer and Scott Hassmann and sister to brother, Joey Hassmann 

• Lived in Maple Valley, WA her whole life but has participated in a medical missions trip to Nicaragua six times 

• Chose to major in business so she can own her own business one day

• Her biggest idol is Sabrina Ionescu 

• Her favorite sports team is the Golden State Warriors 

• Her hobbies include: spending time outside, lifting, wake-surfing, and shopping