Cassie Hager
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Cassandra Hager-Smith is an American former college
College
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 basketball
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 player. She is the only player in the history of the University of Northern Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
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 to record than 1,000 career points and 1,000 rebound
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s.

Career

Cassandra Hager was born on January 17, 1984 in Perry, Iowa to Daniel Hager and Michelle Hager. Her Siblings are Katrina and Caley.

Perry High School

Hager says she didn't start playing basketball until she was in 5th grade.

She attended high school in Perry, Iowa, where she was named first team all-state in her junior and senior years and twice earned Des Moines Sunday Register first-team all-state honors. In her last two seasons she averaged more than 20 points a game.

In Hager's senior year, Perry won the state Class 3-A championship. She graduatd in 2002.

College highlights

  • Missouri Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year (2006)
  • All-MVC First Team (2006,2005)
  • MVC All-Defensive Team (2005)
  • MVC All-Tournament Team (2006,2005)
  • All-time MVC career leader
  • Only player in UNI history to record 1,000 career points and rebounds

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