Chadron State College Athletics

2019 All-Nebraska DII Honorable Mention
2019 RMAC All-Conference 2nd Team
2019 RMAC Defensive Player of the Week 11/11/19
RMAC Academic Honor Roll (2019)

2020: Hageman finished her career at CSC by playing in all 14 matches, seeing action in all 53 sets played by the team. She had 71 kills, 26 digs, and a team high 46 total blocks- 14 solo and 32 assisted. The middle hitter had a season best nine kills in the match against Black Hills State while recording a season high eight blocks twice; first against Colorado Mesa then against Western Colorado. 
2019:  Hageman finished her sophomore campaign with 131 total blocks and an average of 1.28 per set. She finished tied for first in the conference and 16th nationally in total blocks and second in the RMAC and 10th in the nation in blocks per set. Hageman's 131 total blocks are the most in a season by an Eagle since 1995, when Mistie Fowler had 176.
With 205 kills on the season, Hageman finished ranking third for CSC and led the team with an attack percentage of .280
2018:  Led the team with 77 blocks, 40 more than anyone else...recorded 184 kills with an attack percentage of .248, second best behind setter Madison Webb...Had a season high and team high attack percentage of .611 against former school Black Hills State in September
2017: After transferring from RMAC member Black Hills State, trained for one year at CSC without competing, per NCAA rule
Before CSC: Redshirted in 2016 at BHSU
High School: Led Chadron High to a third-place finish at the state tournament, earning all-conference honors in 2015 ... played in two All-Star games ... also competed in basketball and track and field
Personal: Parents are Judd and Jacque Hageman ... younger sister Carstyn is also a member of the volleyball team