It does not matter the situation. Hanks does not stop going 100 miles per hour until the whistle blows. Hanks goes up and attacks holes in double blocks and seams with precision. Hanks makes precise two to three-point passes then quickly moves into her attack mode. Hanks mixes in off shots when she has good distance away from the net. Hanks tips balls to the middle and tools blocks. Hanks smacks over tough crosses and takes quality out of system swings. Hanks takes minimal steps to balls and does what she can to get the Tigers into a good offensive rhythm.

Hanks has turned into a reliable six-rotation player for the Tigers. Hanks runs effective shoots and tools blocks. Hanks delivers solid out of system swings. Hanks landed some quality pipe plays, trying to separate herself from other hitters. Hanks continues to use her motor to keep plays alive for the Tigers. Her head coach agreed she needs to avoid hitting into blocks better, but that will come with her drive.

Hanks (pictured) has incredible athleticism. Hanks uses it to make crisp passes then quickly attack. Hanks has been putting in work on line shots and it has shown recently. Good defensive specialists struggle to dig up those shots. Hanks also gets on top of balls and makes impressive crosses. Hanks consistently gets up before double blocks form and takes hard gap shots. Hanks owns the back row on defense. Hanks makes smooth first touches. She can defend lines and middle back row as a sound six-rotation player. Hanks also makes good adjustments on deflected balls.

Hanks does a great job on first touches. Hanks steps to balls and goes out to square her arms to balls under control. Hanks makes the simple passes, only lunging when needed. Hanks takes quick side steps, consistently reading hitters well. Hanks also provides 14 REN with quality net backup.