Career

Made 29 starts in 29 games played at Eastern as a member of the offensive line.

2022

Named to the Big Sky Conference All-Academic team.
Played in and started all 11 games for the Eagles.
Was named honorable mention All-Big Sky at left tackle.

2021

Played in and started all 13 games for the Eagles as a guard.
Helped Eastern finish first in the FCS in total offense per game, third in passing offense, and second in scoring offense.
With 7,224 yards of total offense, the 2021 squad is ranked fourth all-time in EWU history.

2020-21

Named to the Big Sky Conference All-Academic team.
Started all five of the games played as an offensive guard, including EWU’s opener versus Idaho (2/27/21).
Helped block for an Eastern team which finished third in FCS in total offense with an average of 524.9 yards per game after entering the postseason leading FCS.
The Eagles were also fourth nationally in passing (367.3) and eighth in scoring offense (37.7).
Eastern’s passing average was the third-best in school history and the average of 524.9 yards per game of total offense was fourth, just ahead of the 2019 average of 524.8 which led FCS.

High School

Graduated from Kentwood HS in 2020.
Named by the Seattle Times as a “White Chip” selection as one of the top 100 prospects in the state of Washington.
Was a three-star recruit by 247 Sports and is listed as a two-star prospect by Rivals.
Wass a two-time lineman of the year in the North Puget Sound League.
As a senior, was the lineman of the year in the 4A North Puget Sound League Mountain Division and was selected to both the Tacoma News Tribune All-Area team and the Seattle Times Star Times All-Area squad.
Helped his team to an 8-3 overall record in 2019. Kentwood advanced to the 4A State Playoffs where they lost to Bothell 17-14 in the first round.
In his junior season, he earned second team accolades on the Tacoma News Tribune All-Area team.
The Conquerors went 4-6 overall.
Kentwood was 8-3 overall in his sophomore season, advancing to the first round of the 4A State Playoffs where it lost to Woodinville 48-7.
Earned first team all-league honors as a sophomore as both an offensive and defensive lineman, and was the NPSL Cascade Division Offensive Lineman of the Year.
His high school coach was Michael Bush.
Played varsity baseball his sophomore and junior year as a first baseman and a pitcher.
Hit .354 as a junior with 23 hits and three home runs.
His team went on to win nine of their 22 games and finish with a league record of 8-6.
He played in 15 games his sophomore year and had three hits in 15 at-bats with three RBI to help his team to a 9-5 record in league play, which secured fourth place in the 4A North Puget Sound Cascade Division standings.
Former Eagle Trenton Harris (’16) also attended Kentwood, as well as former Eagle wide receiver Aaron Boyce and EWU basketball player/NBA standout Rodney Stuckey. Hansen also competed in baseball at Kentwood.

Personal

Had a 3.36 grade point average through spring quarter of 2021.
Born 11/12/01 in Bellevue, Wash.
His parents are Kyle and Kaylee Hansen.
Nickname is “Big Fundamental.”

Wyatt Hansen