Prospect Spotlight: Jolee Houle (2020)

During AAU season, we see rapid growth and development of players. Often times, stars are born. <strong>Jolee Houle </strong>is a player who has been in star form so far this spring. <strong>Houle </strong>is a 5’7” point guard/shooting guard in the class of 2020. She plays at Grand Haven High School and is playing this spring for MBA National 2019-20. In her sophomore season, she averaged 14ppg, 4apg, and 3 three pointers per game. <strong>Houle </strong>is off to a big start to AAU season. She’s been a player to turn to in the clutch for MBA National. <strong>Jolee Houle </strong>is a threat in so many facets of the game. She can shoot from anywhere on the floor, making defenses check her at all times. <strong>Houle </strong>also has typical point guard skills. She has solid court vision and is an excellent passer. <strong>Houle </strong>is developing the reputation as a player who should have the ball in her hands in big moments. She is currently working to improve her on ball defense. <strong>Jolee Houle </strong>is a tested and experienced player. She’s had the opportunity to shoot against and learn from one of her idols, Tori Janoska at Michigan State University. <strong>Houle </strong>is eagerly anticipating all the upcoming events with both her high school team and AAU. She enjoys showing her love of the game through teaching little kids the game of basketball. <strong>Houle </strong>has a lot to offer a college basketball program. Besides her elite skill set and ability to perform in the clutch, she brings a tireless work ethic. <strong>Houle </strong>doesn’t have any offers yet, but is receiving interest from multiple schools. During AAU season, she hopes to “keep getting better, make my teammates better and receive interest from college coaches,”. <strong>Jolee Houle </strong>simply wants to play basketball as long as she can. When her playing days are done, she would like to get into coaching or something basketball related. <strong>Houle </strong>is academically focused and wants to do well in school. It will be interesting to see her recruitment develop as she continues to shine on and off the court. &nbsp;