Dollar led Roosevelt with 15 points and nine rebounds in the Roughriders’ victory over Lakeside. She also added four assists and helped facilitate the offense throughout the game.

Her balanced production across multiple categories helped Roosevelt maintain offensive stability during key stretches.

Dollar is a reliable scoring option for the Roughriders. She consistently finds ways to get her shot off against pressure and creates space for teammates. Her experience in big games is invaluable in the playoff environment.

Dollar exemplifies what it means to be a point guard, from being locked in through every phase of the game to her elite awareness, to her ability to influence the pace of the game on both ends of the floor. She’s also one of the toughest competitors in her class, and it’s no surprise she has landed a commitment to play at Seton Hall after high school.

Gritty point guard who plays physical on both ends and displays a high IQ to match her toughness. Can take care of the rock, play through contact, get downhill, and distribute the ball. Plays well at any pace and can really control the flow of the game with her intensity and decision-making.

In their 67-23 win over Decatur, Dollar didn’t need to score much, instead impacting the game in various other ways. She finished the game with three points, six rebounds, four assists, and two steals. She’s a calming presence at the point who set her teammates up and kept the offense in a good flow in the half-court.

Giselle is a fantastic team player, always making the extra pass and wanting to get her teammates involved in the action on the court. Her unselfishness leads to good looks for herself and her teammates. She handles the ball well, always keeping her head up and being ready to shoot the jumper if she has space.

Giselle played a big role for Roosevelt last season, and she’ll look to be even better this upcoming season. She showed she could score the ball from different levels, she’s willing to make the extra pass and provide her teammates with open looks. Defensively, she works hard to rebound the ball, and she has a knack for finding opportunities to rip the ball from her opponent. Giselle’s wide range of skills should set the tone for Roosevelt next season.