Hollenbeck showed a controlled mean streak as she embraced the physical game from start to finish. Despite giving up size, she battled bigger players without hesitation. Additionally, her strength consistently showed around the basket.

Offensively, Hollenbeck finished through contact with a soft touch. Meanwhile, her athleticism helped create quality scoring opportunities. Defensively, she rebounded well and held her own in the post. Consequently, Hollenback established herself as a 2028 prospect to watch in South Carolina and beyond.

The late morning matchup of the day featured Hollenbeck’s 4A Lancaster team squaring off against 2A Kingstree. An entertaining, defensive-centric contest went in the direction of the Blazers, but Hollenbeck’s 11 points ensured the Bruins had a chance to win from start to finish. As a frontcourt force, Hollenbeck’s bread and butter is what she is able to get accomplished in the interior as a scorer and as a rebounder. She did display her offensive versatility as she connected on one of the two 3-pointers Lancaster had on Saturday morning. Six of Hollenbeck’s 11 points were placed on the scoreboard in the first half.