“K.K.” has spent 4 years in a Varsity uniform, which is rare at Hamilton Southeastern. She has amassed over 1100 points, 500 rebounds, and 450 assists during her career, and she has been an absolute joy to watch because her game is just electric. She is a pure creator off the dribble, whether she’s scoring it or finding teammates. She has always been a more-than-willing passer, and she has helped the Royals to success in the tune of an 89-12 record, a Final Four appearance last year, and a Sectional title already this year. She could still use a deep playoff run, especially without 2025 Miss Basketball Maya Makalusky on the roster. She is headed to Florida next year, and the SEC is no joke when it comes to competition.

At one guard spot, Indiana comes out with the table setter in K.K. Holman. She is fast, quick, and explosive, she has a great deal of experience playing around other talented players and finding them for easy scores. She even averaged 7.3 assists per game as a Sophomore, so she has that in her toolbox. This year, she has been needed to score for the Royals to win, so she is averaging 18.1 points per game. And if that isn’t enough punch, she can be an elite on-ball defender, utilizing her speed & quickness, along with her length, and she can affect passing lanes as well. She is committed to Florida.

Kennedy Holman Kennedy Holman 5'8" | PG Hamilton Southeastern | 2026 State #61 Nation IN enters her senior season as one of the most exciting returning scorers in the Hoosier Crossroads Conference. A proven leader, she impacts the game both vocally and by example, setting the tone for her team on both ends of the floor. Over the past three years, Holman has expanded her game into that of an elite three-level scorer. She attacks the rim with confidence, has a reliable mid-range game, and consistently stretches the defense with her range from beyond the arc. Defensively, she displays a strong understanding of the game, making smart reads and anticipating plays to disrupt opponents. Last season, Holman averaged 12.2 points per game while leading her team in assists, showing her ability to balance scoring with playmaking. The Florida commit has been the Royals’ starting point guard since her freshman year, and her leadership was pivotal in guiding them to both a sectional and regional championship last season. With her experience, scoring ability, and decision-making, Holman remains one of the top guards to watch in the state.

“K.K.” is another one of the top point guard prospects in the entire state, regardless of class. She is an elite on-ball defender, she uses her quickness and length tremendously in that capacity, plus she is a selfless floor general who has a nice handle, great vision, and the ability to find open teammates through the smallest of holes. What she’s starting to do better is take (and make) big shots late in games, and she did her best to help the Royals try to take down Warsaw in the Semi-State finale. I expect a big Spring out of her.