Trinity put in some work at the She Got Game Classic against South Garner from North Carolina. The crafty point guard put up 11 points, 6 assists, 4 rebounds and three steals. She controlled the pace, made good decisions and delivered the ball on time to her teammates.

Trinity played hard and made some nice moves enroute to the basket. Her shots started falling as the day went on, she kept a great attitude that was infectious both on and off the court. She kept her dribble low and tight allowing her to navigate through traffic in the paint and she played hard on evey play even if it meant giving up her body for a loose ball.

Trinity brings strong size and aggressiveness to the point guard position, consistently attacking the basket and pressuring defenses. With continued growth in early reads and decision-making, she has the tools to guide Spalding toward an I.A.A.M. title run. Her physical presence should create problems for opponents on the defensive end. She is well-positioned to produce at least 3 steals and 10 points per game.

Trinity was clearly one of the better players in the building, standing out not just for her skill set but also for the way she carried herself on the floor. While the pace of the game was often chaotic, with many players rushing and playing out of control, she remained calm and composed, showing maturity beyond her years. Trinity consistently made the right plays without forcing the action, letting the game come to her and making smart decisions in both half-court sets and transition. Her ability to stay poised under pressure gave her the presence of an upperclassman, and she set herself apart as a player who could stabilize her team when things got frantic. That combination of confidence, composure, and sound decision-making makes her a valuable asset and one to watch moving forward.

Trinity handles the ball really well. In transition she pushes the ball up court with the pass which was refreshing to watch as most young players slow the pace by dribbling instead of pushing the pass. She shot the three well during my time watching her.

Trinity Holloway Trinity Holloway 5'7" | PG Archbishop Spalding | 2028 State MD was great today on both ends. Trinity is an amazing perimeter defender who does a great job creating points off turnovers. She does a good job getting to the rim, and she is a pretty good passer. Trinity had 13 points in an Archbishop Spalding win.

Trinity Holloway was a problem on the defensive end of the floor causing havoc in the backcourt and getting into passing lanes for turnovers. She anchored her team’s defense and made things tough for opposing guards. Offensively, she attacked gaps and got to the rim with purpose.

Trinity is just a freshman but she made some plays that showed that she is a player to keep an eye on in the DMV. She has a nice form on her shot and a great looking pull-up off the dribble. She is an athletic point guard with good defense and finishes well at the basket.

Trinity Holloway is a natural scorer. She has an elite handle and knows how to get a lot of separation to get her shot off. She is a fantastic jump shooter and has an innate understanding of how to create her shot. Trinity takes and makes a lot of tough shots, maybe more than you’d want as a coach, but nonetheless, she is an outstanding offensive talent.

Trinity Holloway was solid on both ends of the court. Her perimeter defense was good and she forced turnovers with her quick hands. Trinity has a great handle and had some drives. She is a good passer and a knock down shooter, even though she didnt hit many in the 5v5s. She’s a complete passer and capped off her great summer with a nice showing.