Ya’Zuri Hollie Ya’Zuri Hollie 5'6" | SF Fort White | 2026 FL is one of the most versatile players in the rural area. Hollie has strength, quickness, and power. She has the ability to get to the rim off of the dribble and handles the ball well for a small forward. Hollie plays well in transition and scores a lot of buckets on the fast break.

Ya’Zuri Hollie Ya’Zuri Hollie 5'6" | SF Fort White | 2026 FL was one of the most dominant players in the building on the offensive end. She showed the ability to shoot from the perimeter, but it was her ability to get to the rim and score through contact that made her a standout player. When she wasn’t converting the shot, she was getting to the free-throw line consistently. Hollie was also strong on the defensive end and has the strength to play against power forwards and the quickness to contend with players on the perimeter.

Ya’Zuri Hollie Ya’Zuri Hollie 5'6" | SF Fort White | 2026 FL might have flown under the radar coming from a small rural school, but those around her recognize her as one of the best to come out of the area.

Hollie is currently averaging 20.9 PPG, proving herself as a dynamic scorer who can put up points quickly and efficiently. She finishes strong at the rim but also has a deadly three-point shot, knocking them down in bunches.

She has a season-high 41-point game and multiple other performances with 25 or more points. If you get the chance to watch her play, you won’t be disappointed.

Ya’Zuri Hollie Ya’Zuri Hollie 5'6" | SF Fort White | 2026 FL is a Must See 2027 prospect.  Her athleticism stands out on the basketball court of her peers.  Hollie was recently on the First Coast and Patti at the Eagles View Fall League.  Hollie was arguably the most athletic player in the building and that’s saying a lot when Jackson’s Kimora  Hester was also in the building.   Hollie is a versatile prospect who can play the 2, the 3 and the 4.   She finishes on the inside with power,  and can step behind the arc and shoot the 3.   She attacks the basket hard when in transition and has good handles in the open court.  Hollie scored 226 points and averaged 9.8 points per game as a Freshman.  She is a must see player in the 2027 class. 

Ya’zuri Hollie is another young player whose “stretch-four” game is indicative of what the power forward position is evolving into. She can rebound, play physical inside, score in the paint, attack the rim, and then step out and hit the long outside shot. Hollie gives you a lot to marvel at. She can handle the ball, drive the ball from the perimeter, thrive in the transition game, and shoot the ball from behind the arc. She has a great size and a great physicality which enables her to compete on the inside.