Jacob Johnson
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So she is a physical player who is not afraid of contact. Exactly the type of players we need.Writeup on Shay Holle's award:
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Shay Holle, sr., Westlake
A versatile 6-foot wing pledged to Texas, Holle capped a splendid prep career with another stellar season. Holle, a four-year starter, led the Chaps with 18.2 points and eight rebounds a game, and she also had two steals per contest. Holle guarded everyone from post guard to post, and her defensive versatility helped Westlake hold opponents to 39.5 points a game while rolling to a 32-7 record and the school’s first regional final since 2003. “Her greatest strength as a player is how relentless she is,” Westlake coach Katie Hensle told the Statesman. “This shows up on the stat sheet with her rebounding, steals, deflections. It shows up in how hard she runs the floor and her touches in the paint. No one outworks her.”
All-Central Texas girls basketball team: Westlake's Shay Holle leads list of honorees