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Holton girls plan on using defensive tenacity to their advantage, hoping to rebound from 6-12 season

HEAD COACH

Robert Jordan, First year as a varsity head coach after seven years as junior varsity head coach.

ASSISTANT COACH

Jason Robins 

2021 OVERALL RECORD

6-12. Lost to White Cloud in first round of districts.

2021 CONFERENCE RECORD

2-8 in the CSAA Silver, fourth place in the division.

[1]
Holton’s Alana Cregg

RETURNING STARTERS

Ryann Robbins, 5-11 sophomores forward
Abbi Fowler, 5-5 sophomore guard
Courtney Boes, 5-7 junior guard
Alana Cregg, 5-4 senior guard

KEY NEWCOMERS

June Newell, 5-5 sophomore guard
Layla Cannady, 5-5 sophomore guard

[2]
Holton’s Abbi Fowler

ANTICIPATED TEAM STRENGTHS
The Red Devils will use their tenacity on the defensive end to smother opponents. They will also use their physicality to their advantage. Experience is also a plus, with four starters returning to the lineup.

ANTICIPATED TEAM CLALLENGES

The Red Devils lack size and are relatively inexperienced. They are implementing a whole new system under a new head coach, which will take time to adjust to.

TEAMS TO BEAN IN CONFERECE

Kent City has a stranglehold on the conference, according to Coach Jordan. They have beaten teams by at least 10 points in most games for several years. Morley Stanwood and White Cloud present their own unique challenges as well.

[3]
Holton’s Ryann Robins

FIRST GAME 

December 3 at home against Wyoming Lee.

COACH QUOTE:

“We are a very young team. This year is about growth. We are going to take steps to be where we need to be. We are not going to lay down for anyone.  I am preaching that defense is everything and every possession means something. We are trying to build a culture of defense and winning. We want to be competitive and be in games late. We are looking to improve one step at a time, and that should take us where we need to be.” – Robert Jordan