Leading the tour in assists, Hollins proved just how crucial she was to the Girls Academy attack, racking up four in the final match alone. Her playmaking ability and vision set the tempo; she consistently read the game well and found teammates in stride. Showcasing real chemistry with the squad. On the ball, Hollins created opportunities for herself as well, registering shots on target in every match and keeping opposing defenses on alert.

Her performance highlighted the impact of preparation behind the scenes. As she brought a level of sharpness and awareness to the pitch that made her a constant threat. With her ability to dictate play and deliver in key moments. Furthermore, Hollins established herself as a difference-maker throughout the international tour.

The attacking midfielder for STA helped her side advance to Richmond. The Youth National Team standout lived up to reputation. With her quick thinking on the ball and lightning fast feet, she danced around the competition while creating chances for her side. Ava Velovic, Sofia Medina, Ashley Lunney, Angelica D’Arco, and Junna Sho were also standouts for STA.

Hollins is a midfielder on the STA 2011 GA team. She is part of the US Youth National Team. She was also part of the Girls Academy Generation Adidas Cup all-star team. She’s left footed, athletic, and skillful. She can play as an attacking midfielder or a box-to-box midfielder. She covers a ton of ground and makes quick decisions on the ball. Some of her best moments during the GA Cup event came from the transition moments of the game. She made quick decisions and played with her head up against elite competition. Hollins has a ton of potential and it’s easy to see a pathway for her being among the top talents in the country in this class. 

Scored the game winning goal late in this game where she calmly passed the ball right into the corner off a cross from Sydney Thomas Sydney Thomas F State OH . Incredible exposure this late in the game. Great celebration too.