Numerous consideration and expectations has been heaped upon Jordyn Hollamon the previous few years.
Coming into the 2024 scholastic discipline hockey season, the Maryland commit was making an attempt to assist Delmar (Del.) win its ninth straight state discipline hockey championship. Too, she had scored a Delaware state file 73 targets a yr in the past, simply two wanting the nationwide lead. However she didn’t care about that determine as a lot as she cared about Delmar profitable an eighth consecutive state ultimate.
This yr, Hollamon was your nationwide scoring champion with 61 targets. As well as she grew to become grew to become the tenth identified scholastic discipline hockey participant ever to attain greater than 200 targets in a profession. Once more, she didn’t care about these statistics as a lot as vaulting Delmar to a ninth consecutive state championship.
“We labored actually laborious for the reason that preseason, as a result of we had so many new gamers,” she says. “We simply took it recreation by recreation, making an attempt to win all of them, particularly within the playoffs.”
That playoff run was a thrill-a-minute journey, which noticed the Wildcats escape with an extra time win over Georgetown Sussex Academy (Del.) within the state semifinal spherical.
“None of our playoff video games had been simple,” she says. “We simply needed to work actually laborious, and we wound up attending to the state championship and profitable.”
Fittingly, it was Hollamon’s final profession objective involvement that gave Delmar the 4-3 win over Wilmington (Del.) Mates within the DIAA Division 2 ultimate to finish the group’s “Grind for 9.” The involvement was a cross to teammate Laela Brown within the ultimate minutes, which Brown transformed for the profitable rating.
“I search for and attempt to discover areas the place others can run onto,” Hollamon mentioned. “That’s as a result of once I’m dribbling, I’m going to have lots of people on me.”
Jordyn Hollamon is the final of 4 discipline hockey-playing cousins who’ve helped create a decade of dominance in Delmar, and can be a part of her sister Josie and her cousin Maci Bradford on the College of Maryland subsequent fall.
Jordyn Hollamon joins this proficient record of discipline hockey gamers who’ve led the nation in scoring the final 4 a long time. Please tell us if there are any additions or corrections that have to be made to the record under. This particularly goes for 1988, the id of which is unknown. You probably have any concepts, tell us. It’s been driving us batty.
2024: Jordyn Hollamon, Delmar (Del.) 61
2023: Paige Cornelius, New Albany (Ohio), 75
2022: Olivia Fraticelli, Toms River (N.J.) North, 89
2021: Ryleigh Heck, Voorhees Japanese (N.J.) 125
2020-21: Hope Rose, Harrisburg Central Dauphin (Pa.) 90
2019: Ryleigh Heck, Voorhees Japanese (N.J.) 78
2018: Mackenzie Allessie, Mount Pleasure Donegal (Pa.) 124
2017: Mackenzie Allessie, Mount Pleasure Donegal (Pa.) 91
2016: Megan Rodgers, San Diego Serra (Calif.) 81
2015: Nikki Santore, Voorhees Japanese (N.J.) 69
2014: Austyn Cuneo, Voorhees Japanese (N.J.) 95
2013: Austyn Cuneo, Voorhees Japanese (N.J.) 96
2012: Austyn Cuneo, Voorhees Japanese (N.J.) 68
2011: Austyn Cuneo, Voorhees Japanese (N.J.) 69
2010: Danielle Allan, Pompton Lakes (N.J.) 56
2009: Kelsey Mitchell, Voorhees Japanese (N.J.) 69
2008: Lucas Lengthy, Allentown William Allen (Pa.) 43
2007: Lauren Gonsalves, Harwich (Mass.) 56
2006: Kaitlyn Hiltz, Virginia Seashore Frank W. Cox (Va.) 50
2005: Kelly Fitzpatrick, Palmyra (Pa.) 66
2004: Amie Survilla, Mountain High Crestwood (Pa.) 64
2003: Anne Marie Janus, Kingston Wyoming Seminary (Pa.) 44
2002: Shauna Banta, Voorhees Japanese (N.J.) and Amanda Arnold, West Lengthy Department Shore Regional (N.J.) 49
2001: Tiffany Marsh, Marathon (N.Y.) 57
2000: Rebecca Hooven, Plumsteadville Plumstead Christian (Pa.) 54
1999: Rebecca Hooven, Plumsteadville Plumstead Christian (Pa.) 48
1998: Kelli Hill, Manasquan (N.J.) 43
1997: Tiffany Serbanica, Madison (N.J.) Borough 43
1996: Carla Tagliente, Marathon (N.Y.) 51
1995: Kim Miller, Virginia Seashore Frank W. Cox (Va.) 63
1994: Michelle Vizzuso, North Caldwell West Essex (N.J.) 69
1993: Melissa Pasnaci, Miller Place (N.Y.) 60
1992: Diane DeMiro, North Caldwell West Essex (N.J.) 56
1991: Denise Nasca, Centereach (N.Y.) 56
1990: Shelley Parsons, Waterfall Forbes Highway (Pa.) 50
1989: Christine McGinley, Medford Lakes Shawnee (N.J.) 40
1988: Unknown
1987: Kris Fillat, San Diego Serra (Calif.) 53
1986: Dana Fuchs, Centereach (N.Y.) 57
1985: Hope Sanborn, Walpole (Mass.) and Sharon Landau, Mamaroneck Rye Neck (N.Y.) 53
1984: Michelle Vowell, Backyard Grove Santiago (N.Y.) 56
1983: Tracey Fuchs, Centereach (N.Y.) 82
1982: Mare Chung, San Diego Serra (Calif.) 48
