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2014-15 Statistics
2013-14 Statistics

I'm proud to be a Wildcat because: we are the best MIAC school! 

What do you enjoy most about being a student-athlete at St. Catherine?: I enjoy having coaches who care about us on and off the court.  

2016-17: Holt earned All-MIAC honors for the third time in her career with the program, becoming the first player  since Laura Kalbfell to earn all-conference honors three consecutive years. Holt ranked sixth in the MIAC in total scoring (14.6 points/game), fifth in rebounds (9.1) and seventh in total steals (51). She was even more impressive versus conference opponents, as she ranked fifth in scoring (15.6), fifth in rebounds (9.3) and third in steals (40).Holt also solidified her place in the St. Kate's record books during her final year with the program as she broke Kalbfell's school record for career points, finishing her four years with 1476 total. In addition, she holds the school record for career steals (238), career rebounds (820), most 3-point field goals made in a single game (9), career double-doubles (29), and has the only triple-double in program history.

2015-16: As a junior, Holt was earned All-MIAC honors for the second time in her career and was named the conference's 6th-Payer-of-the-Year after leading the MIAC in multiple statistical categories. The junior guard led the MIAC in scoring without starting a single game, averaging 17.7 points per game and 18.5 against conference opponents while only playing an average of 25 minutes.  She also finished fourth in the conference in rebounding, 8.4 per game, and third in steals, with 53 total, 2.6 per game. In total, Holt led the team with 407 points and was also named D3Hoops.com Third Team All-Region. 

2014-15: As a sophomore, Holt played in 25 games for the Wildcats and earned All-MIAC honors. She was third in the MIAC in points per game (15.8) and second in MIAC games (16.4). She led the MIAC in rebounds per game (9.9), was second in steals per game (3.2) and ranked third in assists per game (3.7). Her team-leading 394 points were eighth-most in a single season at St. Kate's, while her 247 rebounds are second-most in a single season. Holt also set a school record for steals in a season (79). She led the MIAC in double-doubles (12) and recorded a triple-double against Macalester on Feb. 14 (24 pts., 11 rbs., 11 asts.). Holt led the team in scoring in 11 games and had 21 games with double digits in points. 

2013-14: In her first season as a Wildcat, Holt earned All-MIAC Honorable Mention honors and was named to the MIAC All-First-Year team. Holt ranked eighth in the MIAC in scoring (13.6 ppg) and in the top 10 for total points, steals, steals per game (2.0) and 3-point field goal percentage (33.7). Her 169 rebounds is sixth-most in program history for a single season, while her 339 ranked 14th-most in a season at St. Kate's. Holt played in 25 games, had 16 double-digit scoring performances and colled three double-doubles. 

High School: At Humboldt, Holt scored over 1,000 points in her four years. She was a two-year captain and led the state in rebounds during her junior year. In her senior season, Holt had the most steals in Minnesota, was the team's leading scorer, was conference MVP and appeared in both the state and inner-city all-star games. During her career, she also earned all-state, all-conference and honorable mention honors. Holt  was also a four-year honor roll student and member of National Honors Society. 

Personal: Holt chose St. Kate's because of the campus and the basketball coaching staff. Holt is a small business/entrepreneurship major. She is the daughter or Candy Rice, Obua Holt.