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CAREER HONORS

• 2018 All-SEC
• 2018 Puerto Rico Invitational All-Tournament Team
• 2017-18 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll

JUNIOR (2019)

• Appeared in all of Mizzou's 30 matches played while making 29 starts at opposite hitter
• Behind a fantastic SEC only stretch, produced new single-season career-high with .317 hitting percentage. Also tallied career-highs with 30 aces and six solo blocks
• Simply fantastic in SEC play, posting 165 kills on .347 hitting with 16 aces, 111 digs, 32 total blocks and 197.5 points
• Overall for the year, .317 hitting finished tied for ninth in the SEC
• In SEC only action her .347 hitting ranked fourth-best in the conference
• Posted 10 double-digit kill performances on the year, all coming after SEC play opened
• Enjoyed a fantastic two-match stretch in NCAA Tournament (Dec. 6-7), recording 18 kills on .375 hitting
• Matched her season-high with 15 kills on .400 hitting at No. 5 Nebraska (Dec. 7) in season finale
• Lights out in sweep versus Alabama (Nov. 15), tallying 10 kills (zero errors) on career-high .667 hitting
• Outstanding seven-match stretch in SEC action from Oct. 6-30, posting seven-plus kills on .360-plus hitting each time out

SOPHOMORE (2018)

• Improved her game in all aspects, leading to first career All-SEC recognition 
• Ranked top 3 on Mizzou in kills, aces, digs, total blocks and points
• Reset single-season career-highs in kills (297), hitting percentage (.251), assists (42), digs (264), total blocks (91) and points (366)
• Stepped up her game even further in SEC only action, producing 196 kills on .285 hitting and 230 points
• Ranked second on Mizzou with six double-doubles, including four straight to open the Tigers' SEC schedule
• Career day at South Carolina (Nov. 2), tallying new single-match bests in kills (18) and points (20.5)
• Tallied career-high two solo blocks in Mizzou's sweep over Princeton (Sept. 7)
• Enjoyed a memorable homecoming back to San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the team's visit to the Puerto Rico Invitational. Earned All-Tournament Team accolades, capped off by back to back double-digit kill performances in victories over Miami (Fla.) (Sept. 1) and Arizona State (Sept. 2)
• Tallied double-digit kills in 15 matches, three in non-conference play, 11 in SEC action and one in the NCAA Tournament
• Recorded 20 double-digit point matches, highlighted by a pair of five consecutive matches eclipsing the mark

FRESHMAN (2017)

• Made immediate impact in first-year campaign at Mizzou, appearing in 33 matches with 30 starts
• Key role into the Tigers' balanced offensive attack, one of five players with 200-plus kills
• Posted big double-double (11 kills, season-high 19 digs) in Tigers' NCAA first round win over No. 19 Kansas (Dec. 1)
• Ranked Top-5 on Mizzou with 22 aces (third), 217 digs (fourth), 236 kills (fourth) and 299.5 points (fifth)
• Excelled in serving at Texas A&M (Sept. 24), producing career-high five aces. It marked the most single-match aces by an SEC player in a conference match.
• Breakthrough weekend at Boise State Invitational (Sept. 1-2), finishing with 10-plus kills in all three matches
• Tallied first career double-double (12 kills, 11 digs) vs. Sacramento State (Sept. 1)
• Posted 10-plus kills in a match eight times, highlighted by back to back performances in the Tigers' NCAA first and second round matchups
• Finished with double-digit points in 14 matches, including six occurrences in SEC play and twice in NCAA postseason action
• Recorded four double-doubles over the season, highlighted by 11 kills and 19 digs against No. 19 Kansas in the NCAA Tournament
• Season-highs of 18 kills vs. Sacramento State (Sept. 16), .571 hitting percentage at Georgia (Oct. 29), five aces at Texas A&M (Sept. 24), eight total blocks vs. BYU (Sept. 1), 19 digs vs. Kansas (Dec. 1) and 19 points vs. Sacramento State (Sept. 16)

HIGH SCHOOL

• Team captain for the U20 Puerto Rican National Team at the 2017 NORCECA U20 Pan-American Cup
• Helped the Puerto Rican Team to a fourth place finish at the Pan-Am Cup
• In four matches in San Jose, Costa Rica, tallied team-leading 32 kills with two total blocks, four aces and 38 points
• Also paced her squad in single-match kills three times
• At the 2016 NORCECA Championship, she earned “Best Scorer” honors
• Competed with the U18 Puerto Rican National Team at the 2015 NORCECA Championship
• Also earned additional national competition experience with the U18
• Puerto Rican National Team at the 2015 Pan-American Cup in Havana, Cuba
• Chose Mizzou over Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa State

PERSONAL

• Born on June 17, 1999, in San Juan, Puerto Rico
• Daughter of mother Deborah and father, Juan
• Older brother Val and younger brother Denzel
• Currently pursuing health science major, minor in business at the University of Missouri

WHY SHE CHOSE MIZZOU

• "Before I had the chance to look at Mizzou, I was already between other choices, but I felt as if I was bound to make the wrong one,” Hollingsworth recalled. “None of those other schools spoke to me in a way that made me think about my future four years at college. I was still in 11th grade when I saw my first Mizzou Volleyball match. I remember it clearly. It was against the Florida Gators and the Tigers won in five sets. The feeling I had during the match was unforgettable. The Mizzou girls were working together and the atmosphere at the Hearnes Center was awesome. After my official visit, I was 100-percent sure that there was no other place I wanted to be at.”