Holok picked up an offer from the University of Olivet. He proved himself and his game this summer and is reaping the rewards of it now. Holok has that flare and the ability to be a gamechanger that goes with it. Holok was tremendous filling a wing in the open floor this past summer.

Holok was tremendous with Team Soil this summer. When I saw him in July, he was constantly making plays. I really liked the way that he was attacking the rim in the open floor. Holok also showed that he could rim run and finish over the top.

I saw glimpses of Holok throughout the weekend and it seems like whenever I glanced, he was making a play. I saw him attack in a variety of ways. Holok attacked the rim off the bounce and finished in the open floor. He also hit open space, stayed shot ready and delivered a catch and shoot triple.

Holok was definitely a standout performer in the month of June. He helped his team to a 29-9 record during high school summer ball and averaged a points and rebounds double-double at the Oakland University Team Camp. Holok can play outside-in as well as inside-out.

Holok has been turning some heads early in the season. After the first 3 games of the season, he’s averaging 16.3 points per game and and 10.3 rebounds per game. There’s a very real possibility that he leads his team in rebounding and scoring for the 3rd consecutive season. Holok is a natural leader as well, an asset in the locker room.

Holok was a player that I was excited to see and he definitely didn’t disappoint. He’s a versatile forward with perimeter skills to go with a toughness around the rim. Holok played solid vertical defense, walling up and challenging and blocking shots. He got physical and cleared out space in order to score underneath.