Kayla Hoohuli was a sharpshooting, high-usage leader for Canisius
In the 2014-15 season, Kayla Hoohuli was Canisius’ engine: she led the team in scoring at 13.3 points per game, topped the Griffs in made 3-pointers, and hit 43.4% from deep while starting all 30 games[1][6][9]. Her value went beyond the box score—she played heavy minutes, handled pressure as a senior guard, and was trusted as a reliable, tough-shot creator who could stretch defenses and deliver in rivalry games[1][6]. For a team, she profiles as a polished perimeter scorer with proven production and leadership; the main question is less “can she score?” and more “can she be your primary shot-maker?”[1][9].
