steady Milwaukee guard with playmaking chops and clutch poise
Holly Tamm has long been a dependable Milwaukee guard, with documented college production that includes 6.4 points and 2.2 assists per game in the 2000-01 season and a 10-point showing in the 2001 season opener, plus a 18-point, 6-assist, 3-steal performance in another early-2001 matchup. Her value is the classic coach-friendly blend: ball handling, court vision, and the ability to impact the game beyond scoring. The biggest differentiator is her two-way intensity—she’s been used as a steadying presence who can create, defend, and compete. Good fit for teams needing a tough, unselfish guard with feel and grit.
