Hawk Hill’s old-school post presence, built on boards and rim protection
Kelly Cavallo’s Saint Joseph’s profile shows a classic power-forward value set: in the 2011-12 season she finished with elite finishing touch, strong rebounding, and shot-blocking instincts, including a .614 field-goal percentage, 7.1 rebounds per game, and 45 blocks, while ranking among the Atlantic 10 leaders in rebounding and blocks[1][6][7]. She was also praised for taking a big leap from limited freshman minutes into one of the conference’s top interior players, which is the kind of developmental arc coaches love[6][7]. The appeal here is simple: low-drama, high-impact frontcourt production with toughness, efficiency, and rim protection.
