2007-08
Dayton's emotional leader and one of the best offensive rebounders in program history...Ranks in the Top five in career offensive rebounds and Top 15 in overall rebounding at UD...Among the Atlantic 10 Conference leaders in steals...Also ranked second on the team in scoring and third in rebounding...Started 28 of 30 games this season missing just the Duquesne and Charlotte contests due to an hip injury suffered against La Salle... One of six Flyers to appear in 100 collegiate games...Nominated for ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District honors...Started off with a season-best 20 points before getting shaken up in the closing seconds of regulation during an overtime loss to Northwestern...Finished with a dozen points including the game-winning baskets in the closing seconds at San Diego...She stepped to the line with the Flyers down by a point and made both shots to secure a one-point UD victory...Reached double digits in scoring during eight of nine consecutive games played beginning with 12 points and eight rebounds against Indiana...Tallied the game-winning basket on a layup with 2:34 remaining in a 56-54 victory over Saint Joseph's...Put up 14 points on 6-for-9 shooting from the floor at #16/13 George Washington...Secured her lone double-double of the season with 12 points and 12 rebounds at Fordham...Held Xavier's All-America candidate Amber Harris to 0-for-7 shooting from the field and only two points in the first half of a 44-43 Dayton victory at UD Arena...Finished with 10 points and seven rebounds of her own in the first meeting with the Musketeers...Went 7-for-7 from the free throw stripe to score 13 points in a win over Rhode Island...Held XU's Harris to another two-point first half performance in the rematch held in Cincinnati while scoring nine points of her own overall...Tallied five of her 15 points in the final five minutes of action during the regular season finale against Saint Louis...Was one of only two players to score double digits in the A-10 tournament game against UMass with 10 points and came just two rebounds short of a double-double with eight rebounds...Scored 8 points and snagged 6 rebounds in 37 minutes of play against Bowling Green in the WNIT.

2006-07
In her first season as a full-time starter, Holterman played in all 31 games and averaged 25.9 minutes per game, which was the second most of any player on the team...Ranked fourth in the A-10 in offensive rebounds...Her 89 offensive rebounds were the fifth most in UD single-season history ...She pulled down over 48 percent of her rebounds on the offensive glass...Holterman was second on the team in overall rebounding and third in scoring...Had her first career 20 point game by connecting on 6-of-11 shooting from the field at Cincinnati...Scored a season-high 21 points to go along with eight rebounds and three assists in 38 minutes of action against Temple...Had 12 games with 10 points or more including a double-double of 12 points and 13 rebounds against Duquesne.

2005-06
The most consistent player off the bench for Dayton, Holterman played in all but one game and worked her way into the starting lineup for both games of the Atlantic 10 Championship as a sophomore...She played 10 minutes or more in 24 games with her best performances coming against Wright State and Saint Louis...Holterman tallied a season-high 18 points on 7-of-10 shooting to go along with eight rebounds and four assists in 27 minutes of action against the Raiders at UD Arena...She also tallied 12 points, 12 rebounds and seven assists in a win at Saint Louis...Holterman also tallied 15 points in the Tulane Basketball Championship Game win over Samford.

2004-05
Played in all 28 games and averaged 15.3 minutes per game off the bench in her first collegiate season...Shot 41.6 percent from the field and connected on 6-of-9 shots en route to scoring a season-best 14 points to go along with eight rebounds at La Salle (Jan. 21)...Also tallied 11 points while converting 5-of-8 free throw attempts and pulling down seven rebounds at Richmond (Jan. 7)...Had 10 rebounds including four on the offensive end in the overtime victory over Wright State (Dec. 7)...Finished with eight rebounds against Massachusetts (Feb. 11)...Made her Flyer debut with two points and three rebounds in seven minutes played during the season opener at Akron (Nov. 19).

High School
Holterman led her squad to a 22-3 record and the Division 4 State Championship, earning Tournament co-MVP honors...Averaged 14.7 points and 8.0 rebounds per game ...Named County Player of the Year and was an Associated Press All-State First Team selection ...Selected Conference MVP three-times...A McDonald's All-American nominee ...Also an accomplished soccer player having scored more than 40 goals as a senior, earning her County Player of the Year honors, and was the goalkeeper in shoot-out situations for the school's soccer team, which lost in the Division III state final...A three-sport athlete, she was also an All-Conference selection in volleyball.

Personal Data
Daughter of Dave Holterman and Wendy Will...Born on September 4, 1986...Majoring in Engineering... High School coach was Melody Owsley.

Career Statistics

Season	GP	GS	Min/Avg	FG	Att	Pct	3Pt	Att	Pct	FT	Att	Pct	O Reb	D Reb	Tot	Avg	PF	FO	Ast	TO	Blk	Stl	Pts/Avg
2004-05	28	0	429/15.3	32	77	0.416	0	2	.000	20	41	.488	36	49	85	3.0	30	0	36	30	1	15	84/3.0
2005-06	28	2	460/16.4	54	115	.470	1	3	.333	35	63	.556	41	76	117	4.2	50	2	52	44	6	21	144/5.1
2006-07	31	30	803/25.9	109	222	.491	1	6	.167	56	83	.675	89	95	184	5.9	56	0	52	54	6	32	275/8.9
2007-08	32	32	965/30.2	131	245	.535	10	33	.303	65	90	.722	58	103	161	5.0	51	1	56	59	5	43	337/10.5
TOTAL	119	64	2657/22.3	326	659	.495	12	44	.273	176	277	.635	224	323	547	4.6	187	3	196	187	18	111	840/7.1