VOLLEYBALL
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
“
Brooke was our go-to player this year as the team leaned on her both
offensively and defensively. She became our primary attacking threat
on second contact and on the outside to terminate balls. All around,
she was a very versatile player that could fill any position when needed
throughout the season..
”
CLINTON HEAD COACH MICAH CEWE
Brooke Mulholland has been an impressive setter for the River
Queens since she was an underclassman, but really showed
her skill this year when she took on a utility role. She was a big
reason the Queens made it to the regional final game for the
second straight year, narrowly missing a state berth again. After
two years as a varsity setter running a 5-1 rotation, Micah Cewe
switched to a 6-2 rotation to try to get his offense sparked early
on this season. That left Mulholland not only setting, but attacking
and digging for the Queens.She embraced it. She ended up
leading the Queens with 146 kills this year, learning to hone her
skills in on her swing. She had 264 digs this season, second only
to libero Rylie Mussman. She also had 28 aces. The setter is Kirkwood
Community College bound, setting her up for a potentially
huge college career. The Eagles are just coming back from an appearance
at the national tournament, where they finished ninth.
26 CHAPYAwards
| 2019-2020
BROOKE
MULHOLLAND
CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL | SENIOR