Holly Winterburn (’00) announces transfer to UC Davis
Holly Winterburn will continue her college career at UC Davis having decided to transfer from fellow NCAA D1 school, Oregon.
The 2000-born wing averaged 3.4 points in 11.4 minutes per game with the Ducks as they claimed the regular season and conference titles – earning the Pac-12 Freshman of the Week award with a season-high 17 points in December.
Excited to announce I will be continuing my college career at UC Davis! I’m so grateful for the opportunity and I can’t wait to start this new journey. My heart is so full✨💙💛 #goags pic.twitter.com/OfvBraxq5I
— hol (@hollywinterburn) April 15, 2020
Winterburn now links up with fellow Charnwood alum Megan Jones, who redshirted her freshman year with the Aggies.
UC Davis finished with a 17-12 record on the season including 12-4 in conference play as they claimed the Big West regular season title.
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