Savannah Country Day's Amari Oliver is the 23rd Hollis Stacey Award Winner

The award is named after Hollis Stacy, a Savannah High alumnus who went on to play on the LPGA Tour and is an LPGA Hall of Fame golfer. The award goes to the most versatile high school female athlete in Savannah and is voted on by local athletic directors and media members.

Amari Oliver is a three-sport athlete who played volleyball, basketball and track and field squad. For Amari to win this award she would have to overcome to major two knee injuries that would require surgeries during high school. Oliver was selected as an All-Region and All-Greater Savannah selections in volleyball and basketball throughout her four career at Savannah Country Day.  The Hollis Stacy Award will be presented to Amari on Friday, May 22. Congratulations Amari.

HOLLIS STACY AWARD WINNERS

1993 — Joy Brown, Beach

1994 — Susie Kleinpeter, Calvary Baptist

1995 — Catherine Booker, Savannah Country Day

1996 — Catherine Booker, SCD

1997 — Kamesha Mabry, Jenkins

1998 — Arden Wilson, SCD

1999 — Brooke Cornwell, Savannah Christian

2000 — Erin Shields, SCD

2001 — Caroline Griner, Calvary Baptist

2002 — Anne Carson, SCD; Kristen Kelly, SCPS

2003 — Lizzie Sprague, SCD

2004 — Lizzie Sprague, SCD

2005 — Lisa Gray, St. Vincent’s Academy

2006 — Haley Reese, SCD

2007 — Christine Phan, Windsor Forest

2008 — Katherine Dotson, SCD

2009 — Katie Covington, Calvary Day

2010 — Sonny Canady, CDS

2011 — Jasmine Perrett, Jenkins

2012 — Alicia Lawton, Savannah High

2013 — Chandler Ewaldsen, Savannah Christian

2014 — Chandler Ewaldsen, Savannah Christian

2015 — Amari Oliver, SCD