Marlboro did not arrive in the championship game easily. After a first round bye, Marlboro had little difficulty with West Windsor-Plainsboro South, beating them 49-37. Pollack scored 16 points. Four of her five filed goals came on short jumpers in the first half, and she had a 6-of-7 touch from the freethrow line.

In the next game, Marlboro was down 45-41 with three minutes remaining to Trenton Central. Pollack had two steals and the assist to an open Christie Kastner that eventually tied the game at 49-49 with 30 seconds remaining. A foul shot by Cole gave Marlboro the 50-49 win.

Pollack would play role of hero to help Marlboro escape No. 2 Hillsborough four nights later. She fired a short jumper just inside the freethrow line to kill Hillsborough's run and end the game with a 40-38 victory. Pollack led the Mustangs with 15 points.

On to the Group IV Final Four and a matchup with Toms River North. Marlboro jumped out to a lead, expanded it to double-digits, and maintained it for the game. Pollack had 16 points in the 58-39 win, which put them in the cahmpionship game against Paterson Eastside.

Pollack averaged 12.5 points per game as a senior, and ends her high school career with a 101-15 record with Marlboro. She was second on her team in scoring to Chakhia Cole's 13.4.