Who are your biggest basketball influences?
Definitely my family. I’m very family oriented, and I just love how we get to share the same love for basketball.
Who is your favorite basketball player?
I’d probably say Kevin Durant. He’s long and lengthy like myself and can shoot the ball.
What are some of your hobbies and interests outside of basketball?
I play volleyball so I like to do that in my free time. Other than that, I bake and I hang out with my teammates a lot.
NAME & HOMETOWN PRONUNCIATION
High School
Rated a four-star prospect by both ESPNW and 247Sports, ranked as the No. 73 (ESPNW) and No. 68 (247Sports) player in the Class of 2026…The No. 4-ranked prospect in the state of Indiana by 247Sports…Four-year letterwinner in volleyball and basketball at Silver Creek HS… Holds her school record for career rebounds (1,002) and blocks (283), while ranking No. 3 in career scoring (1,556) and No. 6 in steals (161)…Holds the school record for blocked shots in a season with 99 as a sophomore… Selected to play in the annual Hoosier Gym All-Star Game and as an Indiana All-Star vs. Kentucky in 2026 alongside fellow Jayhawk Mollie Ernstes…First Team All-State and First Team Academic All-State selection…Led the Dragons to three-straight Mid Southern Conference Championships…Scored a career-high 39 points vs Madison HS in sectional as a junior…Coached by Scott Schoen at Silver Creek…Member of National Honor Society for two years…Student Athletic Leadership Team all four years…Committed to Kansas in September 2025…Chose the Jayhawks over offers from West Virginia, Louisville, Marquette, Maryland, Miami, California and Clemson…Plans to major in business with future aspirations to play in the WNBA and start her own business…
Personal
Daughter of Josh and Candace Renn…Has two younger brothers, Alex and Evan…Both parents played collegiate basketball at Brescia University…Cousin Trey Kauffman Renn is a senior at Purdue…Uncle Matt Renn played at Indiana State…Both grandfathers played basketball in college, Tom Renn at Bethel and Richard Howell at Western Kentucky.