University of Maryland, Baltimore County

2021 (SENIOR): 

• Saw action in seven games of the season.
• Tied for fifth on the team with 21 points (15g, 6a).
• Also recorded 13 ground balls, 13 draw controls, and five caused turnovers.
• Scored a career-high seven goals in the win over Hartford (3/13).
• Picked up a season-high four ground balls against Towson (2/19).
• Had two caused turnovers and a ground ball against Hartford.
• Brought down five draw controls in the win against VCU (2/27).
• Was named America East Offensive Player of the Week for the week ending March 15.

2020 (JUNIOR):

• Played and started in all six games of 2020.
• Second on the team with 14 points (12g, 2a).
• Led the team with a four-goal performance against Lehigh in the season opener.
• Had a three-point performance against Bucknell and Drexel.
• Recorded 20 shots with 16 on goal.
• Was 39th in the nation in shot percentage at 60 percent.
• Led the Retrievers with 28 draw controls, bringing in a career-high eight against Bucknell.
• Finished the short season ranked 57th in the NCAA in draw controls per game (4.67).
• Also had 13 ground balls and a team-high seven caused turnovers.

BACKGROUND:

• Played two seasons for Cathy Reese at Maryland.
• Won a national championship with the Terps in 2019.
• Also won a Big Ten Tournament title in 2018 and two Big Ten regular-season titles.
• Four-year letterwinner for Alex Pagnotta at Glenelg.
• Led the Gladiators to two state championships.
• Named First Team All-Met by The Baltimore Sun and The Washington Post in 2017.
• Selected as the Glenelg Female Athlete of the Year in 2017.
• 2016 and 2017 Howard County Player of the Year.
• Inside Lacrosse’s #39 Recruit in her class.
• Named a 2017 Under Armour All-American.
• Was on the honor roll in high school.
• Earned Big Ten All-Academic Spring Honors in 2019.
• Also lettered in soccer, basketball, and track.
• Played club lacrosse for Hero’s.

PERSONAL:

• Daughter of Jill and Bill Renehan
• Has five siblings: Kayla, Camden, Emily, Cole, and Madelyn.
• Sister Kayla is a former UMBC women’s lacrosse standout.
• Plans on studying communications with a career ambition to be a flight attendant.