Ithaca College Athletics

2004-05: Brennan played in 27 games, with seven starting assignments. She averaged 3.9 points, tied for sixth-best on the team, and 3.1 rebounds per game. She was also second on the team with 11 blocked shots. In a win over Oneonta, Brennan tied her career high with 12 points and tied season highs of three steals and two blocked shots. She pulled down a season-high seven rebounds four times, one shy of her career-high total.

2003-04: Brennan played in all but three games and recorded the team’s second-highest field-goal percentage. She pulled down a career-best eight rebounds in a win at Alfred and matched that total against Elmira in the regular-season finale, adding a season-best 10 points in that game. Brennan scored nine points in a win over RIT, making all four free-throw attempts and converting her first career three-point basket.

2002-03: Brennan played in 16 games off the bench and was the leading rebounder among Ithaca’s freshmen. She posted season-best totals of 12 points and seven rebounds in the win over Manhattanville. She was the Bombers’ top rebounder in that game and also led the team in two other games, including a seven-rebound performance in the Potsdam victory. Brennan blocked three shots in a conference win over RIT.

High School: A four-year letter winner at Heatly High School, Brennan was coached by Janet Weisenforth. She was a three-time first-team league all-star and the conference’s MVP as a senior. She scored over 1,000 career points and was a third-team selection to the all-state team.

Personal: An exercise science major, she is the daughter of John and Stephanie Brennan.

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