CAREER HIGHS Hitting .651 (31K-3E-43A) Kills 31 (31K-3E-43A) Points 32.5 (31K-3BA) Blocks 5 (3 BA)
at #5 Stanford (11/18/11) at #5 Stanford (11/18/11) at #5 Stanford (11/18/11) vs UCSB (9/5/12) at #7 Stanford (10/5/12)
FUN FACTS Nicknames: ............................................................. Liz, Lizzy Bear Favorite Color: ....................................................................Yellow Favorite Stuffed Animals: .......................Kaylee (dog), Max (cat) Greatest Accomplishment: ....Winning the national softball title When I was a Little Kid I Wanted to be a: . ............Veterinarian Intended Career Profession: .Human physiology/athletic training If I Could Have Dinner With Anybody: . ................LeBron James First Carz: ............................................White minivan with flames Favorite Place I’ve Visited: ..............................................Hawai’i Favorite Entrée/Dish: ..........................................Orange Chicken Favorite Ice Cream / Snack: .Cookies and Cream/ Chips and salsa Favorite Drink: ....... Dr. Pepper, Strawberry Surfrider Jamba Juice Favorite Type of Food: ....................................................... Italian Favorite Movie....................................................Dodgeball Favorite Actor / Actress / Movie: .Ryan Reynolds / Cameron Diaz
basketball team after an injury to starting forward Amanda Johnson. Ultimately started eight basketball games and played 21, and averaged 5.8 points, 5.8 rebounds and 23.8 minutes a game as a forward. Her season scoring high (16 points) came against USC in late January only a month after she joined the team. In spring, joined softball team in mid-April after the team’s back-up catcher, suffered a season-ending knee injury. Brenner proceeded to play the next day in both games in the doubleheader sweep of Portland State and walked twice, and scored twice in her six at-bats. Ended with three walks and two runs among her 10 at-bats.
High School The state’s first repeat volleyball player of the year since 2003-04 (and a three-time all-state first-team choice), Brenner led her Jesuit squad to state runner-up honors as a junior and senior (and 17-1 and 15-1 marks), and a win her sophomore campiagn (and perfect 19-0 record). As a freshman, she was a second-team all-league volleyball pick, and her team took fourth in the state tourney, to go along with league titles all four seasons. In winter of 2010-11, was named the 6A state basketball player of the year after she led her team to the state title, thanks to her 17 points and 11 rebounds in a 42-39 in the championship game win over No. 1 Clackamas. As a senior, she sported career-best averages in scoring (15.9) and rebounds (8.9) and shot 56 percent from the field and 72 percent on free throws for the Crusaders (27-1). As a junior, her basketball squad took second in the state tourney, and she was an all-state second-team choice. At end of the 2009-10 season, she added Oregon Prep Athlete of the Year laurels after she picked up first-team all-state honors in the javelin and shot put with her first- and second-place finishes (43-2.25 / 146-6). Won second state shot put crown as a senior (45-4.75). Club-wise on the volleyball hardwood, she has played for the Nike Northwest Juniors Air Elite team (2009-) that placed fifth in the 2011 AAU national tournament, and Multnomah Athletic Club (2003-08). Also is a multiple raquetball world champion. Personal: Sport Marketing major. Parents are Douglas and Jennifer and has one older sister Mary Claire who was an outfielder for the Oregon State softball team (2009-12). Both of her parents were collegiate swimmers at Montana (dad) and the College of St. Catherine (mom).