Renard is an intriguing prospect who continues to develop her game and is a load to handle in the post at 6’2″. Her upside could be on full display with her ETG team on the adidas circuit this spring. At Lincoln Northeast this winter, she averaged a double-double for the Rockets with 11.0 points and 10.1 rebounds. More impressive, she averaged 1.9 blocks per contest, showcasing her ability to be a rim protector on defense.

Really like the size and strength that Brynna Renard Brynna Renard 6'2" | CG/PF Lincoln Northeast | 2028 State NE brings to the court. Renard is one of the top CG/Post prospects that the 2028 Class has to offer. Renard stands at 6’1, she moves well with that size, she possesses touch and finesse on the ball, and she works relentlessly hard to get her work done early on in possessions down the floor. Renard has been cleaning up the glass and making plays this Winter to kick things off. Hopefully she can build on that moving into the New Year.

Up to this point in her career and Brynna Renard Brynna Renard 6'2" | CG/PF Lincoln Northeast | 2028 State NE has been showing her worth every time she laces up her kicks to take the floor. Renard, a 6’1 CG, is someone with a lot of versatility at this point in her career. She is big enough and physical enough to kill anyone that might want to matchup with her underneath but she is also skilled enough to step out and attack from the outside. Right now, Renard really demonstrates what she can do best near the paint. She is a standout, not only on offense but as a defensive stopper as well. If she can continue to build on that, she is going to continue to rise during these Player Rankings Updates moving forward.

Brynna Renard Brynna Renard 6'2" | CG/PF Lincoln Northeast | 2028 State NE is goign to be a household name for years to come throughout Nebraska at the high school level. Renard has been fantastic so far this AAU season. Every coaching staff that has to compete against her crew makes comments about how she has some high potential down the road if she stays motivated. Renard has great size a 6’1. She is listed as a CG because of how well she moves but she is really dominant with her strength near the bucket so I’d say she is more like a SF this Spring/Summer AAU season. Nevertheless, this is someone who might sneak onto a D1 roster before you know it. She has all the intangibles, now it’s just about using them correctly as she progress over time.

If you told me that Brynna Renard Brynna Renard 6'2" | CG/PF Lincoln Northeast | 2028 State NE was going to finish as a Top Five player in the 2028 Class, I would not debate it. Renard has that combination of size, strength, coordination, touch, and agile athletic ability to impact the game at every level. She moves so well that she would be more considered a CG at this time at 6’1, compared to a Small Forward. Anything can happen over these next three years of high school ball but I’m expecting some big numbers this season out of this one with Lincoln Northeast’s new power duo in play. In this Update, Renard moves right out of the Top Five at #6 moving into July, which is a great spot to be in.

“The amount of chatter happening around Brynna Renard Brynna Renard 6'2" | CG/PF Lincoln Northeast | 2028 State NE has been notable the past few days. Everyone I talk to loves Renard and how strong she is under the hoop. She stands between 6’1/6’2 and when you pair that with coordination, strength, and knowledge of the game, you get a killer. That’s what we have here. Someone who is going to be a killer for the next three years at the Varsity level at Lincoln NE High School.”

The combination of height, length, athletic ability, and versatile ability that Brynna Renard Brynna Renard 6'2" | CG/PF Lincoln Northeast | 2028 State NE has is eye-catching. Renard is currently considered a 6’1 CG with the ability to play between the 3 and 4 spot. She could even more over to the Center role in a small lineup and step out to keep the floor spaced but that all depends on the system of her team. This Winter Renard did a good job of standing out. She has a well rounded game so far, she just needs to contine to keep working on her weaknesses. If she does that and her physical ability keeps up, she could end up in the Top Five of this 2028 Class before her career comes to an end but for now, she fall into #8.

From the outside look of it, Brynna Renard Brynna Renard 6'2" | CG/PF Lincoln Northeast | 2028 State NE should be a player that gets a lot of Varsity time this upcoming season because of her height alone. Renard comes into her Freshman year at 6’1 and she is pretty coordinated for that size. Usually when you have prospects at this age and height, they aren’t too coordinated but it’s the opposite in this case. Renard has proven that she has a balanced mixture of coordination, footwork, speed, and knowledge of the game. With Lincoln NE, Renard will be one of the tallest prospects on roster this season so I’m sure she is going to be someone we hear more about as this season wears on.

A 2028 prospect with an extremely high ceiling at this point in her career is Brynna Renard Brynna Renard 6'2" | CG/PF Lincoln Northeast | 2028 State NE of Lincoln Northeast High School and Nebraska Attack AAU. Renard will step onto the Varsity floor as a Freshman, standing between 6’0-6’1 with a lot of skill to build on. Her natural mixture of height, agile movement, guard-like qualities, and abilities to dominate her matchup make her someone to watch out for. She could put together a special few first months of the season, proving that she is a top prospect out of this Class throughout Nebraska. I’m expecting her to put up some impressive numbers this Winter. Honestly, there is no reason for her not to in my book.