You flat out can’t relax when Rengstorf is on the court. She’s flying in from behind knocking balls away, shooting passing lanes in transition and just being flat-out disruptive. You have to love that type of effort. On the offensive side, Zoie was always looking to push the ball ahead, whipping passes on a frozen rope that allowed teammates to go right into their shot. If you relaxed for even a second, she would blow by you in a blur and get to a smooth left-handed finish. She also knocked down shots from the outside, showing off her picturesque form. Rengstorf was certainly fun to watch. She’s the type of player who makes every team she’s on better because of how selfless she is and how hard she competes on every possession.

Rengstorf is a tough, competitive point guard who played in 26 varsity games last year as an 8th grader, averaging 9 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists. Not bad for a yougster who is expected to carry the mail for Nicollet for the next four seasons. Quick laterally, Zoie showed at the Freshman Showcase that she can be an on-ball pest who manufactures turnovers and stays in front of her matchup. She handles the ball with confidence, organizes effectively an offense, and thrives in catch-and-shoot spots. Limited in size but not in effect, Rengstorf’s IQ, defense, and leadership make her a floor general of note.