Loras College Athletics

Kennedy made the Fieldhouse her own from 1994-98, owning the low-post while playing for head coach Lynn Baber. With 1,135 career points, Kennedy is one of 20 players to score 1,000 points in program history and ranks sixth on the all-time scoring list. During her career, Kennedy was a two-time First Team All-Iowa Conference selection as well as an All-Region Honorable Mention. In 1997-98, Kennedy was named a National Catholic Basketball Tournament (NCBT) Bill Bradley Scholar Athlete. A native of Dubuque, Kennedy has remained heavily involved in Loras Athletics, serving as an assistant women's basketball coach for Justin Heinzen since 2013.