Height:
Height:
5' 9"
5' 9"
Reagan Renz
CT JR Rangers 19U AAA
Graduation:
2026
Position:
Height:
5' 9"
Hometown
Weight:
Portland, Oregon
Jersey Number
170lbs
Special Teams:
4
PP & PK
Shoots
GPA:
Left
4.0 Including AP Courses
About Reagan
Reagan Renz is a 2008-born left-shot defenseman known for her strong defensive positioning, physical play, and ability to read the game effectively from the back end. She has competed at the 19U AAA level with programs including Boston Hockey Academy and Connecticut Jr. Rangers, gaining experience against top competition and contributing as a reliable, team-first blueliner. Off the ice, Reagan is a driven student-athlete who emphasizes academics, leadership, and continuous development, aligning closely with Apex Hockey Recruiting’s focus on preparing players for success at the collegiate level.
Academic Success
Academically, Reagan Renz is a high-achieving student at iUniversity Prep in Grapevine-Colleyville ISD, a rigorous online public magnet school. She currently maintains a 4.0 GPA while taking Advanced Placement courses, demonstrating strong time management and dedication to both school and athletics. Her standardized test scores include a 1240 on the SAT and a 25 on the ACT, reflecting solid college readiness.
Reagan’s high school accomplishments include induction into the National Honor Society and consistent recognition on the Honor Roll. She complements her academic success with meaningful volunteer work in youth hockey, serving as a Mite Skills Coach with the CT Jr Rangers and supporting learn-to-play programs such as Victory Green Little Rookies for the Dallas Stars Elite and Little Howlers for the Arizona Coyotes. These roles highlight her leadership, communication skills, and commitment to giving back to the sport and younger players.
Travel Playing experience
2025-2026
2024-2025
2023-2024
2022-2023
2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
CT JR Rangers 19UAAA - Defense | #4
Reagan is currently playing for the CT Jr Rangers 19U AAA program, one of the premier girls’ teams in the country and nationally ranked in the top 40. As a left-shot defenseman, she contributes to a fast, competitive lineup that regularly faces elite competition across major showcases and league play. Her role on the back end emphasizes reliable defensive play, puck movement, and consistency, helping support a program that is establishing itself as a national contender at the 19U AAA level.
Boston Hockey Academy 19UAAA - Defense | #42
Played for Boston Hockey Academy in the inaugural season of the girls program. I played a steady, physical game on the blue line, focusing on strong defensive positioning, winning battles, and moving the puck quickly to start the transition. I was committed to continuous development and brought a high compete level, coachability, and a team-first mindset every time I stepped on the ice.
Dallas Stars Elite 16UAA - Defense | #42
Reagan previously played for the 16U Tier 2 Dallas Stars Elite girls program, serving as an alternate captain and helping lead a strong, development-focused group out of the DFW area. In that role, she contributed on the back end with consistent defensive play and leadership, setting the tone with her compete level and communication. Her 16U Tier 2 season culminated in a trip to the Rocky Mountain Regionals, providing valuable playoff and high-pressure experience against top regional competition.
Texas Heat Girls 16UA - Defense | #42
Reagan played for the Texas Heat Girls 16U A team during the program’s inaugural season, helping lay the foundation for one of the newest girls’ hockey initiatives in the state. In that year, she embraced the challenge of a first-year team environment, contributing steady defensive play, leadership, and competitiveness as the group established its identity. Being part of the inaugural roster allowed her to help build team culture from the ground up while gaining valuable experience against a wide range of regional opponents.
Dallas Stars Elite 16UAA - Defense | #42 (Alternate Player)
At 13 years old, she earned a spot as an alternate player with the Dallas Stars Elite 16U AA program while also serving as a regular practice player, training daily with older, high-level athletes. During that same time, she played JV hockey for the McKinney Ice Hockey Club, gaining additional game experience against boy high school competition in a full checking league where her size and physicality were an asset on defense. She also participated in off-campus PE skills sessions and joined tournament teams throughout the season, which gave me extra ice time, skill development, and exposure to different coaches and systems.
Dallas Stars Elite 14UAA - Defense | #42
At 12 years old, Reagan played up with the Dallas Stars Elite 14U AA program on defense, competing against older and stronger players while holding her own on the blue line. In that season, she worked closely with coach Tyler Fulton to refine her skating, gap control, and defensive reads, which significantly elevated her overall defensive prowess. This experience accelerated her development and helped establish the foundation for her later success at the 16U and 19U AAA levels.
Arizona Kachinas 12UAA - Defense
At the 12U AA level, Reagan played for the Arizona Kachinas, where she developed under a highly respected coaching staff that included Matt Schott, Maryann Barnhart, and Lyndsey Fry, a former Olympian and Harvard captain. In that season, she continued to grow her game on defense while benefiting from high-level instruction in skating, positioning, and hockey IQ. The team qualified for regionals and placed well, giving Reagan valuable experience in meaningful playoff-style games against strong competition.
High school hockey experience
2023-2024
2022-2023
2021-2022
McKinney Ice Hockey Club JV - Defense | #42
For the McKinney Ice Hockey Club, Reagan Renz distinguished herself as a key member of the Junior Varsity team during the 2023–2024 season, earning the program’s Hardest Worker award for her consistent effort, resilience, and team-first attitude. As the only girl on a checking team in a competitive high school league, she embraced the physical play and higher pace, regularly matching up against older and stronger opponents. Her strong work ethic, steady defensive play, and willingness to compete in every situation made her a trusted player for the coaching staff and a respected teammate in the McKinney locker room.
McKinney Ice Hockey Club JV - Defense | #42For the 2022–2023 season with the McKinney Ice Hockey Club, Reagan Renz was a key defenseman on the Junior Varsity team and was recognized with the Defenseman of the Year award. As the only girl on a checking team in a competitive high school hockey league, she consistently handled physical play and tough matchups against older opponents while anchoring the blue line. Her poised defensive play, reliable positioning, and willingness to compete in all situations made her one of the team’s most trusted players and earned her strong respect from both coaches and teammates.
Team Texas JV - Defense | #42
For the 2021–2022 season, Reagan Renz played for Team Texas, an all-girls high school team, marking her first year of JV hockey. In this inaugural JV season, she gained valuable experience adjusting to the speed, structure, and physical demands of high school play while competing against a variety of programs across the state. Her time with Team Texas helped build her confidence, sharpen her defensive game, and set the stage for her subsequent success in mixed-gender and higher-level checking leagues.