Renninger wasted little time to burst onto the NEC women’s basketball scene. The first-year FDU guard was sensational for her team during opening week, as her offensive contributions helped the Knights jump out to a 3-0 start for the first time in seven seasons. In wins over Dominican, American and Mount St. Mary’s, Renninger averaged 16.0 points and 4.0 boards per contest off the bench. That scoring average, which leads all NEC rookies, is good for second in the circuit. From long range, Renninger was lethal, going 7-of-14 for a 50.0 percent clip. In her first-ever collegiate game, the Yardley, PA native made a splash by knocking down each of her first three attempts from behind the arc to finish with 20 points against Dominican on Tuesday. Three days later, Renninger was clutch, as she led FDU with 17 points at American. Knocking down the go-ahead triple in the final quarter, she iced the 62-59 triumph with two free throws in the final moments to help head coach Stephanie Gaitley secure her 700th career win. Renninger made it three-straight double-figure scoring games in Sunday’s 63-59 win at Mount St. Mary’s after she netted 11 points.