Elizabeth Gentry

In her freshman campaign, Gentry played in 19 games, combining for 69 minutes on the floor and tallied 23 points.
Gentry scored the first points of her college career at Kansas State on Nov. 14, scoring two points in seven minutes on the floor.
The freshman played a season-high 10 minutes vs UCLA, racking up a season-high four rebounds on Dec. 20.
Elizabeth delivered a career-high five points shooting 2-3 from the field at Seton Hall on March 9. The freshman also pulled down one rebound in her six minutes on the floor.

Arapahoe High School

Gentry claimed three letters in basketball, playing her senior season at Arapahoe High School and her first two seasons at Columbine High School.
While playing at Arapahoe, Elizabeth started every game as she averaged 21.2 points per game, highlighted by a school-record 37 points to defeat Columbine HS in the playoffs. She also grabbed 18 rebounds in that contest.
Elizabeth earned First Team All-State and MVP honors as a senior, leading Colorado in free throws (178) made as well as free throw percentage (87.6).
A two-time All-CHSAA (Colorado High School Activities Association) selection at Columbine HS, Gentry was also a two-time Female Student Athlete of the Year.
Both of Elizabeth’s brothers, as well as her father, played collegiate football. Her father, Todd, and brother, JT, played for BYU, while her brother, Andrew, is currently playing at Michigan and was a member of the national championship team in 2023.

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