Minnesota State's Kathleen Reynolds is in her second season with the Mavericks where she is majoring in correctional law. Reynolds was born August 11, 1990 to Craig and Rorie Reynolds. The 5-7 senior guard was a three-year starter and lettered four times in basketball at East High in hometown Sioux City, Iowa. She started her collegiate career at Northern State University where she appeared in 16 games. Reynolds then transferred to MSU and had to sit out a year due to transfer rules. Her junior year she appeared in nine games and averaged 3.8 minutes per game. In those games she recorded four rebounds, two assists, and scored two points.
 
Head coach Emilee Thiesse said this about Reynolds, "Kathleen is a joy to be around.  She is a very high-energy person and she brings that same spark and vivacity to the court when she plays.  Despite her battle with injuries this season, Kath keeps a positive attitude and is a great teammate."
 
Ten Questions with Kathleen Reynolds
 
1) Who are some of your athletic role models? Why?
Michael Jordan and Diana Taurasi, because they are the epitome of hard work pays off.
 
2) If you weren't playing basketball, what sport would you want to play?
Soccer or run track.
 
3) Do you have any pre-match routines or rituals?
I listen to a certain playlist, eat a peanut butter sandwich, and make beats in the locker room with the team.
 
4) What is your most memorable basketball moment?
NCAA Tournament.
 
5) What are your expectations for yourself this season?
To be healthy, have no injuries, and help my team to another NCAA Tournament.
 
6) What do you do when it's not basketball season?
Have too much time on my hands. Workout, sleep, work, and relax.
 
7) What do you plan on doing after graduation?
Internship, Peru, and eventually move out to Denver.
 
8) Why did you choose Minnesota State when you transferred?
Basketball, it was a good fit for me.
 
9) What is your favorite genre of music?
I love everything except most heavy metal.
 
10) Why did you pick your current major?
I love helping people in need, especially kids/young adults. I want to change lives in a positive way.