Marist University Athletics

• Appeared in 33 games, making four starts
• Averaged 7.6 points in 19.5 minutes per game
• Swatted a career high 44 shots, leading the team in blocks
• No. 5 in the MAAC in blocked shots, and No. 6 in blocked shots per game (1.33)
• Shot career-highs in field goal percentage (43%) and three-point percentage (36%)
• Scored a career-high 24 points, draining a season-high five threes on senior night against Niagara, March 2
• Blocked a career-high four shots vs Monmouth, Jan. 15

• Appeared in 20 games, starting in 2 games and averaged 13.7 minutes per game
• Scored 69 points, averaging 3.5 points per game
• Totaled 50 rebounds (2.5 rebounds per game), six assists, while shooting 25-86 (.326)
• Made 2-5 free throws (.400)
• Had seven steals and 11 blocks
• Was 4-6 in field goals made and was 2-3 in 3 pointers against Holy Cross, Nov. 14
• Made a season high three 3 pointers against Boston University, Dec. 9

• Started all 32 games for the Red Foxes, averaging 27.7 minutes per game, 8.9 points per game, and 4.9 rebounds per game
• Drained a career high six triples, on a career high 11 attempts, earning her a career high 21 points at Dartmouth, Dec. 17
• Played a career high 36 minutes at Iona, Jan. 15
• Grabbed a career high 11 rebounds vs. Siena, Jan. 20
• Earned a career high four assists twice, most recently at Niagara, Jan. 7
• Made and attempted a career high four free throws twice, most recently vs. Rider, Jan. 12
• Earned a career high two steals twice, most recently at Monmouth, Jan 2
• Swatted a career high three blocks three times, most recently vs Saint Peter’s, March 2

• Appeared in 29 games and started four for the Red Foxes averaging 9.2 minutes per game and 2.2 points per game
• Recorded her first career points, rebounds, and block in the season opener against South Dakota State, Nov. 13
• Made her first career against St. John’s, Nov. 22
• Totaled 64 points, 37 rebounds, 15 assists, eight steals, and nine blocks while shooting 24-69 (.348) her freshman season.

Prior to Marist: Henningsdóttir finished her high school career this year at The Rock of Gainesville in Florida, where she averaged 17.8 points, 8.1 rebound, 3.1 blocks and 2.6 steals. She was awarded the Lions Heart award for outstanding leadership on and off the court as well as the most valuable player. She has won several Icelandic youth championships with her local team Haukar, Iceland. In 2013 was picked as both the fan favorite (in Haukar) and the brightest basketball hope/best young player in the woman’s team in Iceland (20 years and plus) while she was only 18. Henningsdóttir has also participated in all available you national team games for Iceland between 2010 and 2015 (26 international games).  She was selected as the MVP for her age group in Iceland four years in a row. In 2011-2012 she attended Efterskolen Ved Nyborg basketball school in Denmark.