KENNESAW, Ga. -- Kennesaw State director of tennis Eduardo Rincon has announced the signing of four incoming student-athletes that will join the Owls this fall.
 
The class includes local standout Brenna Reilly from Lambert High School, along with men's recruits Tino Dalhem (Hasloh, Germany), Lau Schinteie (Miami, Fla.), and Bryan Triana (Miami, Fla.).
 
"I'm excited to have this group join us in the fall," said Rincon. "From interacting with them these last few months, I know they will bring leadership, hard work and maturity to our team. They have been following our results closely and they're aware of how difficult our regimen is and how tough our competition is. I'm looking forward to having them work with our entire team as soon as they arrive on campus."
 
Brenna Reilly // 5-3 // Atlanta, Ga. // Lambert High School
A four-year starter for Lambert's varsity team under head coach Lois Mickles … Named her team's MVP in each of the last three seasons … Helped lead Lambert to a region championship and to the final eight in the state for three consecutive years … Regularly played in USTA regional, southern and national tournaments … Earned her team's Tennis Scholar Athlete Award in each year, while maintaining a GPA of 3.5+ .. Received the USTA Sportsmanship Award in 2015 … In each of the last two years, has finished in the Top 10 of the ALTA Challenge Ladder.
 
"We're excited about Brenna," said Rincon. "She's definitely a competitor and not easy to play against. I believe Brenna has tremendous potential to develop as a great college player. She's an excellent student-athlete and we expect her to make an immediate impact on our team."
 
Tino Dahlem // 6-0 // 172 // Hasloh, Germany // Gesamtschule Alter Teichweg
Played for the men's first team in the Third League … Two-time Hamburg Team Champion … One-time Vice Hamburg Team Champion … Rose in the Hamburg First League … Helped his team win the Hamburg School Championship with the Gymnasium Heidberg Tennis Team.
 
"Tino is a very complete player who does everything well," said Rincon. "I think he will develop into a very good player for our team. He has showed a lot of maturity and determination during his whole recruiting process. Tino is also an excellent student and has very high expectations on and off the court."
 
Lau Schinteie // 6-3 // 148 // Miami, Fla. // Home Schooled
Is completing his prep career by being home schooled … Attended Gulliver Prep previously … Helped lead Gulliver Prep to boys' state team titles in 2014 … Named an All-Dade County player in 2015 … Born in Romania before moving to the United States.
 
"Lau brings an aggressive game based on his serve and big forehand," said Rincon, He has big goals for himself and is determined to achieve them. I'm looking forward to working with him and help him achieve those goals. I expect him to make an immediate impact this fall."
 
Bryan Triana // 6-0 // 200 // Miami, Fla. // South Miami Senior High School
A four-star recruit by TennisRecruiting.net … Rated with the second-best tennis RPI in the state of Florida and was top 100 nationally … Played on a doubles team that placed fifth in the state … Born in Cuba before moving to the United States.
 
"Bryan is a very talented player," said Rincon. "I think our team structure and culture will help him be the player he wants to be. He's a very powerful and aggressive player, and he will be extremely dangerous once he gets in shape."

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