Jenna Lehmann

Class:
Redshirt

Jenna Lehmann enters her sixth season as an assistant on the Kent State sidelines.

Aside from playing a large role in recruiting future Golden Flashes to the program, Lehmann also assists associate head coach Lori Bodnar with instructing the post players.

“Jenna has been a valuable asset to our players and staff,” Head Coch Bob Lindsay said. “She coordinates many of our player activities, projects, and community events. She assists in coaching and developing the post players in our program. Jenna also coordinates the recruiting of junior college players nationally.”

Before joining Bob Lindsay’s staff, Lehmann served as an assistant at Stetson University in Deland, Fla., her alma mater, for two seasons.
At Stetson, Lehmann served as recruiting coordinator and put together Stetson’s best recruiting class ever when she brought four all-state honorees to Deland. Lehmann was also in charge of marketing and fund-raising at Stetson.

A native of Griffith, Ind., Lehmann graduated from Stetson in 1997 with a bachelor’s degree in sports administration. The former forward was named a team captain during her senior season in 1997 after winning the team’s Sixth Man Award the previous campaign. Lehmann also served as the president of Stetson’s S Varsity Letterman’s Club.

Once her playing days at Stetson were through, Lehmann took a graduate assistant position at DePaul University in Chicago. After earning her master’s degree in Public Service Administration during her first two years at DePaul, Lehmann stayed on Doug Bruno’s DePaul staff as an assistant coach for a third season.

Lehmann returned to Stetson after a spending two years as an assistant coach at Charleston Southern University where she served as recruiting coordinator. During her tenure at Charleston Southern, the Buccaneers posted their second-best record in school history during the 2000-01 season.