Ben Renze is a 6'1" Shooting Guard in the 2026 class.
Renze attends St. Thomas Aquinas in Kansas and plays club basketball for KC Spurs.
Renze's Player Profile was created on April 13, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Ben
RenzeSG
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
HS
St. Thomas Aquinas
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KS
Evaluator’s Notebook: Who’s Trending Up? – Part 1
Last winter, Ben carved out a key role in the St. Thomas Aquinas rotation, making his mark primarily...
Written by Daniel Siehndel
Ben
RenzeSG
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
HS
St. Thomas Aquinas
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KS
KC Spurs 25/26 Prospects
Ben is a crafty guard whose skill and creativity make him a standout finisher around the rim. With...
Written by Adrian Maloney Jr
Ben
RenzeSG
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
HS
St. Thomas Aquinas
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KS
Spring Superlatives – Top Playmakers
A different kind of playmaker, Renze does a lot of things to impact the game. He can make...
Written by Prep Hoops Staff
Ben
RenzeSG
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
HS
St. Thomas Aquinas
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KS
Spring Risers: Forwards
Aquinas has so much young talent, it will be hard for new guys to carve out playing time....
Written by Prep Hoops Staff
Daniel Siehndel | Prep Hoops Scout
Daniel Siehndel
Prep Hoops Scout
Last winter, Ben carved out a key role in the St. Thomas Aquinas rotation, making his mark primarily on the defensive end. A strong on-ball defender and athletic help-side presence, he consistently disrupted opposing offenses with energy and awareness. This season, Renze is expected to take on a much larger role — particularly on the offensive end. A highly accurate three-point shooter, he has a compact, quick release and can heat up in a hurry, needing very little space to get his shot off. Off the ball, he reads and uses screens effectively, applying constant pressure with his deliberate movement. Renze also excels in transition, sprinting the wing and setting his feet in rhythm for catch-and-shoot looks. As one of the team’s expected primary scorers, he’ll be a major piece for St. Thomas Aquinas this winter.
Ben is a crafty guard whose skill and creativity make him a standout finisher around the rim. With his ability to navigate through traffic and adapt mid-air, he consistently finds ways to score even against taller defenders. Ben’s sharp footwork, deceptive moves, and exceptional body control allow him to create angles and finish with finesse, often leaving opponents guessing. Whether it’s a soft floater, a reverse layup, or a clever use of the backboard, Ben has an arsenal of techniques that make him highly effective in the paint. His poise and ingenuity make him a constant challenge for defenders and a reliable scorer in tough situations.
A different kind of playmaker, Renze does a lot of things to impact the game. He can make shots from all levels, and he creates a lot of offense with his defense. He’s a wing who has strength, ball handling ability and is a threat to shoot from deep. Renze is the kind of player who makes everyone around him better.
Aquinas has so much young talent, it will be hard for new guys to carve out playing time. But keep an eye on Renze, a player who is impressing with the KC Spurs this spring. He’s a versatile guard/wing, who is playing a forward role with the Spurs because of the good guards on the team. He can hit from deep, slash to the goal and has good size and maturity to his body. He puts in the effort on defense and the glass, and he makes some nice passes into the paint.