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Lara Rohkohl Season 2025-2026

PositionForward
Height6-3
ClassSenior
HometownHanover, Germany
Previous SchoolCollege of Charleston
BYU Highlights

BYU Highlights

  • 2025-26 Lisa Leslie Center of the Year Top 20 Watch List
  • Grabbed the fifth-most offensive rebounds in a single season in program history with 106 offensive boards in 2025-26, tying Amberli Gustin Nelson (1990-91).
  • Recorded the sixth-highest single-season field goal percentage in BYU history in 2025-26, going 122-for-195 from the floor for 62.6 percent.
  • Scored in double figures 15 times during her lone season in Provo, with BYU going 15-0 when the senior scored 10 or more points
  • Notched three or more blocks in seven games, with the Cougars winning all seven contests
  • Grabbed five or more boards in 30 of the 38 games she appeared in, and secured 10 or more rebounds on nine occasions
  • Recorded three double-doubles in wins against Coastal Carolina (13 pts, 10 reb), at Arizona State (11 pts, 10 reb) and against Stanford (10 pts, 11 reb)
  • Scored a season-high 18 points on 7-of-11 shooting, going 4-for-5 from the charity stripe with five rebounds, two steals, an assist and a block in BYU's win over Weber State
  • Notched season-highs of 14 rebounds and six blocks to go along with nine points in the Cougars' WBIT Semifinal win over Kansas
Lara Rohkol scores during a Charleston women's basketball game in 2024-25.

Junior: 2024-25 || Charleston

  • Appeared in 33 games, starting 32 in her two seasons with the Cougars
  • Was the third-leading scorer and highest-scoring forward at 10.1 points per game while shooting an efficient 64.4 percent from the field
  • Led Charleston in rebounding and blocks with 9.2 boards and 1.9 blocks per contest
  • Helped Charleston to a 25-8 record and the second round of the WNIT
  • Notched 10 double-doubles and 17 double-figure scoring performances during the 2024-25 campaign, including two games with over 20 points
  • Recorded 28 games with over five rebounds and 14 games with 10 or more boards
  • Sent away three or more blocks in 10 games
  • Had seven games with three or more steals
Sophomore: 2023-24 || Charleston

Sophomore: 2023-24 || Charleston

  • Earned starting nods in five contests
  • Averaged 3.4 points and 3.6 rebounds
  • Recorded a double-double against Gardner-Webb with 19 points and 10 rebounds
  • Logged double-digit points in three games
  • Tallied three blocks versus Radford
  • Had four steals at Charleston Southern
  • Matched her career high of 10 rebounds in a win over Gardner-Webb
Lara Rohkol scores during a Central Connecticut women's basketball game in 2022-23.

Freshman: 2022-23 || Central Connecticut

  • Northeast Conference All-Rookie Team
  • Northeast Conference Winter Commissioner’s Honor Roll
  • Northeast Conference Winter Academic Honor Roll
  • Played in 28 games with 25 starts
  • Averaged 7.7 points and 7.7 rebounds in 25.4 minutes
  • Had 5+ rebounds in 21 out of 28 games played
  • Had a career-high of eight blocks and 17 rebounds at Wagner (2/16), notching her third double-double of the season (11 points and 17 rebounds)
  • Scored a career-high 20 points against FDU (1/14)
  • Two-time NEC Rookie of the Week (12/5 and 12/19)
  • Named NEC Prime Performer (2/20)
  • Finished the 2022-23 season ranked in the top ten in the NEC in two statistical categories: second in rebounds per game (7.7) and second in blocks per game (1.4).
Before College

Before College

  • Prepped at IGS Roderbruch in Hanover, Germany
  • Played for head coach Sidney Parsons at TK Hannover
  • High School DI Vermont State Champion (2019)
  • WNBL Deutscher Meister (2017)
Personal

Personal

  • Daughter of Jacquelin Schult and Michael Rohkohl
  • One of two children, sister Maja
  • Her sister, Maja, plays at Duquesne
  • Her parents, Jacquelin Schult and Michael, each played basketball in Germany
  • She has visited 26 countries and 26 states