2015: Kranz led the Carson-Newman pitching staff and was fourth in the South Atlantic Conference with 133 strikeouts. She finished her freshman season with a 14-7 record and 2.43 ERA.  Kranz worked a team-best 18 complete games, five of which were shutouts. She worked a five-inning no-hitter against Davis & Elkins (2/27).  She also picked up a pair of saves on the year.  Kranz surrendered 95 hits in 118.1 innings of work.  Opponents hit .213 off her. Kranz was 12-2 in the circle when she surrendered five hits or less. She struck out a career high 10 on two occasions, becoming the first Eagle pitcher to do so in four seasons. She fanned 10 against Erskine (2/13) and Concord (3/2). 

High School: Kranz went 12-2 with a 1.20 ERA in 81 1/3 innings as a junior. She struck out 110 and walked 24 and helped lead Benicia to a 15-0 mark in the Solano County Athletic Conference and the Final Four in the Sac-Joaquin Section postseason.   She hit a grand slam and pitched a shutout in Benicia's 10-0 win over Bethel.  Kranz was named best defensive her freshman year.  She was an all-league selection as a junior and an all-tournament team member as a junior.  Kranz helped Benicia to league titles all four years of her high school career. 

Personal: She is the daughter of Sara and Dewayne Kranz and plans to study biochemistry at Carson-Newman.  She was also recruited by Utah State, New Mexico State, Marist and the University of Buffalo.