FAIRLAND LADY OWLS
Coach: JACOB WILSON
2025-26 Record: 7-13
OUTLOOK
Fairland girls basketball faces a tougher schedule this season, but head coach Jacob Wilson believes his team has a chance to flip last year’s 7-13 record. The returning players now have a year in Wilson’s system and a better understanding of their roles. The Owls are also buying into the “We>Me” mindset and playing for something greater than themselves.
The headliner is senior Remington Wyrick (5-8, Sr.), who plays on the wing and in the post. Wilson calls her probably the smartest player he has coached. She sees the game the way he does, soaks up information and is always open to being pushed and coached. Wyrick plays very aggressively, with the build of a point guard and the game of a center. She plays well off the ball, always finds the gap and has a soft touch around the rim.
Junior point guard Addilyn Lollar (5-10, Jr.) runs the offense and sets the standard off the court. Wilson says he has never had one problem with her, and she is the example he points to when speaking to his junior high team. Lollar keeps good grades and makes good choices. She is a perfectionist who can be hard on herself, a trait that drives her to keep improving.
Sophomore combo guard Fallon Kinsey (5-6, So.) is a breakout candidate and a potential four-year starter. Kinsey began her freshman season as the seventh player off the bench, worked her way into the starting lineup by midseason and has improved a ton in the offseason.
Sophomore center Paige Kleinknight (6-0, So.) gives Fairland size in the middle. She balances basketball with FFA and other activities without missing a beat or making excuses. Junior wing Bella Rentfrow (5-7, Jr.) and sophomore Dallas Pannell (5-5, So.), the backup point guard, add depth.
