New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

Coach Lane Quote on Wright-Rawls: "Mackenzie is a wing with a creative flair to her game, patrols the court defensively, and is a great communicator on the floor. She will defend multiple positions and fill up a box score. A gifted passer and a knack for knifing her way to the tin highlight her offensive skills."

2025-26: Appeared in 27 games, including three starts. ... career-high 10 points vs. UMass Lowell (2.5.26). ... Team Records: NJIT set a program record with 19 total wins, surpassing the previous mark of 18 (2004-05). ....This season marked NJIT's first postseason appearance in the Division I era and second overall (2004-05 ECAC Tournament). ...earned their first-ever postseason victory with a win at Merrimack on March 19. ...first time NJIT advanced to the second round of the WNIT. ...recorded a program-best 10 road victories... finished with nine America East Conference wins, tying the program record (2021-22), and added nine non-conference victories—the most in the Division I era.

2024-25: Saw action in 15 games with four starts. .. seven points and five blocks vs. Sacred Heart (11.13.24).

2023-24: Appeared in 25 games, including one start. ... first collegiate start at UAlbany (1.6.24). ... four points at FDU (11.29.23). ... career-best seven rebounds vs. Saint Francis U.

Prior to NJIT: Wright-Rawls, a 6-foot forward who attended Central York High School in Pennsylvania, was was named 2022-23 York Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Female Athlete of the Year. ... YAIAA Division I Honorable Mention and Division I first and second team. ...a Miss Pennsylvania nominee three times, Wright-Rawls played for Spooky Nook Lady Raiders. ...Wright-Rawls, a member of the volleyball team, was named to the YAIAA Division I first team.

Personal: Mackenzie Wright-Rawls. ...  daughter of Charnette Rawls. ... earned Scholar Athlete of the Week and was recipient of the Judy Gelnett Award. ...computer science and business major at NJIT.