Aryanna has been one of the premier breakout players in the state this year. She is averaging 31, including four games with 40+! The confidence, leadership, shooting touch, and emerging all-around game have exceeded expectations to say the least. Her regular season dominance ended with a remarkable 46 point performance last week. How does she get it done? Legit 3-level scorer who can attack and shoot. She is not overly reliant on the 3, but she can get it going from long-range and kill you all night long. When the opposition takes the 3 away, Aryanna is able to navigate her way to the rim and finish with a plethora of runners and scoop shots. Underrated hidden gem who should be on your radar IMMEDIATELY!

Dynamic scorer consistently showing the ability to light up the scoreboard. One of the most prolific scorers available in the state averaging 30+ ppg right now! Attacks gaps, finds her spots and creates easy buckets at a high rate. Graceful guard with a soft touch and ability to finish in traffic. Efficient 3P shooter knocking down at 40% rate this season. Shifty guard that finds ways to create for herself and others. Potentially very underrated PG.

Dangerous shooter that’s already showed her ability to score a high clip with over 1,000 points going into her senior year. Smalll but mighty quick guard with a SUPER quick release. Lose her for a second and she may knock down a 3. Dynamic with the ball, always on go to attack and create. High motor tough, physical defender that works hard on the ball + can and will guard bigger guards. 2026 prospect with rising stock!

Aryanna is one of the top all-around point guards in the state. She has a great understanding of when to shoot and pass. Aryanna has her fingerprints on every facet of the game. One notable performance this year vs. Rowland High School: 16 points, 9 rebounds, 12 assists, 5 steals. You’re getting plenty from Aryanna defensively despite her undersized stature. 14 games with four or more steals! After a slow start (1-7), she led Pioneer to a 16-5 record in their remaining games.

Reyes has been very solid so far through two seasons of varsity basketball, averaging 13.8 points, 2.5 assists, 3.9 rebounds, and 2.9 steals per game in her young career. Reyes’s sophomore campaign was not quite as impressive as her freshman season. The guard averaged similar numbers but the Pioneers finished 12-17 whereas they finished 20-7 the year prior. In her sophomore season, Reyes put together very efficient shooting splits — shooting 48% from the field, 44% from three, and 75% from the free throw line. Reyes is a very smart floor general and thrives with the ball in her hands in transition, knowing when to get all the way downhill to the rim or when to kick it out to a teammate for an open three on the wing. The point guard was very smart with the ball last season, only averaging 1.3 turnovers per game.