Rheanna is another small college “sleeper” at this point, and I think someone could really luck out with her services. She is extremely long at her height, she is quick, fast, and fluid, and she plays with some versatility as well. She can handle it a little and initiate the offense, but to me at least, I feel like she’s much better if you can get her open going downhill so she can attack the rim. She also has some touch when set and in rhythm, plus she does a nice job of using her length at the defensive end of the floor.

Rheanna looks like a crafty guard on film. She creates space off the dribble and has a silky smooth pull-up jumper from the mid-range and beyond the arc. She switches hands comfortably and has caught the eye of PGH scouts with her high motor on the defensive end. Rheanna will be a guard to watch with Indiana Game 17U UA Rise at the PGH MI College Tour III.

She is not afraid to take the ball to the rim, can get downhill and finish. Anticipates the game well, makes a good lead pass and puts the ball where it needs to be. Very good awareness of what she needs to do on the floor. A player with a good future!

Rheanna played with an outstanding motor and energy in a couple of games I saw. She is fast in transition, she likes to get out and push the ball up the floor, always looking for the next play to make, but she’ll eventually need to learn to tap on the brakes a little and change speeds depending on situations. Once she does that, she’ll be much more difficult to defend. I also liked her effort defensively, as she uses her length and quickness well both on and off the ball.