Mahliya Reeder Mahliya Reeder 5'5" | PG/SG Camden | 2027 State GA was one of the top guards at the Florida Brawl, separating herself as arguably the top scorer in the building. Her pull-up game in transition stood out, as she consistently knocked down shots off the dribble with confidence and rhythm. She showed the ability to score at all three levels—getting to the rim, creating space in the midrange, and stretching the floor from beyond the arc. Reeder’s complete offensive package allows her to play bigger than her size, creating mismatches with her skill and shot-making ability. She also made her presence felt defensively, applying pressure and turning stops into offense. One of the most polished scorers of the weekend, her ability to produce both in rhythm and on the move made her a tough cover throughout.

Reeder provided consistent scoring production, finishing in double figures in all three games she played (10, 10, 22). She showed the ability to score at all three levels, using her size and control to get to preferred spots on the floor and convert efficiently. She also stayed engaged defensively, generating a few steals and contributing on the glass. Her ability to score consistently stood out, particularly as she operated within the flow of the game and did not force the action. Reeder is one of the most exciting small guards in the open court. Her ability to create and score consistently on the break has always been an impressive part of her game.

I could watch Reeder play basketball all day long. She is so skilled with the ball on offense that it looks like she is out for a stroll in the park on offense. She has been very impressive the last two tournaments sharing the backcourt with Camya Hutcherson Camya Hutcherson 5'4" | PG Lee County | 2027 State GA where they alternate running the point and wing depending on the possession. Reeder is an outstanding shooter from three point range and from 12-16 feet in the midrange. She attacks the basket with toughness and a purpose using change of pace and elite ball handling. Reeder scored at the rim and did a nice job making her shots from the free throw line finishing with 22 points in the game I watched. She is an underrated player in her class and at her position in Georgia. That will change after the next rankings are released.

Reeder played well on Saturday, but really stepped her game up in the Final Four against eventual champions Redline. Reeder did a nice job controlling the pace and using her strength to create space between her and the defender. She has very good handles as seen on one play when LiLi pulled the ball out on the break with a retreat dribble and then crossed over the defender leaving her there while she went baseline and finished on the left hand side. Reeder also hit shots from the midrange as well as beyond the arc. She threaded the needle on the move hitting her teammates in stride for layups on the break as well. She is a very coachable kid and did a great job running the offense. She showed good quickness and movement on the ball defensively.

Reeder has turned the corner in her junior season for the Lady Wildcats. She is currently 2nd in region 1-6A in scoring at 14.5 ppg. Her ability to control tempo has kept her team consistent all season. Sees the floor well and can score from anywhere on the court. Look for her to be in conversation for region 1-6A Player of the Year.

New Orleans has already offered. Reeder plays with great pace and poise. She attacks downhill under control and sees the floor well when distributing. Her outside shot has become more consistent. Reeder stuffed the stat sheet last season averaging 11.2 points, 2.5 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 3.2 steals.

Mahliya Reeder Mahliya Reeder 5'5" | PG/SG Camden | 2027 State GA matched West’s energy and production with a standout performance of her own. She displayed pure shooting ability, knocking down threes in transition, off ball movement, and through offensive sets. Her quickness to the rim was also impressive and she kept the defense on its heals. Reeder’s overall game was electric, making her one of the most dangerous players in the Fall League.

Reeder is the engine for her team. A player that can get downhill and shoot the 3 ball consistently. She also made plenty of highlight reel defensive plays at the Wildcat Shootout. Here handles allow her the opportunity to score from anywhere on the floor. Floor General that can find the gaps and thread the needle with her pinpoint passes. Look for her stock to rise after the July Live Period.