Reagan Huss Reagan Huss 5'11" | SF/SG Northridge | 2027 State IN brings versatility and toughness to the Northridge program. The small forward has developed into a dependable player who can contribute in multiple areas of the game.

Huss excels as a wing who can score, rebound, and defend various positions. Her size allows her to be effective around the basket, while her overall basketball IQ helps her make winning plays that may not always appear in the box score.

As Northridge prepares for June competition, Huss will likely be counted on to provide leadership and stability. Her ability to guard multiple positions and contribute offensively makes her an important piece for the Raiders moving forward.

Players with Huss’s versatility often take significant steps during the summer months, and a strong June could position her for an even bigger role next season.

Reagan’s journey is a bit unique. She spent her first two high school seasons with the Lady Raiders, then transferred to rival Warsaw for her Junior year, and now she’s back at Northridge to complete her career. A long, fluidly athletic, skillful wing prospect, she will be welcomed back with open arms as the Lady Raiders graduate Camryn Conley. Her ability to handle, pass, and score it from all three levels, coupled with her knowledge of the system, should make for a near-seamless transition moving into June. Northridge will likely be a top team in the North in Class 4A in 2026-2027.

Reagan is a long, wiry wing who transferred from Northridge High School to Warsaw Community High School at the beginning of the Summer. She brings a good understanding of the game, nice mid-post to perimeter versatility, a solid motor, plus the ability to affect the game in different ways. While she isn’t a post, she can help a little with the graduation loss of Brooke Winchester. Reagan can rebound & defend from all three levels, she can handle it a little, and she can knock down perimeter jumpers consistently.

Year after year Northridge produces fundamental, athletic wings & guards who play with great versatility and a nice understanding of the game. Reagan fits that mold well, and I felt like she had a strong Summer, when I was able to see her. She has great length, wiry strength, plus she moves well in most directions. She can handle it a little, put it on the floor and attack the basket, or knock down an open rhythm jumper. As she has gotten stronger over the last couple of years, she has been consistently more productive.