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Langley appears to taking her game to a new level as a sophomore. Has always had a sweet shooting stroke with good size. But now is a stronger and more confident finisher at the rim. Including a steal and score into an And 1 against 4A powerhouse Locust Grove in her early season highlights. Her ability to stress the defense not only with vertical gravity from three, but with smart and hard off the ball cuts makes Adair that much better. Especially as she can have a similar impact on the defensive end with her size and versatility.

A tall shooting guard that showed a complete skill set. The ability to shoot the 3-point, score off the ball with cuts, and off the dribble finishing with smooth footwork in the paint area. A shooter that needs no step or wasted movement when pulling up for the jumper. Meaning you take a step back she is rising for the shot. Nice understanding of moving off the ball to keep proper spacing on offense. Great vision on drives in reading the defense making sound decisions of layups or kick outs.

The Lady Longhorns have height and scoring power to make a run for the Gold Ball this season. Reagan Langley Reagan Langley 5'10" | SG Adair | 2028 State OK remember the name.

An excellent shooter that did not miss a beat during the summer circuit, gaining attention as one of the best pure shooters in the state. The 5’9 guard listed as a shooting guard for good reasons. It is the consistent movement without the ball and the passing abilities that makes her a complete player. Great vision with the ball in transition always with eyes up the floor looking to advance the ball with the pass. Good court awareness on offense always reading the defense looking for the next scoring opportunity.

Nickname “The Mayor” you better be able to produce night in and night out. Reagan can do that on both ends of the floor. Outstanding shooter that can hurt you from the 3-point line or smother you with hard nose defense. I am aware of at least 4 of Adair starters. All 4 can shoot lights out making Adair a contender for the Gold Ball.

An incoming sophomore that has that is a perfect fit into the style of play Adair plays. A long 5’8 guard that gets out on the fastbreaks filling the lanes looking for the up the floor pass. Good hands on the catch and quickly locates herself on the court finding the glass for the finish. If you play for Adair, you must be a shooter and Reagan is one of those players that can flat out shoot the 3. Always moving relocating giving the driver a kick out option.

A hustler on defense that always seemed around any loose ball on the floor. One of those players who is going to win those 50/50 balls. Great defender of the off-passing lanes jumping the land for the steal. Long enough of a guard that I have seen block the 3 pointers without fouling.

A 2028 that is having a strong summer in school ball and on the AAU circuit.

A skilled shot maker, Langley is already earning early minutes for a tradition rich Adair program that’s seemingly always a factor in Class 3A. She must always be accounted from in the halfcourt and in the mid-range. Along with the scoring ability, early highlight clips seem to indicate good offensive IQ, feel and movement off the ball. Which gives her the foundation to not only score, but do it efficiently in the flow of an offense. Opened up with 14 points to start her high school career.