Reagan is another transfer into Pendleton Heights this year, and she also comes from Fishers High School. I discussed Reagan just the other day and the strides she has made this Spring as a prospect. She has grown, become more versatile, and really worked on her all-around explosiveness. She picked up a Division I offer this Spring, and adding her versatility to the 6-3 Adah Hupfer Adah Hupfer 6'3" | C Pendleton Heights | 2027 State IN (2027) is going to cause a lot of problems for opponents. They can absolutely play together, or Pendleton can now go small and quick with Reiff as the ‘5’.

Reagan was a nice contributor for Fishers over the Winter, averaging 8.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, and shooting a solid 32% from 3-point range. She has grown a little, she looks a bit leaner and more explosive, and she has almost fully transitioned from being a mid-post forward to a wing forward. Learning to play lower, especially with her handle, will be the next step for her. But at her size, I still like the versatility of her being able to play/defend inside or outside, and she is becoming a multilevel scorer. She picked up her first Division I offer this Spring and has drawn interest from varying levels.

Reagan Reiff Reagan Reiff 6'0" | SF Pendleton Heights | 2028 State IN put together a strong spring by consistently showing her all-around skill set and basketball IQ. She understands how to impact the game without forcing action and plays with a maturity that coaches appreciate. Reiff’s versatility on both ends of the floor makes her an important piece for any lineup.

Offensively, she spaces the floor well, makes smart decisions with the basketball, and can create opportunities for herself when needed. She also rebounds effectively from the wing position and competes defensively with good effort and positioning. Her ability to contribute in multiple areas helped her stock continue trending upward throughout the spring AAU season.

Reagan Reiff Reagan Reiff 6'0" | SF Pendleton Heights | 2028 State IN recently announced that she will be attending Pendleton Heights, where she will join forces with Adah Hupfer Adah Hupfer 6'3" | C Pendleton Heights | 2027 State IN and Ella Burleson Ella Burleson 5'8" | CG Pendleton Heights | 2028 State IN . That move immediately creates excitement because Reiff is a player capable of making a major impact with her skill set and competitiveness.

Reiff plays with confidence and has the ability to score the basketball in a variety of ways. She can create off the dribble, attack gaps in the defense, and knock down perimeter shots. One of the biggest things that stands out about her game is how composed she remains under pressure. She does not force the action and allows the game to come naturally to her.

Defensively, Reiff competes hard and plays with toughness. She understands positioning well and consistently brings energy on both ends of the floor. With her offensive skill set and ability to impact winning, she is definitely a player that college coaches should begin paying close attention to as she enters this next chapter at Pendleton Heights.

Reagan Reiff Reagan Reiff 6'0" | SF Pendleton Heights | 2028 State IN is another player who not only stood out this past weekend, but is a name you should make sure to remember. She is a bigger guard with great length, which immediately creates matchup problems on the perimeter. What makes her even more dangerous is her ability to handle the basketball with confidence while also being a consistent shooting threat.

Throughout the weekend, she showed how versatile her game really is. She can create off the dribble, get to her spots, and knock down shots from the outside. Her size allows her to see over defenders and make the right reads, while her skillset gives her the ability to impact the game in multiple ways. Whether she’s scoring, facilitating, or simply stretching the floor, she brings a strong presence every time she steps on the court.

Reagan is already holding multiple Division I offers, and based on her performance, it’s easy to see why. As she continues into the spring and summer, she should see her recruitment pick up even more. With her combination of size, skill, and overall feel for the game, she has all the tools college coaches look for in a high-level guard.

Sophomore guard Reagan Reiff Reagan Reiff 6'0" | SF Pendleton Heights | 2028 State IN  has been delivering a strong offensive performance for the Tigers this season. One of the most impressive aspects of her game has been her ability to read defenses and capitalize off-ball, whether coming off screens or running in transition. She’s equally effective finishing at the rim or spotting up beyond the arc for clean three-point opportunities. Against Westfield, Reiff came out firing in the second half, knocking down 3-of-4 three-pointers to help her team cut into Westfield’s lead. Her combination of quickness, shooting touch, and ability to create her own shot makes her a dynamic scoring threat. As the season progresses, Reiff is poised to be especially dangerous in the postseason, where her skill set could have a major impact once Sectionals arrive.

She has a great frame, just needs to get stronger with the basketball and play more physical. She has such a nice outside shot, and running in transition she does an excellent job at getting north south. Really like her game as the day progressed!

Reagan is beginning to make a name for herself after putting together the best summer of her young basketball career. Last season, she starred for a Fishers JV team that dropped just one game, and this summer she made strong strides with the Varsity squad at the Charlie Hughes Showcase. With her length and athleticism on the wing, Reagan has been highly effective on both ends of the floor. She can score in a variety of ways and uses her physicality and toughness to defend at a high level. Her high ceiling has already earned her Division I offers from Eastern Illinois, Evansville, and Northern Kentucky. She is poised to be an impact addition to the Fishers Varsity team this upcoming season.

Reagan could be a good one for the Lady Tigers in the frontcourt. She has a solid to strong frame already, she’s a nice athlete in most directions, and she seems like a tireless worker. She will battle and bang inside, she’ll fight for rebounds, plus she can play comfortably around the perimeter. She can sit down and defend, she has some touch from the outside, and she can put it on the floor two to three dribbles and attack the basket North/South.