Reid has been seen by me several times, so watching her “on the court” transformation has been special. @playerrimedies gave a solid evaluation read more, but what I like is that she has gone from a back-to-the-basket player who rebounded on both ends, and played solid interior defense to a player who can defend outside the paint, drop the jumper, and score off the dribble. Her pull-up jumper and “catch and shoot” looked good

Reed has the right initials because she has definitely elevated her game and become a STOCK RISER. She’s more fluid with the ball to score off the dribble, as well as in the paint, finishing multiple ways around the basket. She hit the boards, she battled for rebounds on both ends, and she also played solid interior defense

Reed grabbed my attention last season by grabbing the rim with ease but that’s not why I added her to the rankings after this event see evaluation here it’s because of her growth as well as potential because her upside is high, sort of like how she she jumps

Reed was one of the NEW FACES who stood out at the Simmie Colson Classic and since her name preceded her, I was elated by the pre-evaluation of her as being someone I needed to watch. She’s long and athletic, which is the base and as the tournament progressed, I saw her doing more things on both ends. She blocked shots, she rebounded and handled the ball afterward and she scored off the dribble and around the basket. Solid upside

Reid provides valuable size and presence on the low block, constantly working for position and drawing defensive attention. On the other end, her shot-blocking instincts alter offensive decision-making and force opponents to think twice. Despite taking constant contact inside, she holds her ground and continues to battle in the paint.