“Reid improved so much from practice 1 to game 28. He has really started to understand physicality, footwork, and effort. He does a great job on the glass and finishing. He has a very nice frame to work with. There is just a lot of upside with Reid. Very fun to work with and a great teammate. Reid is a future college player.“

It sounds like Glen Ullin-Hebron will not have a team this year. I was told that Hebron will be in a co-op with Richardton-Taylor. So that means the big man will be a Raider this year. Schneider is a tough low post who provides a presence on both ends. He is very efficient and a high-percentage shooter. It will be fun to see how he blends in with the top guards for RT. The Raiders could be solid in District 7. Reid will easily be one of the top BIGs in B.

Opponents: West Central United, MN Fury Shepherd, MN Hoop Troop, Uncheckable Elite

A low post with length and toughness. Reid has looked very good this club season when playing alongside top-tier guards. Schneider certainly looks to have next-level potential. I like his effort, rebounding, and defense. He shoots a high percentage and is a solid frontcourt player. Does he score outside of the paint? How does he look athletically against the top frontcourt players?

-Looks bigger/stronger in-person compared to film from this winter

-Tough, durable, persistent, blue-collar worker

-Showed impeccable timing when blocking a shot

-Is also longer than I imagined, long arms

-Stretched the floor with a triple, did not know Reid hit 3’s

-Impressed with his hard work, grit, and effort

-Always has high and active hands on defense/rebounding

-Good working contesting/altering shots and taking away passing angles

-Drew multiple fouls and got to the line, does not mind contact

-Looked good catching & scoring around the basket

Schneider is a player to watch after a strong showing in Phenom’s first event of the season. He’s an extremely efficient scorer who consistently finds high-percentage looks and converts at a high rate. Simply put, he doesn’t take bad shots—and it shows in his production. Schneider does a great job getting to the right spots on the floor, finishing around the rim, and playing within himself. His length adds another layer of intrigue, enabling him to score efficiently while also impacting the game in other areas. His efficiency, shot selection, and length make him a unique offensive piece and seeing how that translates in person makes him a must-watch this weekend.

“ Reid Schneider Reid Schneider 6'7" | C Glen Ullin-Hebron | 2028 State ND is a throwback big. Strong. Physical. He runs the floor very well.  He can score over both shoulders. He is a great screener. He is constantly improving. I think Reid and his ability to anchor the paint will impact our ability to win games.“

-You can’t teach height & Schneider has it, rare size in the soph class, intriguing

-Scores over both shoulders, runs floor well, nice frame to add weight/muscle

-His skills and game IQ will only evolve during his time with ND Phenom

Reid Schneider Reid Schneider 6'7" | C Glen Ullin-Hebron | 2028 State ND earned All-District 7 honors with a season that showcased both his talent and tremendous potential. Standing 6’9” with a long, slim, and lanky wingspan, Schneider is a rare Class B player who can impact the game like a true big man while still moving like a wing. He consistently does big man things in the paint, using his length to alter shots, finish over defenders, and contribute on both ends. Schneider is particularly productive on the offensive glass, scoring on putbacks and generating valuable second-chance points that swing momentum for his team. One of his standout moves is a soft baby hook shot, which he executes confidently despite not being the strongest player on the floor. Schneider’s combination of skill, length, and fearlessness makes him a unique matchup, and his potential continues to grow, making him a key contributor and a well-deserved All-District selection.

-Provides serious paint presence, good hands, solid in both man & zone defense

-Arms that extend from Antelope to Almont, Schneider has game-changing size

-Scores over L & R shoulders, good feet, patient, soft touch, playing great lately

-14 points, 2/2 FT’s

-Long & lanky

-Multiple offensive boards, rangy, does a good job tracking the ball

-Putback score on his own miss

-Another O-board, AND1 finish, hit the FT for a 3pt play

-Seal & score on a lob pass

-Catch & score inside, Ryan with the assist

-Physical move around the hoop, impressive hook-score