Al’Tariq Reevey Al’Tariq Reevey 6'9" | C College Achieve-Central | 2026 State NJ is a dependable and highly productive interior presence for this College Achieve group and strung together bright moments of his impact in College Achieve’s matchup against Spire Academy (OH)— consistently leveraging his physical tools in the paint with a rare blend of size, length, athleticism, and fluid movement. Reevey supplied value as a defensive anchor, showing flashes of his ability to contest and block shot attempts at the rim while crashing the glass to secure rebounds. Offensively, Reevey excelled through effort and activity—sprinting the floor in transition for explosive above the rim finishes, finishing plays around the basket.

Al’Tariq Reevey Al’Tariq Reevey 6'9" | C College Achieve-Central | 2026 State NJ possesses an intriguing combination of elite length and rare fluidity and mobility at his size that allow him to be a dominant rim presence on both the offensive and defensive ends of the floor, ultimately being a two way difference maker. Reevey routinely got to the free throw line and converted on a lot of those opportunities at the charity stripe, ultimately benefiting from College Achieve’s emphasis to get the ball inside and his relentless ability to absorb contact on the bevy of low post hits he received over the course of this matchup against Faith Family Academy (TX).

A commanding presence around the rim on both ends of the floor, Al’Tariq Reevey Al’Tariq Reevey 6'9" | C College Achieve-Central | 2026 State NJ made his impact felt by imposing size and length along with his notable athleticism and glaring and fluid movement, ultimately establishing himself as a true force in the paint. Reevery thrived off activity— crashing the glass with energy and coming down with rebounds, effectively finishing around the rim on low post touches, capitalizing off second chance opportunities through contact, rim running in transition, and even utilizing his soft hands to catch dump offs in the dunker spot from penetrating guards and finish emphatically above the rim.

Although battling unfortunate foul trouble for most of the day against St. James Academy (VA), Al’Tariq Reevey Al’Tariq Reevey 6'9" | C College Achieve-Central | 2026 State NJ still found ways to impact the game, particularly with his length and activity on the interior. Reevey displayed an ability to play through contact in the low post, evident of the numerous trips he took to the free throw line. Reevey exhibited an interesting blend of inside finishing in the paint coupled with solid footwork and touch around the basket— particularly flashing as a roller in PnR as well as in the dunker spot, catching and finishing off penetration from his guards.

Reevey impacted the game down low showing that he can play above the rim on both ends of the floor. He made several trips to the foul line and converted his chances from there. He is very light on his feet and moves well for his size. Reevey finished with 19 points in their win over Akron St. Vincent. He was very engaged in the game. Reevey showed that he could score from mid-range and took what the defense gave him. Mid majors in need of a big late need to take a serious look at Reevey.

An intriguing addition to College Achieve’s new look frontcourt, Al’Tariq Reevey Al’Tariq Reevey 6'9" | C College Achieve-Central | 2026 State NJ is as dominant a paint presence as there is in the state of New Jersey. His imposing size and length, combined with his athleticism and fluidity, make him a clear force on both ends of the floor. Reevey also excels as a defensive anchor—regularly altering or blocking shot attempts at the rim and attacking the glass to secure rebounds. Reevey also thrives off high activity play, particularly as a rim runner in transition and off second chance opportunities. Offensively, Reevey has proven to be effective in the low post— frequently catching the ball on the block, making a strong move, and finishing through contact around the basket.

Between MADE Hoops’ East HSA and Northeast Preview, Al’Tariq delivered a pair of standout performances that highlighted his ability to be an authoritative paint presence with his intimidating size and length paired with his athleticism and fluidity. Reevey stood out as a defensive anchor, consistently altering and blocking shots at the rim while aggressively crashing the boards to secure rebounds. Reevey has also shown an ability to thrive off activity— more specifically rim running and second chance opportunities on the offensive glass. Reevey has also shown an ability to be effective in the low post with his back to the basket game, often times catching the ball on the block, making a move, and finishing strong around the basket.

A dominant rim presence on both ends of the floor, Al’Tariq Reevey Al’Tariq Reevey 6'9" | C College Achieve-Central | 2026 State NJ impressed with using his glaring athleticism and fluidity in combination with his length at his size to be a difference maker. Reevey impressed as a defensive anchor altering and blocking shot attempts at the rim and crashing the glass and coming down with rebounds. Reevey also flashed his low post scoring converting on a number of opportunities on the block highlighting his ability to catch, make a move, and finish. Reevey also thrived off activity— rim running in transition and finishing with authority and generating second chance opportunities on the offensive glass.

A combination of intimidating size and length paired with an authoritative paint presence on both ends of the floor, Al’Tariq Reevey Al’Tariq Reevey 6'9" | C College Achieve-Central | 2026 State NJ shined in his ability to be effective on the interior. Throughout the course of Saturday’s game sets Reevey thrived at getting his points off activity— more specifically rim running and second chance opportunities on the offensive glass. Reevey also showed flashes of his back to the basket game in the low post with his ability to catch and make a move against opposing defenders.

With his Team Final team making its much-awaited debut for the spring, Reevey looked comfortable while shining in his role manning the middle. As is usually the case in AAU, Final plays through its guards, but Reevey shows a consistent ability to thrive as an emphatic above-rim finisher playing off his teammates’ penetration. With flashes of standstill shooting potential, he also showed the ability to make decisions from the elbows in the handoff game or hitting cutters, a nice added wrinkle to his offensive arsenal. Reevey was his usual self defensively as force around the rim with his length and mobility. Expect him to catch the eyes of coaches up to the high-major levels as Final looks to embark on a Peach Jam run.