Part of a revamped GA program that looks ready to make another step forward this season, Reckner looks to be among the most improved players in the area with still more upside left to tap into. He’s impressed in the past with his simple blend of size and shotmaking, but showed a new element on Sunday with his ability to initiate offense as a ballhandler and see the floor at a high level as a passer. Reckner is extremely young for his grade and coming off a significant growth spurt, giving him a wide range of potential outcomes. High-academic programs of all levels should be monitoring his progress closely into the winter.

Part of a quick buildup for second year coach John Cox at GA, Reckner has emerged seemingly out of nowhere to become a key factor for the Patriots in the Inter-Ac and PAISAA landscapes. A physical late-bloomer who’s grown several inches in the past couple years, he adds to a core of versatile forwards that will lead the Patriot attack. Reckner’s best asset is arguably his floor-spacing ability as a perimeter shooter but he’s not afraid to use his size around the basket and shows flashes as a playmaker off the bounce. He’s the type of late-bloomer who could wind up looking like a steal for a number of high-academic D3 programs and could be a priority type of target for prep schools looking to give him extra runway in his development.