Reuler is a guard who can score the rock. He scored 52 points this past weekend at the Seattle Hoop Summit against Archbishop Murphy. He also posted a 43-point game a little over a week before that in a fall league game against Lynwood. He’s got great feet and touch to knock down shots at each level but also does a great job seeing space and getting the ball there via dribble or pass. He’s not just a scoring guard though, and actually displays a lot of point guard skills like patience, vision, anticipation, and made some great plays at the Hoop Summit working in tight two man actions. In both of those high scoring outputs, Reuler also totaled seven assists, showcasing his ability to score and facilitate. He currently has an offer to the University of Puget Sound.

Jaylen is a high level guard who really excels in the transition game. He can finish through contact, using his athleticism to finish in unique ways. He creates for himself really nicely, being able to get space and knock down the shot or even find the open teammate. He plays unselfishly no matter what too, dishing it to get his teammates going on the court.

Jaylen plays with exceptional patience, always in control of the game’s pace. He anticipates his next pass before even making a move, showcasing his sharp court vision. With the ball in his hands, he remains composed, keeping his eyes up to find open teammates. His precise passing and unselfish play consistently get everyone involved, making him the engine of his team’s offense.

The Nathan Hale point guard has displayed a really smooth handle, attacking out of pick-and-rolls with patience, vision, and control, and has the smooth jumper to knock down shots in the midrange and well beyond the 3-point line. Look for him to have another strong season in the Metro League this winter.

Reuler is a smooth-shooting guard with extended range. He has some great moves to create separation and either get downhill or stop and pop, and is equally good at shooting off the catch or the dribble. He can get his shot off quickly too, thanks to great feet and smooth transitions into this shot. He proved he can get it going against tough competition this past year too, dropping in 31 points against Seattle Prep.

Jaylen is stepping into a bigger role for his team on both ends, but mainly the offensive side of the ball where he will be relied on more than last. His game has gotten more well rounded and he has shown he can score the ball smoothly. He finished the game against Kent-Meridian with 25 points.