Reid moved up over 30 spots in our updated rankings after an impressive finish to the summer with the Florida Rebels. The sophomore is a strong, quick, attacking guard who can play with or without the ball in his hands. He is an effective finisher in the paint, plays through contact, is a solid shot maker and has a high basketball IQ. Reid is also an effective defender.

One of the better offseasons for a 2029 guard in the state. The rising sophomore attacks the basket aggressively, welcomes contact, and applies constant pressure on opposing defenses. His physical style of play is complemented by a relentless motor and competitive mindset that shows up on both ends of the floor. Reid also demonstrates good court awareness, making smart decisions when help defenders collapse. As he continues developing his perimeter game, he has the foundation to become one of the more complete guards in the class.

Reid is a strong, attacking guard who averaged nearly six points per game as a contributor for one of the area’s top programs. The freshman brings a physical style of play to the backcourt, showing the ability to get downhill and pressure the defense. He plays with a high motor and a competitive edge, while also displaying a solid feel for the game. With his toughness and early role on a strong team, he is a young prospect with encouraging long-term potential.