Reeves played a key role on Notre Dame West Haven this past season, and you could see why last night. The 6-foot guard picked up ball-handlers for 94 feet the entire night and made life hell for them—he was probably the Elite 75’s best point-of-attack defender. Offensively, he showcased the ability to use his off arm to get into the paint, either making floaters/layups or finding teammates if the defense collapsed. He’s under control and solid, and he just looks like a seasoned basketball player. Reeves will be a D3 player once the time comes, and a big senior season with ND West Haven could help him there. 

Reeves, a junior guard out of Notre Dame High School West Haven, stands out with his playmaking and ability to put pressure on a defense as a ball-handler. He’s shifty with the ball in his hands, has a quick first step from the perimeter, and knows how to manipulate a defense to open up scoring opportunities. He can play in ball screens, creates advantages as a driver, and has the ability to make tough shots in the mid-range. Defensively, he hounds opposing ball-handlers with his quickness, leading to plenty of steals and deflections.

Reeves, a member of the 16U Made Hoops squad, is a shifty lead guard out of Notre Dame-West Haven in Connecticut. A lead guard that wins a lot of games, the lefty has elite speed in the open floor and next level vision when making plays off the bounce. He delivers passes on time and on target, throws lobs with great touch, and can manipulate defenders when making plays out of ball screens. He attacks closeouts to get into the paint, is a creative finisher around the rim, and can really score in the mid-range off the bounce. Defensively, he can guard all 94′, moves incredibly well laterally, and can really pressure the ball, leading to plenty of steals and deflections.

Reeves is a skilled point guard who plays with poise and control. His high basketball IQ allows him to read the game and make the right decisions under pressure. While he’s a strong facilitator, he also has the ability to score when needed. Reeves’ blend of skill, smarts, and scoring makes him a key piece on the floor.

Kadrian Reeves Kadrian Reeves 6'0" | PG Notre Dame-West Haven | 2027 State New E was productive when given the ball on the offensive end. He was getting to the rim and using his speed through traffic while using his tight handle to make some space for himself. He also got to his crossover and knocked down mid-range jumpers to keep defenders off balance while additionally playing active defense at the point of attack with good footwork.