Reece McKee is a 6'1" Point Guard in the 2027 class.
McKee attends New Albany in Indiana and plays club basketball for Indiana Elite Team Tradition.
McKee's Player Profile was created on August 15, 2023.
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Class of 2027 Prospect Rankings, Stock-Risers, Part One
Stoudemire and Washington are obviously high-major prospects that lead the way for New Albany. However, it is Reece...
Written by Brandon Ramsey
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Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
New Albany
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IN
Prep Hoops Indiana State Tournament – Ramsey’s Weekend Standouts
One of the best pure playmakers and on-ball defenders in Indiana’s Class of 2027, McKee led Indiana Elite...
Written by Brandon Ramsey
Reece
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Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
New Albany
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IN
Spring Evaluation Period – Indiana Stock-Risers
There aren’t a lot of guards in Indiana’s Class of 2027 that can get to the paint as...
Written by Brandon Ramsey
Reece
McKeePG
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
New Albany
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IN
Tuesday Night Standouts – 8 Under-the-Radar Stars
One of several very talented guards in New Albany’s backcourt, Reece McKee stepped up in a major way...
Written by Brandon Ramsey
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Class
2027
Height
6'1"
HS
New Albany
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IN
A Snowy Week in Review | Top Performers
Got the chance to see New Albany Junior Point Guard Reece McKee in two games and he was...
Written by Logan Greenwell
Brandon Ramsey | Prep Hoops Scout
Brandon Ramsey
Prep Hoops Lead Scout + Prep Hoops Circuit Regional Scout
Stoudemire and Washington are obviously high-major prospects that lead the way for New Albany. However, it is Reece McKeeReeceMcKee
6'1" | PG
New Albany | 2027 StateIN
who really sets the tone for everything the Bulldogs do on both ends of the floor. He sets the pace offensively as one of the quickest and most explosively athletic guards in the state. Then, defensively, that same athleticism creates havoc in their full court press. McKee is one of the best small college guard prospects on the board at this point. His ranking improved from #55 to #42 in the class of 2027.
Prep Hoops Lead Scout + Prep Hoops Circuit Regional Scout
One of the best pure playmakers and on-ball defenders in Indiana’s Class of 2027, McKee led Indiana Elite Team Tradition
to the 17u Prep Hoops Indiana State Tournament title. The 6’1″ point guard is impossible to stay in front of off of the bounce. He is so quick, so athletic, and so explosive with the ball in his hands. Conversely, he is very hard to get by when he is defending. McKee consistently comes up with steals and is a very good rebounding guard on both ends of the floor. So much of his game impacts winning. Look for him to be one of the most sought after small college guards in the class.
Prep Hoops Lead Scout + Prep Hoops Circuit Regional Scout
There aren’t a lot of guards in Indiana’s Class of 2027 that can get to the paint as quickly or consistently as this New Albany High School playmaker. He has some truly explosive quickness off of the bounce which he uses to attract the attention of multiple defenders. From there, he is a quick processor and good decision-maker as a passer. McKee is also one of the best, move disruptive backcourt defenders that you will find. He has had a good spring for Indiana Elite Team Tradition
17u and should go into the summer as a highly sought after small college guard.
Prep Hoops Lead Scout + Prep Hoops Circuit Regional Scout
One of several very talented guards in New Albany’s backcourt, Reece McKeeReeceMcKee
6'1" | PG
New Albany | 2027 StateIN
stepped up in a major way on Tuesday night scoring 22 points for the Bulldogs as they defeated Cathedral 90-83. McKee is a shifty playmaker with good on-ball defensive instincts as well. We like him as a tough, two-way guard in the Class of 2027.
Got the chance to see New Albany Junior Point Guard Reece McKeeReeceMcKee
6'1" | PG
New Albany | 2027 StateIN
in two games and he was sensational averaging 13 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 3 assists per game. He effected the game on both ends of the floor with his on ball defense as well as his playmaking. He showed his ability to create separation off the dribble and getting to his midrange as well as stretching the defense from the three-point line.