There’s a reason Riedel has been picked by many as the player of the year in the state, regardless of class. He led Mill Valley to a statement victory over the top team in Kansas, Shawnee Mission South. Reece set the tone early, using his versatility to defend multiple positions and force turnovers, which allowed him to push the pace in transition. As a finisher, he leveraged his body effectively, creating contact at the rim and converting consistently. His perimeter shooting remained a huge weapon, knocking down deep shots against multiple defensive looks — whether off the catch or by creating space off the dribble. On top of that, he showcased his vision and playmaking, orchestrating nearly every big play and making his presence felt in every facet of the game.

There’s a reason Riedel has been picked by many as the player of the year in the state, regardless of class. He led Mill Valley to a statement victory over the top team in Kansas, Shawnee Mission South. Reece set the tone early, using his versatility to defend multiple positions and force turnovers, which allowed him to push the pace in transition. As a finisher, he leveraged his body effectively, creating contact at the rim and converting consistently. His perimeter shooting remained a huge weapon, knocking down deep shots against multiple defensive looks — whether off the catch or by creating space off the dribble. On top of that, he showcased his vision and playmaking, orchestrating nearly every big play and making his presence felt in every facet of the game.