Reed ran the show at point all weekend, playing with confidence and control. His vision really stood out, consistently spotting teammates and delivering sharp passes even through tight angles that most players wouldn’t attempt. He’s especially comfortable going left, using it to create space and keep defenders off balance. When defenses sagged he made them pay by knocking down shots from three, showing he can score as well as facilitate. Reed kept the offense flowing, made the right reads and impacted the game in multiple ways. It was a strong showing from a true point guard who knows how to lead

Reed stood out as a strong two-way guard who made an impact on both ends of the floor. Defensively, he showed the ability to pick up full court and apply consistent on-ball pressure, making life difficult for opposing guards to operate. Offensively, Reed proved to be a reliable perimeter shooter, knocking down shots with confidence from beyond the arc. He also displayed the ability to create off the dribble, attacking gaps in the defense and finishing effectively at the rim. His versatility as both a scorer and defender allowed him to play a key role in maintaining balance for his team.