Reisman leads TSE’s top 17U team as a 2028, and is one of the top setters in Ohio regardless of class. She shared the setting duties in the fall for Seton as they claimed the state title in Division I. Her size and skills are coveted as a setter competing for and leading elite teams and she is not disappointing in any way this club season. Her recent effort in MEPL #3 was impressive again as she knows how to take the right risks to get all of her hitters into good situations. The ease of her execution in her footwork and soft touch is expected because it looks so routine so often. This team has done very well in the MEPL with wins over some very good teams in the 18 Elite division, as a 17U team, and with Reisman as a sophomore.

Reisman remains the top prospect in this class at this time given the overall strength of her game in a key role. She has continued to demonstrate composure, competitiveness, and a complete range of setting tools as her increased role for Seton in 2025 helped lead them to a second consecutive DI state title while going unbeaten at 28-0. Seeing significant time in her sophomore season, she dished 422 assists while picking up 147 digs. As she gets set to return to the club season, where she was pivotal for her Tri-State team’s success the last time around, look for her stock to continue to grow as she is a complete package given her size at 6’0, distribution tools, and ability to develop good balance and quality opportunities for all of her hitters.

Reisman is one of the premier setters in this Ohio class. As she competed up an age group for Tri-State Elite , she guided them to the JVA World Challenge gold medal, then recently concluding the club season with a 5th place result at the AAU national championships in 16 Open. She got better throughout the season in all aspects of her game as a setter with high quality touch, tempo, location and decision-making to lead one of the most balanced 16U offenses in the country. Seton won the DI state title in 2024 and with the graduation of one from their setting tandem, Reisman should have them competing at a similar level through her opportunities.

Reisman continues to shine competing up as the primary setter for Tri-State Elite ‘s top 16U team. This is a squad that should make waves on the national level in their remaining events given the progress they have made individually and collectively in their skills and competitive success, including winning the 16 Open division with an unbeaten record at the recent JVA World Challenge earlier this month. At 6’0 with great command of the court with her hands, she is an elite prospect in the making for the next level.

The 5’11 setter has the length and skill foundation to be elite when her prep career concludes. There isn’t much flash to her game, which is a big reason why she makes such a big impact as there is simplicity in her pursuit of the ball through the point of distribution. She understands and moves well enough to get her hands on the ball in most situations with the ability to adjust the tempo and extension to send a quality contact. Her Tri-State experience includes being surrounded by big arms, which she guided well last club season.