One of the top ranked players in the Indiana 2029 class, Kylie proved her ability once again at the Stock Up Showcase. The rising sophomore at Indianapolis Bishop Chetard popped during scrimmage action, spreading the ball around the court and consistently setting her teammates up for success. Another setter that stood out with aggressive play at the net, she displayed advanced anticipation. Strong in serve receive as well, Reed moves well and is an advanced athlete. Keep an eye on Kylie this fall.

Miss Reed has already been evaluated by some of our scouts at a Prep Dig Indiana Exposure Tour Showcase, which means she has been in a dedicated scouting environment and held up well enough to earn her current ranking. We will definitely be watching to provide our own evaluation.  At 5’7″ with real runway ahead in her development, the things to watch are how quickly she processes the floor in front of her, whether her sets carry consistent tempo and location across multiple hitters, and how her footwork holds up when a pass pulls her off the seam. We have seen some really strong setters from Indiana in the past few years and I cannot wait to see her in action myself.  Stay tuned for some solid scouting reports on her.

Although her profile says she’s a setter AND a right side, I’m looking at her with recruiting lenses and calling her a full-time setter. Smaller than some in this position and this class, Kylie certainly doesn’t play like it, and can run an offense with ease and smoothness not normally seen in this class. I like the well-trained footwork to get to every ball, the strong hands that can set any ball from any position on the court, and her innate ability to find the right hitter in the right situation regularly. Miss Reed is a fun one to watch, and has a solid career in front of her as a high-end setting recruit in this class.