Brown is adding a defender who can turn a stop into an attack. Reynolds wins ground balls, gives her teammates an outlet on clears, and has the speed and confidence to carry possession through the midfield. She can stay involved on offense as well, attacking the cage when the opportunity is there.

Ranked No. 38 nationally in Prep Girls Lacrosse’s Class of 2028, she brings physicality and sound positioning to the defensive end. She uses her footwork and angles to push attackers away from dangerous areas, recognizes when to slide, and disrupts passes with an active stick. Versatility and leadership are what she brings to the table.

The Massachusetts native has a high upside at the college level. She plays super aggressive defense and will lay someone out. In 1v1 situations, she is super physical. Reynolds plays her angles and drives players out. Her value from a recruiting standpoint skyrockets because she can stay down on the offensive side and can play offense. The Laxachusetts product is a clearing defender and can take it to the rack.

The No. 38 nationally ranked player in the Class of 2028 by Prep Girls Lacrosse, Reynolds is a relentless and versatile defender who can pressure attackers far outside the 8-meter while remaining composed and disciplined. Her footwork, positioning, and help defense allow her to excel in 1v1 matchups and provide timely slides. She consistently gets her stick into passing lanes, creates knockdowns, and quickly turns those disruptions into offensive opportunities. Reynolds also understands how to position herself during clears, continually presenting an outlet for her goalie and teammates. She is a ground ball machine on both ends and can contribute through the midfield or finish offensively. Her composure, hustle, and leadership helped her high school team capture its first state championship, showing how important she is to the success of an entire unit.