Fresh Scout Reports

Steven Reynolds#146

SG · 6-5 · Class of 2026

Arlington Martin

When a 6-5 guard can pull up from 27 feet with the same confidence most kids show on layups, you stop what you're doing and watch. That's exactly what happens every time Steven Reynolds touches the ball in Arlington Martin's…

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