High-Steal, Fast-Break Guard Ready to Elevate Wichita State's 2025-26 Tempo
Azjah Reeves, a 5-foot-8 junior transfer guard from McNeese State, brings elite defensive intensity to Wichita State with 44 steals and 58 assists in her freshman year, starting 31 games and showcasing a rare blend of speed, ball-handling, and perimeter shooting (30 three-pointers). Her differentiator is her relentless steal-first mentality and clutch decision-making under pressure, not just stats—she plays with a fire that turns possessions into momentum. No injury history reported, and her Oklahoma City roots fuel a gritty, team-oriented personality. For teams needing a high-energy, versatile guard who can disrupt opponents and spark offense, Reeves is a perfect fit for a fast-paced, defense-driven system in the 2025-26 season.
