former UC Riverside floor general with a proven playmaking edge
Casandra Reeves made her mark at UC Riverside in the 2000s as a high-usage guard who could score and facilitate, leading the Highlanders in scoring in 2002-03 at 15.7 points per game and later setting a program high in assists with 140 in 2004-05. She also showed real all-around bite, pairing playmaking with defense — 75 steals in 2002-03 and 41 in 2003-04 — which points to a disruptive, competitive backcourt presence rather than just a stat sheet filler. If you need a guard who can run offense, create shots, and bring edge, that’s the profile.
