Reagan’s achievements extend beyond athletics. In the class-
- ence, and earned Academic All-State honors in softball for three and SADD.
The true joy of sports for Reagan lies in the experiences and relationships built along the way. While the demands of basket- ball and softball can be exhausting, her love for the game and her teammates keep her motivated. Reagan believes athletic success is created by more than just talent—it’s a balance of natural abil- ity, work ethic, coachability, mindset, and the support of family and community.
The support from the St. Elizabeth community is something she has never taken for granted. The energy of the crowd, the cheer- ing from the stands, and people showing up for both wins and losses have given her a sense of belonging and pride. “Every clap and chant pushes me to keep going and do my best,” Reagan tells us. Their encouragement has fueled her determination and motivated her to represent them well in all she does. From win- ning a state championship to hitting a game-winning shot, these
moments shared with the people around her make every ounce of Reagab continues to lead by example through her work ethic, hu- mility, and drive to be her best. Her success is about more than medals, records, or even championships—it’s about the lessons learned, the bonds formed, and the community she represents with pride. And while her list of accolades is impressive, it’s her passion for growth and her gratitude for those who support her
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