Molly Reed

San Diego State

Mar 28 (Sat)

Noon

Career Honors:

2026 (SENIOR):

2025 (JUNIOR):

Started in one of the 16 games played in for the Buffs
Reached a career-high two assists against Marquette (3/11/2025)
Matched a career-high five draw controls against ASU (4/6/2025) and UC Davis (4/20/2025)
Matched a career-high three caused turnovers against Florida (4/12/2025)
Reached a season-high three ground balls against ASU (5/1/2025)
Scored at least one point in seven games

2024 (SOPHOMORE):

Played in all 19 games of the season
Totaled 13 goals, one assist, 16 groundballs 12 caused turnovers and 29 draw controls
Reached a career-high goal and three points at Marquette (3/8/2024)
Reached her career-high five draw controls at Denver (4/3/2024)
Reached a career-high three turnovers at Central Michigan (2/29/2024)
Reached a career-high four ground balls against ASU (4/12/2024)

2023 (FRESHMAN):

Made her first CU appearance vs. Michigan (3/03/23)
Earned first career draw control in second playing appearance against Cal (3/19/23)
Earned her first career goal against San Diego State University (4/07/23)

HIGH SCHOOL:

2021 State Champion
2x All-American
3x All State
3x All Conference
3x All Region
Graduated from East Chapel Hill H.S. in 2022.
Lettered all four years in lacrosse and field hockey.
Was First Team All-Conference and All-State all four years.
Two time All-American.
2021 Conference Offensive Player of the Year.
2022 Conference Player of the Year.
Scored 90 goals as a senior, helping ECH to an 18-2 record and a conference championship.
Finished her high school career with one state championship and three conference championships.
Two-time Conference Offensive Player of the Year and the 2019 Conference Player of the Year in field hockey.

PERSONAL:

Favorite hobby is spending time on the beach with friends and family
Chose CU for the beautiful campus and the opportunity to play lacrosse at a high level
Want to work in the sports industry after graduation
Daughter of Kerry and Patrick Reed
Has three older sisters and one younger sister
Her oldest sister, Reilly, played lacrosse at Virginia Tech before transferring to Pitt for her fifth year. Sisters Flynn and Regan both play at East Carolina
Her dad played lacrosse at Loyola Maryland
Fun fact: Molly has a twin sister