Reese measures in at 6’3 200-pounds and is one of the top QBs in the state. This past season, he went 195/299 for 3314 yards, 65.2% completion rate, 44 TDs, 8 INT, 87 carries for 464 yards with 5 touchdowns. Good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, change of direction, good balance, and speed. Very good throw power paired with a very good release. He launches it downfield accurately with ease. Reese does a great job going through his progressions and finding the open man. If no one’s open, he’ll use his scramble ability to get the first down. Very good pocket presence. He’s mobile in the pocket, consistently keeping his eyes downfield. Very good ball placement skills paired with very good accuracy at all three levels. Very good throw on the run both left and right. I think he’ll throw for over 50 TDs this upcoming season!

Reese threw for 19/27 for 232 yards, 70.4% completion rate, 2 TDs, and 1 INT in the loss to Ralston Valley. He has good athletic ability due to very good change of direction, acceleration, good speed, and balance. Reese has very good throw power and a quick release. He is a gunslinger who goes through his progressions to find the open man. Reese has very good throw on the run and stays very poised under duress. Snappy hips while rolling out left. Very good off-platform throws. Very good pocket presence, using his quick feet to avoid sacks. Very good scramble ability. If no one’s open, he’ll beat the defense with his feet. He has very good ball placement skills and touch. Reese has very good accuracy at all three levels, however he throws a beautiful deep ball. Reese burst onto the scene with his first season starting, and showed why he’s apart of the upper echelon of Colorado quarterbacks with a bright future.

Reese has been one of the top quarterbacks in the state. Against Castle View, it was no different. He went 19/21 for 317 yards, 5 TDs, 0 INT, 3 carries for 22 yards and 1 touchdown. Reese has good athletic ability due to good acceleration, speed, very good change of direction. Reese has very good throw power paired with very good release. Reese throws with very good touch, making it easier for the receivers to catch. Fits the ball in tight windows, especially downfield. He launches it downfield effortlessly. Very good throw on the run paired with good scramble ability. Snappy hips and quick with resetting his throwing motion. If no one’s open, he isn’t reckless with the football. He’s very poised under pressure always looking downfield to make the completion. Good progression speed.  Very good off platform throws. He can throw on his backfoot and still make a 50 + yard pass look easy. Very good ball placement skills. Very good pocket presence, being shifty and avoiding sacks. He’s not afraid of getting hit, staying in the pocket to make the throw.  Reese is a very accurate QB with a beautiful deep ball. An impressive part of his game, is turning would be negative plays into positive ones. He’s already one of the top quarterbacks in the state, and it’s his first season starting. If he keep this up, he will be starting for a P4 team in our future.

Reese wasted no time making a statement, throwing for 410 yards and five touchdowns while adding another score on the ground. Despite tossing two interceptions, his overall command of the offense was impressive, showing poise and creativity in key moments. Reese proved once again why Mountain Vista’s offense is among the most dangerous in the state, keeping defenders off balance with his arm talent and athleticism. His Week 0 performance looked like midseason form, putting him firmly on the radar for major Division I programs. If he continues at this pace, Reese could emerge as a serious Colorado Gatorade Player of the Year candidate.

Reese is picking off where Modrzewski left off. Against Liberty, he threw for 410 yards, 5 TDs, 2 INT, with a 61% completion rate. He also had a TD on the ground. Reese starts with a very quick release giving the ball a tight and past spiral. Very good throw power, and can fit the ball in tight windows between defenders. Reese is a quick decision maker in the RPO game. Good at faking the run in RPO, and throwing it. He’s a smart player, going through his progressions to find the open man. If no one’s open, he will use his very good scramble ability to evade pressure and get the first down. Stays poised under pressure and very good at breaking sacks. Turns would be negative plays into positive ones. He’s an exciting player that I believe will continue to put up big numbers over the course of the season.

Measuring in at 6’2 185 pounds, Reese is the new starting QB for Mountain Vista. Reese demonstrates a very good release with a quick wrist flip. Paired with his very good throw power, it makes Reese an intriguing prospect. He has very good accuracy at all 3 levels and good ball placement skills. He throws the ball above both the WR/DB’s head allowing the WR to make a play on the ball. With his very good deep ball, he leads the wide receiver in stride. It allows the WR time to run underneath it. Reese also has good scramble ability due to good acceleration, speed, and change of direction. Puts his foot in the ground and jukes out defenders. With a strong season, expect more colleges to look his way.

Reese measures in at 6’0 165-pounds. Austyn Modrzewski Austyn Modrzewski 6'5" | 205 lbs | QB Mountain Vista | 2025 State CO left some big shoes to fill for Mountain Vista, however I believe Reese is up to that task. Reese showed what he can do with limited action in the regular season. He has a quick snappy flick of the wrist release. Very good throw power. He launches the ball up with ease. One thing to note about Reese is his very good deep ball. He throws with good on his deep ball, and has very good accuracy. Good ball placement skills. He throws to the receiver in stride, or up high for contested catches. Reese also has good athletic ability to create yards on the ground. He has good acceleration, and good speed to keep defenders guessing. I’m very excited to see how Reese does next season, and I believe he will do a fantastic job.