2019 (Junior): Started in all 20 games for the 14-4-2 Tufts women's soccer team who qualified for the NCAA "Sweet 16"...was tied for the NESCAC lead in goals with 10...led the NESCAC in assists with nine and points with 29...had four goals and two assists for 10 points in a 2-1 opening week of the season...fired 77 shots on the season which ranked second in the NESCAC...recorded a point 12 different contests, including a goal in nine different games this season...earned All-NESCAC First Team honors for the second time in her career...named to the United Soccer Coaches First Team All-New England Region...recognized as a United Soccer Coaches Association All-American...helped the Jumbos return to the NCAA Tournament for the third consecutive year.

2018 (Sophomore): Started in all 19 games for the Jumbos on the year as they made the NCAA Tournament with a 11-6-2 record...scored eight points in the first five games of the year, resulting in a 5-0 Tufts record...tied for team lead as well as the NESCAC lead in total assists with seven...earned herself NESCAC Player of the Week October 15th after scoring three goals and adding three assists in a week of three games when Tufts went undefeated...her ten goals and seven assists resulted in 27 points, good for second best on the team, and fifth overall in the conference...added four game-winning goals on the year... one of five Jumbos recognized on the All-NESCAC first team for her play during the year… recognized as a member of the United Soccer Coaches All-New England first team… helped Tufts reach the NCAA Tournament in back-to-back years for the first time in program history.

2017 (Freshman): Reed started in all 19 games this season as the Jumbos finished the year with 10-6-3 record and played in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2007...the Jumbos 6-2-2 NESCAC record was the best since 2010 and they advanced to the conference championship game for the first time since 2005 where they fell to eventual national champion Williams, 2-1, in overtime...was an offensive leader putting up a total of 15 points coming from six goals and three assists...took a total of 50 shots in the 19 games she saw action in..scored four goals in back to back games against Endicott and Bates on October 11 and 14...earned NESCAC Player of the Week announced on October 16th after tallying eight points that week.

Before Tufts: Was on the soccer and track and field teams at Lynnfield High School...was a four-year varsity starter for the soccer team...was named the MVP of her high school team twice...was an Eastern Mass All-Star...was a three time Cape Ann League First Team All-Star...was a captain of the team her senior year...went to the state meet for track and field and ran the hudrles where she was ranked second...competed in the state meet for the 300 meters in the indoor season...was a two-time Athlete of the Month for soccer...member of the National Honor Society...was the treasurer of the French Club...was a four-year High Honor student...won the AP French Award.

Personal: Daughter of Nils Reed and Debra Lundholm Reed.