Beach Bits:
• Reeves' first ever pro beach volleyball event was a 2016 NORCECA event in Guatemala, which she won alongside Ali McColloch.

2019: Reeves and Howard began the AVP season with two events and a best of seventh. Reeves then played the remaining six AVP tournaments with three different partners. She played once with Allie Wheeler, twice with Kim DiCello, and three times with Terese Cannon. Reeves tied her career best with a third place finish in the Manhattan Beach Open with Cannon, and was one of just six women to play in all eight main draws. Reeves also played in six FIVB competitions, five times with Howard and once with DiCello. She had a best of fifth three times, twice with Howard and once with DiCello.  

2018: Reeves began playing with Brittany Howard, playing seven AVP events together with a best of third. Howard ended the year ranked sixth in aces (.92 per set) and seventh in digs (5.39 per set). Reeves and Howard played once on the FIVB Tour and the duo finished ninth after upsetting three teams while losing only to teams seeded fifth and first.
2017: Reeves formed a partnership with Jennifer Fopma, and the pair played six AVP tournaments with a best of third twice. In the final two events Reeves played alongside Briana Hinga and Kimberly Smith. Reeves ended the year ranked ninth on the Tour in digs (4.96 per set). On the FIVB Tour Reeves played once with Kelly Claes, finishing 17th after advancing from the qualifier.
2016: Reeves made her AVP debut in Huntington Beach with Ali McColloch, and after advancing from the qualifier they defeated the number four seed in their first main draw match en route to a fifth place finish. The duo played in four other events, once more tying their best of fifth. Reeves played once with April Ross, finishing seventh. Reeves was 10th in digs (4.96 per set). Reeves and McColloch played once on the FIVB Tour, placing 33rd.

College: Reeves was an outside hitter at UCLA, where she was named First Team All-PAC-12 in 2011 when she led the team to a National Championship.  When she left the school she was ninth all-time in digs with 1,186.  In 2013 she also played sand volleyball for UCLA, and was selected as the school's first ever AVCA Collegiate Sand Volleyball All-American.

Personal: Safe to say that Reeves has UCLA in her blood, as she was born at the UCLA hospital.  Her mother Jeanne was an All-American at UCLA, ranking 14th in career kills, won a silver medal in the 1984 Olympics, and was an assistant coach on the Bruins' 1990 and 1991 National Championship teams. Reeves also has an aunt, grandfather and cousin who attended UCLA. Following graduation Reeves trained with the National team and played professionally in Switzerland.