Mila Reynolds, a 6‑foot‑3 redshirt senior, is preparing for her final collegiate season with the University of New Mexico Lobos, bringing a blend of size, experience and poise to the program.
A New Chapter for the Lobos
Her path to Albuquerque has been shaped by a series of transfers — starting at Maryland, then Purdue, followed by a stint at UT Arlington — and a year lost to an injury that granted her an extra season of eligibility.
Coach Amy Eagan has highlighted Reynolds’s ability to grasp the broader dynamics of the game, noting that her leadership extends beyond statistics and onto the court’s strategic flow.
Off the court, Reynolds joins a tight‑knit family that includes a father who now coaches a prep‑school squad in Phoenix, two younger sisters, and a mother serving as an assistant coach, a support network she credits for her resilience.
The Lobos have concluded their summer practice schedule and will open fall workouts on August 17, a timeline that aligns with the arrival of two high‑scoring prep recruits, Jada Brown and Peyton Ward, who have already committed verbally.
Looking ahead, Coach Eagan hopes to add a center and a guard to the 2027‑28 roster, aiming to build on the chemistry that Reynolds describes as the strongest she has experienced across her collegiate stops.