Reese Reimann, a recent graduate of Bridgewater-Raritan High School, has been named to the High School Soccer Scholar All-American List administered by United Soccer Coaches, a distinction that places her among only ten girls soccer players from New Jersey to receive the honor this year.
During her four-year tenure with the Bridgewater-Raritan girls soccer team, Reimann operated primarily as a center midfielder, contributing 52 goals and 25 assists while earning a suite of accolades that included North Jersey Section 2 Player of the Year, three-time team MVP, and three consecutive selections to the Skyland Conference All-Division First Team.
A Record of Excellence
Her statistical footprint reflects a balanced offensive threat, and her academic performance helped secure a place on the United Soccer Coaches All-American Team, an honor that underscores the combination of athletic prowess and scholarly commitment that defines her career.
Reimann will now begin her collegiate journey at the University of Delaware, where she is slated to join the program’s roster ahead of an exhibition match scheduled for August 5 at Rider University in New Jersey. Coach Sean Casey has praised her character, work ethic, and academic achievements, highlighting the well-rounded profile that the university seeks in its student-athletes.
Looking Ahead
The transition from high school to college soccer brings new challenges, but Reimann enters the next phase with a clear sense of purpose. Her preparation includes returning to New Jersey for a preseason exhibition, a strategic move that will allow her to acclimate to collegiate competition while maintaining ties to the community that helped shape her development.