Trinity College

AS A SENIOR IN 2022: Noontime Sports Pre-Season All-New England Team...National nominee for the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) All Good Works Team...two-year captain...two-year starter.

AS A JUNIOR IN 2021: Led the Bantams in pass receptions (2nd in NESCAC, 25th in nation per game) and receiving yards (2nd in NESCAC, 22nd in nation per game) and 2nd on team in yards per reception, receiving touchdowns (T4th in NESCAC), and all-purpose yards (5th in NESCAC)...Noontime Sports All-New England Team...All-NESCAC First Team.

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2019: Led the NESCAC in yards per reception (12th in nation) in 2019...led the Bantams in punt return yards, and kickoff return yards (tied) in 2019...3rd on team in receptions, receiving yards, and receiving touchdowns in 2019...awarded the ESPN College Game Ball of the Week for his performance against Bowdoin where he set school records of 246 receiving yards and four touchdowns...returned a punt 73 yards for a touchdown in a win against Colby.

AS A ROOKIE IN 2018: 3rd on team in rushing touchdowns and receptions and 5th in receiving yards.

BEFORE TRINITY: All-area honoree for his high school team that won a State title...caught 30 passes for 326 yards and five touchdowns while also making 42 tackles, forcing two fumbles, and scoring twice on punt returns in high school...played basketball and competed in track and field in high school as well...also attended Worcester Academy in Massachusetts where he totaled 392 receiving yards, 532 rushing yards, picked off three passes, made 62 tackles, and scored seven touchdowns...won the Big Apple 7 v. 7 MVP Award.

PERSONAL: Also runs track for the Bantams...member of Trinity's Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) in 2020-21..treasurer of Trinity's Athletes of Color Coalition (ACC)...member of the Trinity Athletics Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee...would like to pursue a career in law enforcement...graduated from Trinity in May with a degree in political science...pursuing a master's degree in public policy...son of Beverly and Rupert Reid.

WHY I CHOSE TRINITY: I chose Trinity to get one of the best educations in the country and to play for a winning football program with great history.  Trinity allows me to excel in the classroom and on the field.  I have the opportunity to play football and run track while also getting an excellent education.