The Concorde Fire forward is coming off an impressive U-17 World Cup run. She showcased her efficiency in front of goal with two goals in the tournament. She now carries that momentum back to club play with the Concorde Fire Platinum 2009 squad.

She is a smart and technical attacker. She reads the game exceptionally well. She changes tempo with purpose. She remains a constant threat in the final third. Her ability to find the back of the net feels instinctive. It’s almost textbook. She is a clear player to watch in her class.

Reed Tingley played as a forward during this match for Concorde Fire Platinum G09. She scored a great goal that brought her team level in the first half. Her decision making and clever ideas helped her create the space needed to score the goal. Tingley is a strong, quick player that used her body well to keep possession of the ball.

She had good positioning and looks to connect with those around her often. Notably, Reed showed to be calm under pressure and would show as an option often to get on the ball. Overall, Reed Tingley showed her ability to be a threat in the attacking third with the goal she scored. Additionally, she did well to help her team defensively by working back and making a difference in the attacking half.

Tingley was one of the top performers in the 2009 age group during the ECNL playoffs. The 2028 winger is one of the best prospects in Georgia and the Southeast. She is a competitive two-way player who can take over the game. She is an efficient finisher with a variety of ways to score. The top aspect of her game that stood out is how dynamic she is on the ball and the recognition she has for when the advantage is in her favor to take on the outside back. Tingley’s attacking qualities are rare, which makes her a top player in this class.