His journey began early, laying the foundation for the competitor he is today.
“I started playing baseball when I was three years old, and I’ve always had a love for the game,” Reyna said. “I grew up playing against older kids, so I got used to facing adversity. But at the end of the day, it’s a childhood game we’re all lucky to play—and there’s nothing better than leaving school early to play baseball.”
That passion has fueled his growth throughout high school. From early struggles at the plate to becoming a reliable offensive threat, Reyna has embraced every challenge.
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“I think the biggest improvement I’ve made is definitely with my hitting,” he said. “My first couple of years were rough. I’d find myself behind in the count a lot. But after my sophomore season, I put in work over the summer and fall, had a solid junior year, and now I feel confident stepping up in big moments.”
A big part of his evolution comes from MacArthur’s coaching staff, who have helped shape his game—and mindset.
“The coaches push us every day to be our best,” Reyna said. “They know nobody’s perfect, but they help us focus on the little things that make a big difference. They’ve helped me understand what I need to work on and how to keep improving.”
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As his high school career winds down, Reyna has his eyes on the next chapter—continuing to play at the collegiate level and staying close to the sport he loves.
“I’m hoping to play baseball at the next level, wherever that may be,” he said. “There are a few colleges I’m looking at, and it’s exciting—for me and my family. I also want to study Sports Medicine or something similar. One day, I’d love to come back and coach at Aldine ISD. I’ve coached before, and helping kids grow their game is something I’m passionate about. That’s the ultimate goal.”
With his determination, leadership, and genuine love for the game, Reyna has already made a lasting impact at MacArthur. And as he prepares for what’s next, there’s no doubt he’ll keep making an impact—on and off the field.