Nevada women’s basketball head coach Amanda Levens has announced the addition of Savannah Reier to the staff as a graduate assistant. Reier played at Hawai’i from 2018-20.
“We are excited to add Savannah to our staff,” said head coach Amanda Levens. “She brings tremendous experience as a player from a winning program along with her work with digital communications. She also has amazing leadership experience through Point Guard College. She will be an amazing asset to our program.”
Reier, a Tuscaloosa, Ala., native, played two years at Shelton State Community College before finishing her last two years at the University of Hawai’i. At Shelton State, Reier was a part of a squad that went 70-4 over two seasons, including a 36-1 record during the 2017-18 season. During the 2017-18 season, Reier started in all 37 games and finished as the team’s second leading scorer after averaging 13 points per game. Reier helped the Bucs finish in third place of the NJCAA National Championship in each of her two seasons. As a junior at Hawai’i, Reier saw action in 30 games with five starts and averaged over 13 minutes per game. As a senior, Reier played in 28 games with three starts and averaged 21.1 minutes per game. Reier finished her senior year third on the team in three-point field goal percentage at 35 percent.
“Being a part of the women’s basketball program at Nevada is a huge honor,” said Reier. “I am extremely thankful for Coach Levens and her staff for giving me this opportunity. I look forward to soaking in as much knowledge as I can while adding value to the program in any way possible."
