POCATELLO, Idaho- The Idaho State women's basketball program names Lindsey Reed as its final member of the all-decade team.
 
Reed came to Pocatello from her hometown of Kingman, Ariz., to play for the Bengals from 2010-2014. The 5'9 guard left ISU with an array of accomplishments including a first team All-Big Sky nod (2013-14) and was a two-time Big Sky All-Tournament team member (2012, 2014). During the 2012 season, Reed was a part of the team that won a Big Sky Championship and made it to its third NCAA Tournament appearance. In 2013, Reed helped lead ISU to a WNIT appearance. Her legacy still lasts as she sits as ISU's No. 4 all-time scorer with 1,492 points and No. 9 all-time rebounders with 691 boards to make her just one of 14 ISU players to have over 1,000 points and over 500 rebounds.
 
"Lindsey was the perfect combination of talent, energy, competitiveness and passion," said Head Coach Seton Sobolewski. "She is currently one of our programs top five scorers of all time and a future Bengal Athletics Hall of Famer. A player like Lindsey doesn't come around very often and I feel honored I got to be her coach."
 
The all-decade team strives to honor those who have made a significant impact to the Idaho State women's basketball program. 
 
There are nine selections to the all-decade team. To be eligible for the all-decade team, a student-athlete must have played at least one year between the 2010-11 and 2019-20 academic years.