Clarion Athletics

Reginald "Reggie" Wells gave Clarion basketball fans a lot to cheer about from 1975-79, as he went on to become the leading scorer and second-leading rebounder in Clarion basketball history. Wells led the Golden Eagles to PSAC West titles in 1977 and 1979, plus an NAIA District 18 title in 1977.  He graduated as the top career scorer in Clarion history with 2,011 points and second all-time in rebounds with 1,120. He had 586 points and 367 rebounds in 1976-17 as Clarion went 27-3 overall, then followed with 602 points and 278 rebounds in the 1977-78 season. In 1978-79 Wells recorded 506 points and 257 rebounds.

Prior to his induction, Wells was third all-time in the PSAC in field goals made (816), fourth in attempts (1,531), fourth in scoring (2,011) and seventh in rebounding(1,120). Wells was named NAIA All-American in 1979, two-time Honorable Mention All-American (1977-78), plus a three-time District 18 and PSAC West first team in (1978-79). Twice voted D-18 MVP in 1977-78,he was also a two-time ECAC honoree. After his Clarion career Reggie played in the CBA (Lancaster Red Roses) in 1979, with the Harlem Internationals (1980) and in Argentina from 1980-82.  He attended the Detroit Pistons Rookie Camp in 1982 and the USBA Rookie Camp in 1984.