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2004-05: After a quiet first half of the season, used an impressive run in the second half to earn an exemption via the 2004-05 PBA World Point Rankings…earned a career-high $83,750...made match play in 16 of his 19 events…swept four matches during the season, tied for fourth-best on Tour…was not swept in a match all season…two of his three television appearances came on the Viper (A) pattern…his highest finish of the first half was 14th in the 2004 PBA Uniroyal Tire Classic, the third event of the season…enjoyed one of the finest five-week stretches on Tour, finishing 6th or better in five consecutive events in the second half…made three television appearances in that stretch, nearly tying his career-high of four shows in a season, which he did in 2001-02…during the five weeks, he moved from 47th in the 2004-05 PBA World Point Rankings to 10th…started the stretch by finishing 4th in the 2005 PBA Atlanta Classic in Norcross, Ga., falling to Norm Duke, 222-182, in the semifinals; it marked his first television appearance since the 2002 PBA Dallas Open, a span of three years and three days…after finishing 6th in the 2005 PBA Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Open and 7th in the 62nd U.S. Open presented by Odor-Eaters, he made back-to-back television appearances for the second time in his career…finished 2nd in the 2005 PBA Cambridge Credit Classic, losing to Tommy Jones, 266-217, in the title match for his second career 2nd place finish…the next week he finished 3rd in the 2005 PBA Baby Ruth Real Deal Classic, losing to Mika Koivuniemi, 194-154, in the semifinals…prior to his five-week stretch, Reyes had finished in the top-15 just once in the first 12 events; went 3-9 in match play and had a 30-41 match games record in those 12 events, but went 12-3 with a 46-23 match game record during his five-week run…came back from an 0-3 deficit in his round of 32 match in the 2005 PBA Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Open to defeat Jason Hurd, 4-3.

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