A standout offensive lineman at Bellingham High from 1988-1991, Brandon Reyna signed with the Washington State Cougars and as a 1992 freshman, was part of the Copper Bowl victory over Utah.

Embarking on his semi-pro journey in 1996 with the Federal Way 49ers and reaching the NWFL title game, when the home-town Bellingham Eagles formed, Reyna became a key cog on the offensive line in 1997 until 2001 earning three all-league nods. Following the 2001 season, Reyna was recruited to play for the Puget Sound Jets at the peak of the dynasty winning the NWFL championship and earning a spot in the AFA National Championship game.

Following the 2002 National Championship season with the Puget Sound Jets, Reyna was out for the 2003 season and part of the 2004 campaign, returning in late 2004 with the Snohomish County Vikings where he continued his reign as one of the Northwest Football League's top offensive linemen for the remainder of the decade as a Viking, Seattle Stallion, Puget Sound Titan and finally returning to Bellingham with the Bulldogs.  Brandon, along with playing, served as assistant head coach and offensive line coach under Phil Smith with the Bulldogs in 2010 winning back-to-back NAFL Division titles in 2009-10.  One of the most highly decorated Bellingham players in recent memory, Reyna was a major contributor on top caliber offensive lines for nearly two decades

Brandon kept on the field as a member of the West Coast Flag Football Championships earning Offensive Lineman MVP honors in 2016 with the Bellingham Expend.

2010 NAFL Northwest Conference Champion (Bellingham Bulldogs)

2009 NAFL Northwest Conference Champion (Bellingham Bulldogs)

2008 NWFL All League 2nd Team (Seattle Stallions)

2007 NWFL All League 1st Team (Seattle Stallions)

2006 PNFC Champion (Seattle Stallions)

2005 NWFL All League (Snohomish County Vikings)

2004 NWFL All League (Snohomish County Vikings)

2002 AFA All America Honorable Mention, NWFL Champion, AFA National Champion (Puget Sound Jets)

2001 NWFL All League 1st Team (Bellingham Eagles)

1999 NWFL All League 3rd Team (Bellingham Eagles)

1998 NWFL All League 2nd Team (Bellingham Eagles)

Brandon Reyna (70) with Bellingham Bulldog teammates