Angel Reese is undoubtedly one of the biggest stars headed to Unrivaled this winter. Though she is one of the league’s youngest players at 22 years old, Reese brings star power, an NCAA championship,

Angel Reese, one of basketball's rising stars, is set to join the Rose Basketball Club in the Unrivaled basketball league, which tips off on January 17. Reese's team, led by coach

Angel Reese will play for Rose Basketball Club in the Unrivaled basketball league in January next year. The roster, coached by Nola Henry, includes Kahleah Copper, Chelsea Gray, Azura Stevens, Brittney Sykes, and a still-to-be-determined wildcard. They will compete against five other groups for the championship.

Unrivaled announced Reese's commitment to the league on July 24, 2024, making her one of the first players to pledge to play in 2025. The announcement featured an animated picture of Reese with the text "305 Barbie," a play on the "Bayou Barbie" nickname from her days at LSU.

Wednesday, November 20 was one of the most exciting days in the WNBA's offseason to this point. This is because it marked the official release date of the Unri

Angel Reese believes that the short length of the WNBA season will ensure she plays overseas in the near future.

The Unrivaled roster is almost complete. The revolutionary women’s 3-on-3 professional basketball league, co-founded by WNBA stars Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart, recently announced

Angel Reese is set to take on a new challenge when the upcoming Unrivaled League, co-founded by Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier, makes its much-awaited debut.

Angel Reese has no time for internet trolls, as she recently fired back at an online commenter who criticized her performance on the court. Taking to X (formerly known as Twitter), the Chicago Sky player responded to an initial post that slammed her layups throughout her rookie WNBA season.