Happening sooner than expected Angel reese announces injury return date
Home Customer Service Stay Connected Read today’s Edition People’s Choice Awards Local Events News Vida en el Valle Sports Food & Entertainment Opinion Obituaries Featured Vida en el Valle Education Lab Best of Central California Shopping/Reviews Press Releases Sponsored Content Classifieds Place an Ad – Celebrations Search Jobs Search Legal Notices Advertising SPORTS Angel Reese Makes Strong Statement On Her New Podcast BY SPENCER OSTROW ATHLON SPORTS UPDATED SEPTEMBER 12, 2024 3:59 PM Chicago Sky star Angel Reese may be a game-changer on the court, but she has goals that go beyond wins and losses. Though her rookie season ended early due to wrist surgery, she still made a huge impact. Reese dominated the boards, breaking the single-season rebound record with 446 and setting a new rookie record with 25 double-doubles.
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“Just continue to grow women’s basketball, women’s sports in general,” Reese said. “That’s just always been my goal, obviously. That’s just my impact.
“I want to continue to normalize fashion in women’s basketball, women’s sports, women being outspoken, just being able to have a voice, being able to be outgoing and super outgoing and not just be, ‘okay, only men can do it,'” she added. “Women can do the same thing and have the same power and same impact.”
Just 22 years old, Reese’s future is as bright as it gets. Her rivalry with Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark will continue to be one for the ages. While she may not play anymore this season, fans can catch her teammates in action on Friday, September 12, against the Minnesota Lynx.
