Angel Reese made her mark on the Chicago Sky during her record-setting rookie WNBA season, and now she's eager to make an impact on Unrivaled and Rose BC.

Angel Reese has taken the WNBA by storm in her debut season in the league, but the Chicago Sky star has opened up on her 'broke' past as she juggled work and basketball

Angel Reese made her Unrivaled Basketball League debut on Friday night and didn't disappoint. The Chicago Sky forward suited up for Rose Basketball Club

Angel Reese is officially back on the court, returning from an injury to play in the Unrivaled league's 3-on-3 game.

Angel Reese credits six-time WNBA All-Star for being the "first baddie" in the league, praising her impact and style.

The Chicago Sky forward steps further into the fashion world with a cover story for Vogue, speaking to the magazine about her childhood living room runway walks and aspirations for the future.

Unrivaled, a 3-on-3 basketball league founded by WNBA stars Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart, kicked off Friday in South Florida with six teams and 36 players. The league aims to challenge traditional norms in women’s sports by providing higher salaries, equity opportunities and premium facilities.

Angel Reese has been known to make waves with both her on and off-court looks dating back to her days at LSU, and the Sky star's arrival in the Unrivaled basketball league has been no different. After landing on the cover of Vogue and going viral for her New Year's Eve outfit,

Teresa Weatherspoon coached against Angel Reese for the first time on Friday as Unrivaled made its debut, with the Chicago Sky star feeling 'heartbroken' over her exit

Ex-LSU star Angel Reese made her debut in the Unrivaled 3-on-3 basketball league, turning out for Rose BC after her rookie WNBA season was cut short by injury