Angel Reese Triple-Double: WNBA History Made
- Angel Reese, 23, secured her place in WNBA history Sunday as the second-youngest player to record a triple-double.
- Reese contributed 11 points, 11 assists, and 13 rebounds in the victory.This performance underscores the important role she plays for the Sky.
- “We made a lot of great shots tonight, so I knew it was coming,” Reese said after the game.
Angel Reese’s Historic Role: Sky Star Achieves Triple-Double
Updated June 17, 2025
Angel Reese, 23, secured her place in WNBA history Sunday as the second-youngest player to record a triple-double. Her performance helped the Chicago Sky defeat the connecticut Sun 78-66. Only Caitlin Clark achieved the feat at a younger age.
Reese contributed 11 points, 11 assists, and 13 rebounds in the victory.This performance underscores the important role she plays for the Sky.
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“We made a lot of great shots tonight, so I knew it was coming,” Reese said after the game.
Reese added, “I was a passer, and I could’ve been a passer all my career… I’m trying to get back to being super-versatile. And [coach] Tyler [Marsh] made that emphasis early on in the season.”
Clark recorded a triple-double against the Sky on May 18, making her the youngest player to achieve the milestone.
the Sky’s victory over the Sun marked their third win of the season.Earlier in May, Reese became the fastest WNBA player to reach 500 points and 500 rebounds, achieving this in just 38 games. She also became the fastest to achieve 30 career double-doubles, building on her rookie record of 26.