Angel Reese Makes Personal Announcement on Thursday

Angel Reese Makes Personal Announcement on Thursday originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
Angel Reese has continued to prove that she's one of the top players in the WNBA, working through her second season with the Chicago Sky.
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Reese has already been named an All-Star in her WNBA career, and she's looking to make the prestigious list yet again this season.
During her second season with the Sky, Reese has trademarked the term "Mebounds."
As one of the best rebounders in the WNBA, Reese has received several nicknames. Her rebounding which she's found great success on the offensive end, are now coined "mebounds."
On Thursday, Reese announced that she has dropped merchandise with the "mebounds" term. She mentioned that part of the proceeds from the merchandise will go to the Angel C. Reese Foundation to help fight against cyberbullying.
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"MEBOUNDS, REESEBOUNDS, REBOUNDS… MERCH AVAILABLE NOW," Reese said. "Part of the proceeds are going to go to the Angel C. Reese foundation to help fight against cyberbullying! SHOP NOW! LINK IN BIO!! #hatingpaystoo."
Angel Reese has made an incredible name for herself as not only a basketball player, but as a businesswoman.
Amid her growing popularity in the WNBA landscape, Reese has made several moves off the court, such as her signature deal with Reebok, partnership with Cash App, and deals with Beats by Dre and McDonald's.
Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese (5).Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images
In her second season with the Chicago Sky, Angel Reese has posted 11.0 points, 11.7 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game. She's been a steady force in the paint, serving as the Sky's leading rebounder.
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The Sky have certainly struggled with their 3-8 record, ranked as the No. 11 team in the WNBA standings.
Related: Chicago Sky React to Angel Reese Announcement Before Indiana Fever Game
Related: Indiana Fever Make Natasha Howard Announcement on Tuesday
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 20, 2025, where it first appeared.

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