Angel Reese sets WNBA single-game and season rebounding records
The Atlanta Dream forward grabbed 26 boards in a win over the Los Angeles Sparks, breaking the league’s single-game mark and the season record in one night.
Angel Reese set two WNBA rebounding records on Monday night, collecting 26 rebounds as the Atlanta Dream beat the Los Angeles Sparks 78-71 in Los Angeles. The performance gave her the league’s single-game mark and also moved her past the season record.
Reese passed the previous single-game high of 24 rebounds, which Chamique Holdsclaw had set for Washington in 2003, according to ESPN and Yahoo Sports. The new total came in the same game in which she established the season standard.
The Dream’s victory kept them ahead of the Sparks in a closely played contest. Reese’s rebounding total was the central statistical story from the game.
The result added another entry to the WNBA record book late in the regular season.
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