Rose BC seems to have finally found its rhythm, evening out its record at 4-4 in the Unrivaled league. And at the heart of it all? Angel Reese, who once again proved that dominance isn’t always about flash—it’s about effective execution. She didn’t need highlight-reel plays or deep threes to control the game. Instead, she did what she does best: owned the boards, dictated the pace, and made sure her team stayed ahead. It was a night where hustle met execution, and Reese left no doubt about who set the tone.
The numbers told the story, but Reese herself summed it up in just one word on X: “DUBSKIIII.”
Reese’s dominance was evident from the stat sheet. In just 19 minutes of action, she put up a commanding double-double, finishing with 16 points on 3-of-6 shooting while going a flawless 5-of-5 from the free-throw line. More importantly, she owned the glass, pulling down 15 rebounds—five on the offensive end and ten on defense. While she wasn’t flashy, her relentless energy was undeniable. She did what she does best: controlled the boards and set the tone for Rose BC’s victory over Vinyl BC, 61-55.
DUBSKIIII.
— Angel Reese (@Reese10Angel) February 19, 2025
Her presence was the difference-maker. Rose BC out-rebounded Vinyl BC 42-30, with Reese leading the charge. While Chelsea Gray led all scorers with 26 points, it was Reese’s rebounding that tilted the game in Rose BC’s favor. Even when the shots weren’t falling—her team shot just 40% from the field and a dismal 14.3% from three—second-chance opportunities created by Reese kept them ahead. Her defensive tenacity also played a role, limiting Vinyl BC’s possessions and forcing them into low-percentage shots.
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