Angel Reese had been very busy during the offseason with her multiple ventures and projects on the floor. The player worked relentlessly on every project, personally ensuring their success.
She even went to Australia, unveiling her special edition shoes for the WNBL as Reebok became the official partner of the league. There was chatter about the possibility that the Sky forward would be moving to Australia for the basketball action. While the player proved the discussions right, not as a player, but as an owner.
Angel Reese Invests In NBL Team Brisbane Bullets
The Brisbane Bullets announced Tuesday that the 2024 Chicago Sky rookie had joined the club’s ownership group. The team plays in the NBA – National Basketball League, operating in Australia and New Zealand.
“Angel is a fantastic ambassador for basketball and a globally recognized superstar,” Brisbane Bullets CEO Malcolm Watts said. “Basketball is Queensland’s fastest growing sport, and that is a powerful message for kids picking up a basketball in Brisbane.”
Angel Reese has set her sights on Aussie hoops, investing in the WNBL.
— Sportico (@Sportico) March 11, 2026
Reese is backing Brisbane's effort to bring a @WNBL franchise to the city by joining the bid for the league’s 10th license. pic.twitter.com/aSiqDzsmwR
The franchise has won three NBL Championships so far. Apart from the NBL side, the player also joined the ownership group of United Soccer League club DC Power FC during her Rookie season.
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On the court, the two-time WNBA All-Star is happy to be part of Team USA’s senior team roster and hypes up the young core of the team.
Angel Reese Lauds Young Core Of Team USA
During the December training camp, the 24-year-old forward mentioned that she is ready to learn from all players, as she said, “I take a lot of things from other people”. While she gave every player their due credit and respect, the star praised the young quad on the roster.
“Our young core has been really great,” Reese said in a press conference, “and we haven’t been able to play with each other ever.”
The young core includes Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, Rae Burrell, and Kiki Iriafen, alongside AR5, who all shone on the 2025 WNBA season. Team USA will play Senegal in the opening game on March 11, and will close out the seven-day competition against Spain.