Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese served up plenty of points as well as a fierce look before a crucial Game 2 against the New York Liberty in the WNBA playoff semifinals.
Reese showed up to State Farm Arena in Atlanta with the hope of putting the Liberty on the brink of elimination.
Before she hit the court, Reese arrived in a look that seemed tailor made for a runway.
The Dream center arrived in a lengthy black dress that featured a golden zipper that was opened to just over halfway above her left thigh.
She paired the dress with black high heels and styled her long black hair in waves.
Reese accessorized with rings, a silver cuff bracelet on her right wrist and concentric hoop earrings.
After showing off her style before the game, Reese went on to dominate on the court.
Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese put together a stunning pre-game look on Wednesday
Then, she helped lead the Dream with 23 points in an overtime win over the New York Liberty
The Dream are just one win away from their first WNBA Finals appearance since 2013
Reese led the Dream with 23 points along with seven rebounds in a 101-98 overtime win over New York.
She was joined by teammate Jordin Canada, who also had 23 points along with five rebounds and a game-leading eight assists.
Reese hit a pair of free throws with 4.3 seconds left after New York star Sabrina Ionescu committed a turnover off a pass attempt.
‘I think we did a great job making sure that we were all on the connected stream,’ Reese said. ‘We really stayed together and played together, and that’s how we won.’
New York was led by a 35 point, 11 rebound effort from former MVP Breanna Stewart. The game ended controversially after the Liberty didn’t use their final timeout to re-set and advance the ball. After the game, Stewart said officials told the Liberty they had no timeouts left.
‘This is not blaming the refs, but when I ask both refs if we have a reset timeout at the end and they tell us no, and then we leave the game with a reset timeout, it’s pretty frustrating,’ Stewart said.
The Dream are one win away from their first WNBA Finals appearance since 2013. They have yet to win a title.
