LSU Women’s Basketball Star Gets Basketball Court Named After Her

The LSU Women's Basketball team and Coach Kim Mulkey are coming off the first National Championship in LSU Program History. Well, many of the LSU players have been enjoying plenty of success off the court as well...

One of those athletes that has seen a ton of success off the court is Angel Reese. Reese is one of the leading women in the NCAA's NIL push that allows student-athletes to make money on their Name, Image, and Likeness. Recently, Reese was honored at the ESPY's with the 2023 Breakthrough Athlete of the Year award.

Angel is a Baltimore Native who began her collegiate career at Maryland before transferring to LSU where she would eventually become a First Team All-American, the 2023 Final Four Most Outstanding Player, and a National Champion. On Monday, Reese may have recieved something that means more thatn all of that...

Reese was honored on Monday with the revealing of "Angel Reese Court" at a newly renovated basketball court in Randallstown, Maryland.

"Seeing my name on a basketball court in my hometown -- a court where I played as a child -- is a full-circle moment," Reese said. "I go to LSU but Baltimore, Randallstown is always home for me. I just want to thank everyone for coming and to give hope to the kids in the crowd that one day this could be you."

Also at the event in Randallstown, the Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced that Reese will be honored at the Baltimore City Hall Rotunda. They presented Angel with a key to the city. During the event, Reese met with local fans and held a meet and greet for all to attend.