Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese: A Closer Look at Their Career Stats
The rivalry between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese has become one of the most compelling storylines in women’s basketball. From iconic NCAA matchups to their transition into the WNBA, fans continue to compare the two stars—not just for their contrasting styles and competitive fire, but also for what they’ve accomplished statistically.
Let’s take a closer look at how their careers stack up so far.
NCAA Career Highlights
Caitlin Clark (Iowa, 2020–2024):
- Points per game (PPG): 28.4
- Assists per game (APG): 8.2
- Rebounds per game (RPG): 7.1
- Career Points: 3,951 (All-time NCAA women’s scoring leader)
- 3PT FG: Over 500 made threes
- Notable Awards: Naismith Player of the Year, Wooden Award, multiple All-American honors
Clark redefined the modern point guard role with her deep shooting range, court vision, and elite scoring ability. She finished her college career as the all-time leading scorer in NCAA Division I basketball history, male or female.
Angel Reese (Maryland 2020–2022, LSU 2022–2024):
- Points per game (PPG): 18.6
- Rebounds per game (RPG): 13.4
- Career Double-Doubles: 61
- Notable Awards: NCAA Champion (2023), Final Four Most Outstanding Player, SEC Player of the Year
Reese earned the nickname “Bayou Barbie” for her dominant presence in the paint, rebounding prowess, and flair. She became a national figure after leading LSU to a national title in 2023.
WNBA Beginnings (2024 Season)
Caitlin Clark (Indiana Fever):
- PPG: Around 15.6
- APG: Around 6.3
- RPG: Around 4.9
- Role: Starting point guard, primary playmaker
Angel Reese (Chicago Sky):
- PPG: Around 11.0
- RPG: Around 8.5
- FG%: Solid efficiency near the basket
- Role: Starting forward, rebounding anchor
Though early in their pro careers, both players are adjusting to the pace and physicality of the WNBA, and each continues to grow as cornerstones of their respective franchises.
Who Has the Edge?
It depends on what you value. Clark dazzles with offense, long-range shooting, and playmaking. Reese dominates with physicality, defense, and rebounding. Their skill sets are wildly different, but both have elevated women’s basketball to new heights.
As their WNBA careers unfold, fans can look forward to many more head-to-head matchups, highlight reels, and passionate debates.
One thing is certain: Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese is just getting started.
