The Chicago Sky have loaded up their front court.

Cardoso and Reese create a dangerous duo in Chicago

In a moment that resonated with basketball fans nationwide, former college rivals Kamilla Cardoso and Angel Reese found themselves on the same team after being drafted by the Chicago Sky in the 2024 WNBA Draft.

The two standout players, known for their dominance on the court, shared a powerful moment captured in a tweet, sending waves of anticipation throughout the basketball community.

The tweet, accompanied by a video capturing the raw emotion of the draft night, showcased Cardoso’s elation as she processed her selection as the third overall pick, closely followed by Reese at the seventh spot.

In the video, Cardoso exclaims, “Nobody is going to get any rebounds on us,” encapsulating the fierce determination and confidence that both players bring to their game.

Cardoso and Reese were once the fiercest of rivals

The draft marked the culmination of a remarkable journey for Cardoso and Reese, who had previously faced off as rivals on the college stage.

Cardoso, known for her formidable presence in the paint and shot-blocking prowess, made her mark during her tenure at South Carolina, culminating in a national championship victory.

Reese, a force to be reckoned with at LSU, showcased her versatile skill set and tenacity, earning accolades for her performances throughout her college career.

Their transition to the professional ranks heralds a new chapter in their basketball journey, one that sees them joining forces to bolster the Chicago Sky’s lineup.

With Cardoso’s imposing presence in the post and Reese’s dynamic playmaking ability, the Sky are poised to make waves in the upcoming WNBA season.

The tweet capturing Cardoso’s declaration serves as a rallying cry for fans and opponents alike, signaling the arrival of a formidable frontcourt duo ready to leave their mark on the league.

As they embark on this new chapter together, Cardoso and Reese are primed to make an immediate impact and fulfill their promise of dominance on the boards for the Chicago Sky.