Seattle Storm forward Dominique Malonga makes history during the WNBA All-Star Game by dunking at a young age. Multiple reports say Malonga receives a pass from Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese and completes the dunk, reaching a milestone no other player has achieved at her age in the event’s history. The dunk also places Malonga among a very small group of players who have dunked in WNBA All-Star Game action. One outlet notes she is the youngest to do so in the game’s history, while another reports that only a limited number of players have managed a dunk in the event overall, identifying Malonga as the seventh player to record an All-Star dunk. Together, the accounts emphasize both the age-related record and the rarity of All-Star dunks, while agreeing on the key play: Reese’s feed to Malonga that leads to the basket.