Atlanta Dream center Angel Reese sets a WNBA record for reaching 1,000 career rebounds in the fewest games in league history. Multiple reports say Reese reaches the milestone in her 79th game during the Dream’s 113-96 win over the Indiana Fever. The rebound total comes during play in the third quarter, when Reese grabs an offensive rebound as part of Atlanta’s victory. Sources note that her 79-game pace is faster than the previous quickest marker credited to Tina Charles, who reached 1,000 rebounds in 89 games. In the same game, the Dream offense is led by Rhyne Howard with 24 points and Allisha Gray with 22. Reese also contributes in the box score, finishing with 18 points and eight rebounds. The reports collectively describe the achievement as a new league benchmark and highlight Reese’s rapid rate of career rebounding entering the milestone.