Angel Reese 500 Rebound Season Pace Tracker

Rebound Pacemaker

2026 Postseason Push

Deficit to 500
15
Rebounds needed

Milestone Target

500

First in WNBA history

Projected Rebounds Per Game 15.0 RPG

Pacing Horizon 3 Games

1 Game (CON-ATL) 2 Games 3 Games 4 Games 5 Games

Simulation Analysis

At , Angel Reese secures the 500-rebound record in vs Atlanta!

Milestone Trajectory & 500-Rebound Barrier

Projected cumulative rebounds across upcoming fixtures starting with CON-ATL.

Projected Total 500 Barrier

WNBA Single-Season Rebounding History

All-Time Peak

Rank	Player	Season	Total Rebounds	Status
#1	Angel Reese	2026 (Live Push)	485 → 500 Target	In Pursuit
#2	Angel Reese	2024 (Rookie)	446	All-Time Record Holder
#3	Sylvia Fowles	2018	404	Hall of Fame
#4	Jonquel Jones	2017	403	MVP Season
#5	Tina Charles	2010	398	Historic Rookie Season

Upcoming Fixture

CON vs. ATL

Connecticut Sun at Atlanta Dream

Broadcast & Time

7:30pm/ET · League Pass

2026 Postseason Push

Historical Context

First 500-REB Season

No player has ever cracked 500

Saved rebound milestone pacing arithmetic

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Saved fixture target is five hundred rebounds and current count four hundred eighty-five, leaving fifteen. Bars share zero at one point two pixels per rebound. Player totals, season and broadcast details are representative saved values, not verified current sports statistics. Entered fifteen rebounds per game adds to current four hundred eighty-five. First projected game reaches five hundred; three games reach five hundred thirty. Bars share zero at one pixel per cumulative rebound. These are deterministic scenarios at fixed pace, not probabilities of future game performance. Fifteen shortfall divided by three games gives five rebounds per game required to reach the target by horizon. Entered pace is fifteen. Bars share zero at forty pixels per rebound per game. Source status achievable only means its arithmetic scenario reaches target; it does not verify a forecast or match outcome. Complete native JSON/reset and original responsive allocations remain preserved.