WNBA Stays Silent on 34-Year-Old Julie Tetart as Angel Reese Turns 148 Points Into Second Chances
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Updated · Fox News · Aug 21
WNBA Stays Silent on 34-Year-Old Julie Tetart as Angel Reese Turns 148 Points Into Second Chances
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 21
Summary
Monaco this week released new video of 34-year-old Julie Tetart training for the 2026-27 French LF2 season, while no WNBA team has publicly pursued the transgender player.
Tetart told OutKick earlier this month, "If they contact me, I won't say no," underscoring that the barrier appears to be league and team inaction rather than player reluctance.
Angel Reese's interior dominance sharpens that contrast: ESPN said she leads the league with 148 second-chance points, accounting for 30% of her 499 total points this season.
The latest debate widened after Caitlyn Jenner, reacting to Royce White's criticism, argued biological males should be excluded from women's sports to protect fairness and Title IX.
The episode leaves the WNBA caught between its broader stance on transgender inclusion and a fresh flashpoint over competitive balance, roster decisions and the boundaries of women's basketball.