Angel Reese and Rose BC finished the first-ever season of Unrivaled, beating Vinyl BC for the Unrivaled championship on Monday night. Brittney Sykes scored the game-winner off a free throw, adding a team-high 21 points to go along with the winner.
Rose BC guard Natisha Hiedeman, found herself on many teams in the Unrivaled circuit as a relief player due to injury troubles throughout the league. However, Hiedeman landed on the right team with Rose BC, covering for an injured Reese and ending up as a champion.
Heideman celebrated the win on Instagram:

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The post showed pictures from Rose BC's celebrations with Hiedeman making the most of the occasion and posing with her teammates after the win.
Hiedeman's fellow Rose BC teammates Angel Reese and Lexie Hull took to the comment section to show their support:

"They better have paid you too or I'm calling corporate tf" Reese commented.
"Rosebuds forever" Hull commented.
"Rosebuds forever" indeed as the inaugural Unrivaled champions will go down in women's basketball history.
Angel Reese reacts to Unrivaled club Rose BC winning first-ever Unrivaled championship
Angel Reese was a key player for Rose BC throughout their season in the Unrivaled League. Reese finished the season as Unrivaled's first-ever Defensive Player of the Year and made second-team All-Unrivaled while leading the league in rebounds.
Most importantly, Reese ended her first Unrivaled season as a champion. Despite missing the semifinals and the finals due to a wrist injury, she was an integral part of the team and helped propel them to success.
Reese shared her reaction to the final win on her X account on Monday:
"WHAT YALL GON SAY NOW??"
Reese and Rose BC showed up and showed out as they overcame key injuries to rotation players but stayed on course and proved why they deserved the win. Reese herself didn't stay for the celebration as she had other things to attend to but she was very active in the team group chat after the win:
Hopefully, for Reese and the Chicago Sky, she can help carry this momentum and success into their WNBA season as they look to get back into the playoffs for the first time since 2023.