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Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, two rising stars in the WNBA, have been selected as All-Stars for the first time in their careers. This exciting news means that these rookie phenoms will have the opportunity to play together on July 20. Clark, who received the most votes of any player in the league with over 700,000 votes, and Reese, who ranked fifth in votes, have a history that dates back to their college national championship game last year. Their on-court rivalry has captured the attention of fans and media alike. Despite the competitive nature of their relationship, Clark has downplayed any notion of a rivalry between them.

Both players have been performing exceptionally well in their rookie seasons. Clark leads all rookies in scoring and assists, while Reese holds the WNBA record for the most consecutive double-doubles and leads the league in rebounds per game. Their upcoming participation in the All-Star Game will give them the opportunity to showcase their skills on a national stage.

Although Clark and Reese are focused on the upcoming game, they are also mindful of the importance of celebrating all the players who have achieved this honor. Clark emphasized the significance of the accomplishment for everyone on Team USA and Team WNBA, emphasizing the need to recognize and praise all players equally.

Their journey from college rivals to WNBA All-Star teammates has been filled with drama and excitement, culminating in their selection as the only two rookies to participate in the All-Star Game. Their matchup against the United States Olympic team will undoubtedly be a highly anticipated event.

As Clark and Reese prepare to share the court once again, fans can look forward to witnessing the next chapter in their budding rivalry and the beginning of a new chapter as teammates. Their presence in the All-Star Game is a testament to their hard work and talent, and a promising sign of things to come in their WNBA careers.