Angel Reese, WNBA Stars Bring Winning Style to Met Gala 2025

While Angel Reese continues to command the spotlight in the WNBA, her close circle is getting some shine too — and Jasmin Reed is leading the way. The former Oregon track star turned heads with her stunning look and confident energy, quickly becoming the unexpected breakout star of the viral poolside clip. Fans flooded social media with comments praising Reed’s athletic physique and effortless style, with many eager to learn more about her. With her background as a top-tier athlete and now rising online attention, Reed looks poised to build a following of her own right alongside her famous friend.

Jasmin Reed posing in both photos in a bikini and in her track leotardJasmin Reed (Photo via jasminmreed/Instagram)
Anytime Angel Reese does anything, she is likely to be the center of attention, but things have changed a bit. Now, her friend, Jasmin Reed, is going viral.

Over the weekend, the Chicago Sky rookie was having some fun by the pool with friends as they stripped down to bikinis in the hot Phoenix weather.

A video of Angel Reese and her friends dancing in swimsuits near the pool went viral, and while Reese was the reason it went viral, Jasmin Reed, a former track star at Oregon, stole the show.

The 2017 Junipero Serra High School (CA) graduate, who earned her first-team All-American honors by helping her team take second in the 4×100 meter relay at the NCAA Championships in 2017, could be seen rocking a tight one-piece bikini that showed off every curve on her body.

During the 2019-2020 indoor track season, Jasmin Reed ran a season-best of 7.43 in the prelim of the 60 meters. She finished sixth in the 200 meters at the MPSF Championships and eighth at the Razorback Invitational.

The following season, Reed was a Pac-12 champion in the 4×100-meter event.

Jasmin Reed Was A Star In Track While In High School

Jasmin Reed has always been the center of attention in her sport.

Before she made it to Oregon, she was tearing up the field in high school.

At the 2017 UW High School Indoor Invitational, Reed won both the 200m and 60m dash. Her performance at the time was two of the fastest times in the country in those events, per MileSplit.com.

In the 200-meter event, she won running 24.07 to set a new meet record, and in the 60m, she ran 7.42 to tie the meet record.