Angel Reese already has several accomplishments on her sports resume.

An owner of a team is now the latest one.

DC Power Football Club announced that the WNBA star is part of the ownership group for the team, which will start play in a new women’s professional soccer organization, the USL Super League, this summer.

The Washington, D.C.-based team will call Audi Field — which hosts D.C. United in MLS — its home pitch.

Reese’s decision to be part of the ownership group, which also will include D.C. United and community and business leaders from the area, stems from her desire to help raise the profile of women’s sports.

It’s not clear how much stake Reese, a Randallstown, Maryland native, will have in the new team.

“I want to help grow women’s sports and elevate female athletes across the board,” Reese, now with the Chicago Sky, said in a statement. “We’re taking over, and I’m honored to be able to support Power FC and invest in women’s soccer in the DMV community.”

Angel Reese is now a part-owner of a new women's soccer team.
Angel Reese is now a part-owner of a new women’s soccer team.Getty Images

Amanda Vandervort, President of USL Super League speaks during the Business of Women Sport Summit presented by Deep Blue Sports and Axios at Chelsea Factory on April 23, 2024 in New York City.

Amanda Vandervort, President of USL Super League speaks during the Business of Women Sport Summit presented by Deep Blue Sports and Axios at Chelsea Factory on April 23, 2024 in New York City.Getty Images
Reese has become a household name after helping lead the LSU Tigers to an NCAA Tournament title in 2023, going head-to-head with Caitlin Clark during the past two March Madness runs.

She is part of the new generation of recent college athletes who have taken advantage of name, image and likeness (NIL) deals to capitalize on their stardom and get paid while still in school.

Reese has also been credited with helping to raise the profile of women’s basketball as she begins her first year as a pro.

“Angel’s decision to be a founding investor alongside us in Power FC is groundbreaking,” Jason Levien, D.C. United CEO and co-chairman, said in a statement. “As a Maryland native, Angel is so passionate about being a catalyst for positive change in women’s sports in the DMV as well as globally while inspiring the next generation of female athletes. We’re looking forward to her partnership in the boardroom as an equity partner.”

Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese (5) is seen during a WNBA basketball game against the Dallas Wings, Wednesday, May 15, 2024, in Arlington, Texas.
Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese (5) is seen during a WNBA basketball game against the Dallas Wings, Wednesday, May 15, 2024, in Arlington, Texas.AP
Reese told The Athletic that she’s still trying to figure out things in the sports business world, but aspires to fully own a team one day.

“I’m just expecting to do as much as I can, help that organization as much as I can,” she told the outlet. “I know a lot more women are going to start owning more things, and hopefully one day I can own my own team. That’s what I’m looking forward to. I want to own a WNBA team as well.”

The USL Super League was granted first-division status by U.S. Soccer earlier this year, which puts it on the same level as the NWSL.

Washington, D.C. is among the eight markets that will be part of the new league that also includes teams in Brooklyn, Charlotte, N.C., Dallas/Fort Worth, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Tampa, Fla. Lexington, Ky., and Spokane, Wash.