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New York Liberty Down Toyota Antilopes in Eugene: Highlights, Score

New York Liberty Down Toyota Antilopes in Eugene: Highlights, Score

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Before a sale, 12,364 fans in the Matthew Knight Arena on May 12, Sabrina Ionescu and New York Liberty scored a show in an 84:61 win against the Toyota Antelopes of the Japanese basketball league of women.

Ionescu scored a game with 25 points with six 3-horses, including three in the fourth quarter after a spirited “Shout”.

Team colleague Nyara Sabally, another former duck, scored seven points and had six rebounds.

Sabrina Ionescu scored 25 points and the defending WNBA champion New York Liberty defeated the Toyota Antelopes (84-61) in a pre-season exhibition in the Matthew Knight Arena on May 12th.

Teammates and the former Duck Nyara scored 7 points and won 6 rebounds.

After “Shout” Sabrina Ionescu nailed two fast threes in less than one minute and nailed another middle of the fourth way to extend the Liberty lead to 73-54 with 6:03. Then Ionescu waved during a break of the crowd and received a curtain from the sold out crowd in the Matthew Knight Arena.

She ended with 25 points and hit six 3 points.

Sabrina Ionescu has 14 points, two rebounds and two assists and leads freedom to a two -digit lead over the antelopes.

Sabrina Ionescu has eight points, a rebound and a template that Nyara Sabally has three points and three rebounds, and Liberty has a slim lead over the Toyota antelopes during the half -time break. The antelope shoot 9 out of 19 from the 3-point area.

Sabrina Ionescu played eight minutes and scored five points, while Nyara Sabally added three points and two rebounds in six minutes. The antelopes shot 4 for 8 from 3-point range and hang around with the reigning WNBA champions.

The Liberty have both former ducks in the start of the game of the game of May 12 against the Antilopes: Sabrina Ionescu, Natasha Cloud, Breanna Stewart, Nyara Sabally and Jonquel Jones.

Sabrina Ionescu and Nyara led Sabally a small contingent of New York Liberty players to Rennies Landing on May 10, a local bar on the University of Oregon.

Although a large part of the weekend celebrations around the New York Liberty exhibition game surrounded the superstar Sabrina Ionescu on May 12, another former former basketball star of the Oregon women in Oregon played an outstanding role for the WNBA champions from last year.

Nyara Sabally, who fought in the first half of her college career in Eugene in the first half of her college career in Eugene through several ACL tears, was a star for Liberty in a close-out game 5 of the WNBA final in October. The professional in the fourth year achieved a playoff career high of 13 points to achieve seven rebounds to help New York has been winning its first WNBA title for existence as a franchise for almost three decades.

Her performance took off the sold -out crowd during the game “Nyara” and expected another warm reception in the Matthew Knight Arena, while the Liberty appears against the Toyota Antilopes of the Japanese Basketball League of women.

“A group of excitement and joy to be back here at this dish,” said Sabally.

Since Sabrina Ionescu drove the Interstate 5 from Bay Area to Eugene almost a decade ago to sign her letter of intent to play at the University of Oregon in 2016, Ionescu did not change.

Sure, she has won more confidence since she became a NCAA all-time leader in Triple-Double and the first player in the history of the NCAA, to record 2,000 points, 1,000 templates and 1,000 rebounds.

She has improved her shootout and has become stronger over the years since she became stronger last season with the New York Liberty and a gold medalist with Team USA at the 2024 Olympic Games last season.

But in its core Ionescu has not changed (read more).

For the first time in more than five years, Oregon All-Time Great Sabrina Ionescu returns to play in Eugene in the Matthew Knight Arena.

The guard will play with her New York Liberty in a WNBA pre -season game on May 12th against the Toyota Antilopes of the Japanese basketball league of women.

Ionescu entered her sixth season with the Liberty and achieved an average of 18.2 points, 6.2 assists and 4.4 rebounds per game last season, which led freedom to a WNBA championship victory against the Minnesota Lynx. She took sixth place in the regular season for WNBA MVP.

Ionescu helped the team USA at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

In 2020, she completed Oregon as chairman of the program in triple double, points, assists, double-digit goals and 3-digiters. It was drafted in 1 in 2020.

How to watch New York Liberty against Toyota Antilopes in the Matthew Knight Arena

Time: 7 p.m. Monday, May 12th

TV: none

Streaming: WNBA League Pass

Alec Dietz covers the University of Oregon Football, Volleyball, Women's Basketball and Baseball for the Register Guard. You can reach him adietz@registerguard.com And you can follow him on x @Alecditz.

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