American · Walnut Creek, California · Born 6 December 1997Generational WNBA point guard whose elite scoring, playmaking and three-point shooting have made her one of the most dominant players in league history.
No player in the history of Division I basketball, male or female, had accumulated 2,000 points, 1,000 rebounds and 1,000 assists before Sabrina Ionescu did it at Oregon — a triple milestone that defined her before the New York Liberty selected her first overall in 2020.. She has also competed in the NBA's Three-Point Contest against male players during All-Star Weekend, showcasing her shooting prowess on a mixed-gender stage. Ionescu has continued to be one of the league's most dynamic guards, representing the United States internationally and remaining a driving force behind the WNBA's surging popularity throughout the mid-2020s.
NCAA triple-double record and WNBA All-Star performances
She challenged Steph Curry to a three-point shooting contest at the 2024 NBA All-Star Weekend and nearly beat him, scoring 26 points — a defining crossover moment that elevated the WNBA's profile globally.
Did You Know?How They Played
Dynamic point guard with exceptional court vision and three-point shooting
Lasting Impact
Revolutionized women's basketball with unprecedented triple-double ability
Career Honours
- WNBA Scoring Title 2023
- NCAA record triple-doubles
| Club | Period | Apps | Shirt |
|---|---|---|---|
| New York Liberty | 2020–2024 | 143 | #20 |
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