Jonquel Jones recorded her 98th career double-double with 15 points and 10 boards, ranking 12th in WNBA history for such performances. This marks her 30th double-double since joining New York, with the Liberty undefeated in all 29 of her previous performances.

Leonie Fiebich has passed Tina Charles and Epiphanny Prince for 24th on the New York Liberty’s all-time three-pointers made list, now with 85 total.

Emma Meesseman, in her Barclays Center home debut, has set a new season high with 13 points in tonight’s matchup.

Natasha Cloud recorded her eighth game this season with at least 12 points, four rebounds, and six assists—tying Minnesota’s Courtney Williams for the second-most such performances in the league.

Most rebounds by a guard since the All-Star break: 50 — Sabrina Ionescu 36 — Allisha Gray 35 — Julie Allemand 33 — DiJonai Carrington She is averaging 6.3 RPG since the break.

The Liberty bench’s 2nd-quarter FG% this season: — 50.0% The highest in the league.

Sabrina Ionescu moved into 10th in New York Liberty history in steals, passing Brittany Boyd-Jones with her first of the game, now at 175 total.

Jonquel Jones has passed Teresa Weatherspoon for 17th on the New York Liberty’s all-time scoring list after recording her 1,250th point with the franchise.

New York recorded 6 steals in the opening frame of tonight's game in Dallas, a season-best for a first quarter this season, and one shy of the franchise record.

Emma Meesseman has opened the first half of tonight’s matchup perfect from the field with 8 points on 4-4 shooting, while also setting a season high with 2 steals.

Sabrina Ionescu has passed Shameka Christon for 4th in New York Liberty history for free throws made, now with 531 total.

In the first half, Emma Meesseman posted season highs of 14 points on 85.7% (6-7) from the field, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals.

The New York Liberty’s starting five of Cloud–Ionescu–Fiebich–Meesseman–Jones delivered a dominant first half, scoring 42 of the team’s 50 points and combining for a +71 plus/minus. New York leads 50-34 in Dallas.

The Liberty shot 51.5% FG (17-33), 41.7% 3PT (5-12), and 100% FT (11-11) in the first half—the first 50-40-100 split on 30+ FGA, 10+ 3PA, and 10+ FTA this season. This marks just the 7th such half in WNBA history—with NY owning two of those instances.

Jonquel Jones hit her third three of the game to pass Erin Thorn for 19th in Liberty history with 123 made threes. This also marks consecutive games of three 3PM for Jones.

New York now has six players in double figures for the 3rd time this season, the most of any TEAM in the WNBA. There are no other multiple occurrences this season.

Head Coach Sandy Brondello reached her 100th coaching win with the Liberty following tonight’s 88-77 victory over the Dallas Wings. She is now tied with Richie Adubato for the most coaching wins in Liberty history.

Emma Meesseman finished her 3rd career Liberty game with a stat line of 14 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists, and 3 steals—culminating in a +25 plus/minus. This marks the first such performance of her career, and only the 4th such game in Liberty franchise history.

New York's starting five combined to shoot 50% from the field, 45% from three-point range, and 100% from the free throw line for the 4th time this season. Only one other team has matched this feat in 2025—Phoenix, who did so once. New York remains undefeated (4-0) at this rate.

Sabrina Ionescu is New York’s fourth all-time leader in rebounds. Her first two boards tonight bring her career total to 954, surpassing Kiah Stokes on New York’s leaderboard. Ionescu is the fastest guard in WNBA history to reach this mark, doing so in 173 games.