Toronto Tempo W vs New York Liberty W — 69:106, NBA W

The New York Liberty W delivered a commanding 106-69 victory over the Toronto Tempo W, winning by 37 points in a one-sided matchup. New York controlled the game with superior offensive execution, ball movement, and perimeter shooting, while Toronto struggled to keep pace despite strong individual scoring from Laura Juskaite and K. Rice. The final margin reflected the Liberty’s ability to sustain pressure and create efficient looks throughout the contest. Breanna Stewart led New York with 27 points, setting the tone as the Liberty’s top scorer and focal point. She received strong support from R. Allen, who added 14 points, and J. Jones, who contributed 11 points. New York’s offense was especially effective from beyond the arc, making 16 three-pointers, and the team finished with 29 assists, highlighting its balanced and connected approach. Toronto’s best performance came from Juskaite Laura, who scored a game-high 28 points, while K. Rice added 19 points. However, the Tempo W could not generate enough consistent offense around them, particularly from three-point range, where they made just 2 of 22 attempts. Toronto also lost the rebounding battle 36-26, limiting second-chance opportunities and making it difficult to slow New York’s momentum. For New York, the result reinforces its ability to win decisively when its shooting and passing are in rhythm. For Toronto, the game underscored areas that need improvement, especially perimeter efficiency, defensive resistance, and rebounding. While the Tempo W had productive individual performances, they will need a more complete team effort to compete with high-level opponents like the Liberty.