Oregon's queen of the triple-double is now the first player in NCAA history with 2,000 points, 1,000 rebounds and 1,000 assists in her career.
Oregon basketball star Sabrina Ionescu spent her Monday morning paying tribute to Kobe Bryant as one of many speakers at the Los Angeles Lakers legend’s memorial service. She spent her Monday night doing the same thing on the court.
— Oregon Women’s Basketball February 25, 2020 It’s hardly the first time Ionescu has reached a milestone in her career, but that collection of her numbers — as well her NCAA record 26 triple-doubles — perfectly captures the well-roundedness of her game that has made her one of the biggest stars in women’s basketball as an amateur.
Ionescu’s bond with Kobe and Gianna BryantAfter the game, Ionescu dedicated her performance to the man she eulogized hours ago. That relationship was further shown hours before the game at the Staples Center memorial service, where Ionescu spoke about Bryant’s impact on women’s basketball.
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