2025 WNBA All-Star Weekend: Live updates, results, analysis from Friday - ESPN

INDIANAPOLIS — The New York Liberty came to play — and they aren't messing around. They swept Friday night of the WNBA All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis, with Natasha Cloud winning the skills challenge and record holder Sabrina Ionescu reclaiming her throne in the 3-point shooting contest.

For just the third time in WNBA history, the same team swept both events.

Allisha Gray, the reigning champ of both events, couldn't repeat in either, falling in the first round of the former and the final round in the latter.

Still, the night was packed with electric moments, good vibes and sideline hype, as players cheered each other on at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Keep scrolling for standout highlights, full results and the can't-miss moments from a Friday night the Liberty — and WNBA fans — won't forget.

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Alexa Philippou: Sabrina Ionescu's final round of the 3-point contest was pretty darn impressive — and what's incredible is that it wasn't even her best performance in the event, considering what she did in 2023. As Ionescu caught fire, it became clear it was going to be her night, and there was little Allisha Gray could do about it. And yet, Ionescu was «pretty disappointed» about some of the shots she missed, she said afterward — the sign of a great shooter.

It's also been really fun seeing Ionescu and Natasha Cloud's friendship develop across the offseason in Unrivaled and now as teammates on the Liberty. Their support and excitement for each other was on full display tonight. And while it might be a new season, for now, New York keeps winning!

Kendra Andrews: The highlight of the night for me was Ionescu announcing she's giving half of her prize money to her SI20