NYC honors WNBA champs Liberty with ticker-tape parade, ceremony

New York City showered 2024 WNBA champs, the New York Liberty, with confetti for a ticker-tape parade celebrating this season's victory.

Sabrina Ionescu, Breanna Stewart and the team waved to fans on a float that carried them down the Canyon of Heroes on Broadway in Lower Manhattan.

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The Liberty beat the Minnesota Lynx in overtime Sunday 67-62 in the deciding Game 5 of the WNBA Finals. WNBA Finals MVP Jonquel Jones had 17 points as the Liberty secured its third win to clinch the title. The team became the first in WNBA history with back-to-back 30+ win seasons.

"This Championship is not only for us and New York City – it’s for all Liberty Loyals and our Brooklyn community! We are honored to celebrate at the iconic Canyon of Heroes, and also come together with our passionate fans at our home in Brooklyn," said New York Liberty CEO Keia Clarke. "The community in the borough has embraced us wholeheartedly since we began playing at Barclays Center and we want to share this moment with them."

After the parade, NYC Mayor Eric Adams awarded the Key to the City of New York to members of the New York Liberty.

"Every step of the way, the New York Liberty made our city proud, from making franchise history to securing the best record in the league, to inspiring all New Yorkers that our city is full of champions," Adams said.

The team hosted a celebration with fans at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

Championship merchandise is on sale HERE and at the team’s store at Barclays Center, Brooklyn Fanatics.

NY Liberty players

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BROOKLYN, NY - OCTOBER 20: Nyara Sabally #8, Kayla Thornton #5, Leonie Fiebich #13, Kennedy Burke #2, Ivana Dojkic #18, Marquesha Davis #1, Jaylyn Sherrod #0, Breanna Stewart #30, Courtney Vandersloot #22, Jonquel Jones #35, Sabrina Ionescu #20, and

NY Liberty coaching staff

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