Isabelle Harrison Starts for Atlanta’s Win Over Toronto

Game Recap

Atlanta (15-10) defeated Toronto (10-15) 111‑92 at Toronto’s Coca‑Cola Coliseum in front of 8,210 fans. The victory moves the Dream further into the playoff picture while the Tempo struggles to stay above the .500 mark. Angel Reese paced the scoring with 23 points and a double‑double of 12 rebounds.

Harrison’s Night

Isabelle Harrison logged 21 minutes off the bench for the Tempo, posting 10 points on 4‑of‑8 shooting and adding three rebounds, two of them defensive. Her night highlighted a strong resurgence after a prolonged absence from the WNBA. Harrison’s output showed she remains a productive role player for Toronto.

Star Scoring

Marina Mabrey led Toronto with 26 points, while teammate Naz Hillmon matched the effort with 24 points for the Dream. Angel Reese’s 23‑point haul was complemented by a team‑high 12 rebounds, steering Atlanta to the win. Jordan Horston made her WNBA debut, logging 20 minutes in a historic first game for the franchise.

Career Background

Harrison played for the University of Tennessee from 2011 to 2015 under head coaches Pat Summitt and Holly Warlick, earning SEC Tournament MVP honors and First‑Team All‑SEC recognition in 2014. She entered the 2015 WNBA draft and was selected 12th overall by Phoenix. After a long layoff, Harrison captured the 2019 Associated Press WNBA Comeback Player of the Year award, signaling a remarkable comeback. Today’s outing proves she remains a valuable contributor for the Tempo as they continue their season schedule.

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