Isabelle Harrison made a serious statement before Friday’s game against the Atlanta Dream, strutting into Coca-Cola Coliseum in a leg-baring outfit that went absolutely wild on social media. The Toronto Tempo forward immediately grabbed attention, with Athlete Vanity posting her photo right after tip-off with the caption, “Isabelle Harrison. Those legs.” You just knew it was gonna break the internet.
The WNBA Tunnel Is Her Runway
This isn’t Harrison’s first rodeo when it comes to turning the pregame tunnel into her personal fashion show. This latest look, confidently displayed in an arena tunnel photo, adds to a growing collection of viral pregame outfits from Toronto’s inaugural WNBA season. We saw her stun in an all-pink ensemble, complete with a fitted top, matching bottoms, and coordinated accessories, before the Tempo’s July 5th clash with the Dallas Wings. She consistently uses this moment to show off her style, mixing vibrant statement pieces with some seriously sleek, understated looks. Honestly, she’s become one of the Tempo’s most fashionable players, no question.
More Than Just Style, She’s Balling Out
But let’s be real, Harrison is doing way more than just serving looks for the WNBA’s newest franchise. The 32-year-old entered Friday averaging 13.1 points, 6.3 rebounds, 1.6 assists, 0.9 steals, and 0.8 blocks across 14 appearances. Her shooting splits are flat-out impressive, hitting 50.3 percent from the field and a blistering 45.2 percent from 3-point range! These numbers are a huge leap from her previous career averages of 8.0 points and 4.5 rebounds. She’s been on a tear, scoring in double figures in four of her past five games. She dropped one of her best performances of the season on July 8th with 24 points, eight rebounds, and two assists against the Golden State Valkyries, then followed it up two days later with 18 points and eight rebounds while shooting 8-of-10 from the field against the Dallas Wings. Even after being limited to eight points and five rebounds in Toronto’s 79-62 loss to the Washington Mystics on Tuesday, Friday’s game was a fresh chance to bounce back. Her combination of size, shooting, and experience makes her a crucial piece in coach Sandy Brondello’s rotation.
The Tempo came into the Atlanta matchup at 10-14, sitting in fifth place in the Eastern Conference standings. This game against Atlanta also had some extra history brewing for Harrison; she was ejected from their previous matchup on June 14th after getting a flagrant foul 2 for pulling Dream forward Angel Reese to the court. Talk about high stakes and a chance to respond.
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