Marina Mabrey moved into 18th place in WNBA history with her seventh 3-pointer of the game, reaching 533 career makes from beyond the arc. The fourth-quarter shot completed a two-place climb during the game and pushed Mabrey further into the league’s top 20 career shooters.
What happened
Mabrey entered the game within reach of multiple positions on the WNBA’s all-time 3-point list and advanced twice as she piled up seven makes. Her fifth 3-pointer had already moved her into 19th earlier in the game.
The milestone run continued in the fourth quarter. Mabrey’s seventh make lifted her career total to 533 and carried her from 19th to 18th on the all-time leaderboard, giving her two places gained over the course of the game.
Why it matters
The rise strengthens Mabrey’s standing among the most prolific 3-point shooters in WNBA history. Reaching the top 20 established her place in that group, and advancing again in the same game moved her another step up the league’s career list.
The sequence also showed how quickly the leaderboard can change during a high-volume performance. Mabrey did not merely reach one career marker; she passed through 19th place and finished the game holding 18th, turning seven made 3-pointers into a notable move in the record book.
By the numbers
Mabrey made seven 3-pointers in the game. The fifth secured 19th place, while the seventh arrived in the fourth quarter and completed her climb to 18th.
Her career total now stands at 533 made 3-pointers. The key figures from the performance are seven makes in the game, 533 for her career and an all-time WNBA ranking of No. 18.
What to watch next
Mabrey’s next made 3-pointer will raise her career total beyond 533 and begin her chase of 17th place. After gaining two positions in one game, the focus shifts to how she builds on her new standing within the WNBA’s top 20.
No additional milestone is required for her to hold 18th; that position was secured with the fourth-quarter make. Each successful shot from beyond the arc from here will add to her career total as the pursuit of the next rung on the all-time list gets underway.