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Check out the unique Breanna Stewart bobblehead coming to UConn’s Brooklyn showcase

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Kenney, M. (2026, October 8). Check out the unique Breanna Stewart bobblehead coming to UConn’s Brooklyn showcase. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/08/sports/breanna-stewart-special-edition-bobblehead-for-uconn-game-at-barclays/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-08 · by Madeline Kenney

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The Women’s Champions Classic returning to Barclays Center on Dec. 5 will feature a special Breanna Stewart bobblehead, celebrating her illustrious career at UConn and beyond. The event includes two games: Michigan vs. Oklahoma and UConn vs. Maryland. Each fan attending the showcase will receive this double-sided figurine depicting Stewart in both her UConn white jersey holding an NCAA trophy and her Liberty uniform with the 2024 title. Stewart herself approved the bobblehead, though she humorously noted that her hair color could be darker. Her career at UConn is marked by leading the team to four consecutive national championships, solidifying her status as one of the greatest players in college basketball history.

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🔮 Regardless of what happens Saturday, a first-time champion will be crowned.
🔮 But they will have to do it without Jaedyn Shaw and Rose Lavelle, two of the club’s leading scorers.
🔮 A 27-point blowout prompted Gabby Williams to immediately deliver an impassioned message to her teammates in a huddle on the floor.
🔮 This unfamiliar position has forced the U.S. to confront a new reality in which reclaiming the top spot will require measuring itself against the team that holds it.
🔮 Entering Friday, with New York on the brink of elimination, all Stewart could think about was extending the Liberty’s season.
🔮 The Liberty would like to think they could be the first and vowed to chip away at the mountain one game at a time. “The mentality is just that it’s not over,” Ionescu said.
🔮 When the Women’s Champions Classic returns to Barclays Center later this year, the spotlight will shine on some of the biggest stars in women’s college basketball.
🔮 The Liberty, now trailing 2-0 in the best-of-five semifinals, learned after the game they had a reset timeout after all and could’ve advanced the ball on the final possession.
🔮 NOW“I would probably say that too if I didn’t want to admit that we got beat by somebody else,” Dream wing Rhyne Howard said Tuesday.
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Maryland Michigan Oklahoma UConn the Women’s Champions Classic

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UConn ORG · 4× Stewart PERSON · 3× Breanna Stewart PERSON · 1× Liberty ORG · 1× Maryland GPE · 1× Michigan GPE · 1× NCAA Tournament ORG · 1× Oklahoma GPE · 1× Stewie PERSON · 1× WNBA ORG · 1×

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Fans who attend the Dec. 5 showcase — a doubleheader featuring Michigan against Oklahoma and UConn against Maryland — will receive the double-sided Stewie figurine, which should serve as a miniature reminder of a career loaded with hardware, highlights and history.
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🔮 When the Women’s Champions Classic returns to Barclays Center later this year, the spotlight will shine on some of the biggest stars in women’s college basketball.

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When the Women’s Champions Classic returns to Barclays Center later this year, the spotlight will shine on some of the biggest stars in women’s college basketball. asserted
spotlight → return → basketball
But one familiar face may steal the show without even stepping onto the court. uncertain
face → steal → court
A special Breanna Stewart bobblehead will be handed out to celebrate the basketball icon’s championship excellence at UConn and beyond. asserted
bobblehead → hand → UConn
Fans who attend the Dec. 5 showcase — a doubleheader featuring Michigan against Oklahoma and UConn against Maryland — will receive the double-sided Stewie figurine, which should serve as a miniature reminder of a career loaded with hardware, highlights and history. asserted
which → attend → hardware
On one side, Stewart is wearing a white UConn jersey while holding an NCAA Tournament trophy. asserted
Stewart → wear → trophy
On the other, the three-time WNBA champion is donning her Liberty uniform with the 2024 title. asserted
champion → don → title
Stewart approved the bobblehead. asserted
Stewart → approve → bobblehead
“I like it, but my hair’s a little dark,” she said. asserted
she → like → it
“But I was like, you know what? I just approved it.” asserted
I → know → it
Stewart cemented herself as one of the greatest players in college basketball history when she led UConn to four consecutive national championships. asserted
she → cement → championships
Her dominance has carried over to her professional career, where she continues to pile up championships and accolades as one of the league’s defining stars. asserted
she → carry → stars
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