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Unrivaled co-founder Breanna Stewart leads Mist to championship

AP photo by Frank Franklin II / Breanna Stewart (30) celebrates after scoring as Mist teammate Alanna Smith looks on during an Unrivaled semifinal against the Breeze on Monday in New York. Stewart's team won that game 73-69, then beat the Phantom 80-74 in Wednesday's title game in Medley, Fla.
AP photo by Frank Franklin II / Breanna Stewart (30) celebrates after scoring as Mist teammate Alanna Smith looks on during an Unrivaled semifinal against the Breeze on Monday in New York. Stewart's team won that game 73-69, then beat the Phantom 80-74 in Wednesday's title game in Medley, Fla. AP photo by Frank Franklin II / Breanna Stewart (30) celebrates after scoring as Mist teammate Alanna Smith looks on during an Unrivaled semifinal against the Breeze on Monday in New York. Stewart's team won that game 73-69, then beat the Phantom 80-74 in Wednesday's title game in Medley, Fla.

By TIM REYNOLDS / The Associated Press 5 min read

MEDLEY, Fla. — She was a two-time New York state champion at Cicero-North Syracuse High School, then helped the University of Connecticut add four NCAA Division I tournament titles during her time with the Huskies.

Her collection includes three each in WNBA crowns, FIBA Women’s World Cup gold medals and Olympic gold medals, along with two titles in the women’s EuroLeague.

And now added to the mix is a first championship in Unrivaled — the 3-on-3 league she co-founded.

When it comes to the basketball court, Breanna Stewart has won it all.

Stewart and her Mist teammates are the queens of Unrivaled for 2026, topping Kelsey Plum and her Phantom cohorts 80-74 in the championship game Wednesday night to cap the league’s second season.