‘It feels really good,’ Toronto Tempo guard Marina Mabrey named WNBA All-Star

For the first time in her eight-year career in the WNBA, Toronto Tempo’s star guard Marina Mabrey has been named to the All-Star roster. She’ll be playing in the July 25 game in Chicago.

July 9, 2026Eva Zhu

Toronto Raptors female basketball player wearing jersey number 3 dribbling during a game at NOW Toronto event. — Marina Mabrey is a guard for the Toronto Tempo who was drafted from the Connecticut Sun. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sammy Kogan)

What to know

Marina Mabrey, a guard with the Toronto Tempo, has been selected to play on the WNBA’s All-Star team
This is her first time making the All-Star roster in her eight-year career
Mabrey has become an invaluable player for the Tempo, tying the record for most points scored in a single WNBA game, with 53 points
The All-Star game will be played on July 25 in Chicago

Marina Mabrey has officially been named an All-Star!

The Toronto Tempo guard was one of 22 players selected to play in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) All-Star game on July 25.

Mabrey will be heading to the game as one of 12 reserve players. This is the first time in her eight-year career that she has made All-Star status. She’s also the only player from the Toronto Tempo to have been selected.

“It feels really good to be named a WNBA All-Star,” said Mabrey in a Toronto Tempo press release. “After years of hard work and perseverance, it’s incredibly validating to be recognized among the best players in the league.”

In 2019, she was picked 19th overall in the WNBA college draft and has played for four other WNBA teams — Los Angeles Sparks, Dallas Wings, Chicago Sky, and Connecticut Sun, before being drafted to the Tempo.

Mabrey’s top moments

Since joining the Tempo, Mabrey has become a consistent starter in games and an invaluable player on the team.

On June 25, 2026, she tied the record for most points and most three-point field goals in a WNBA, scoring a mind-boggling 53 points. She made 17 shots with nine from the three-point line.

“Marina’s work ethic and commitment to winning show up every single day. She’s embraced every challenge, elevated her game and made everyone around her better. We’re thrilled to see her recognized as a WNBA All-Star,” said head coach Sandy Brondello in the press release.