UConn Huskies forward Ice Brady is still preparing for their defense of the NCAA national championship they won last April. She took some time off from training to support her hometown of San Diego’s NWSL squad, the San Diego Wave on Saturday, with her addressing her hometown crowd during the game.
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The team was taking on Angel City FC during that NWSL game, and fans had some mixed opinions regarding her appearance there, though a majority were very supportive.
“ULTIMATE CROSSOVER EPISODE,” one fan said.
“My two worlds colliding 😭,” commented another fan.
“Ice is so cute. My Boo Thang!! 😍😍” another fan added.
“THE CROSSOVER WE NEVER KNEW WE NEEDED,” said another supporter.
There were still a few detractors from the comments section, however.
“Lamest halftime yet,” one person said.
“Yall couldn’t even afford a crest on the head? Yall just borrowed the drum from the local high school? Do better,” said one critic.
After full time, the San Diego Wave ended up with a draw against Angel City FC, as the the game ties scoreless for most of the game. This changed after Makenzy Robbe scored a goal in the 85th minute of the match, though this did not last long. Alanna Kennedy scored a crucial goal during the 92nd minute of the game, with neither team managing to score a goal soon after, thus the match ending in a draw.
After the match, the San Diego Wave are now in fourth place in the standings with seven wins, five draws and three losses.
Ice Brady One of UConn Ladies Who Glammed Up for the ESPYs
Ice Brady previously found herself as one of the UConn Huskies who attended the ESPYs last July, as they were nominated for the “Best Team” award. Joining her were Azzi Fudd, KK Arnold, Morgan Cheli and more. All of them were glammed up and even featured by Vogue magazine.
They were nominated for the award after dethroning the then-defending national champions, the South Carolina Gamecocks in a thrilling national final. Paige Bueckers missed the award ceremony, as she was already in the WNBA at that time.
Eventually, the team lost the award to Super Bowl champs, the Philadelphia Eagles. Despite this, the UConn WBB squad still showed some grace and poise as they represented college women’s basketball, which has been seeing an uptick in popularity over the last few years.
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