Nneka Ogwumike ends the WNBA’s 30th anniversary celebration with a late-game highlight as the Los Angeles Sparks defeat the New York Liberty 98-97 on Sunday night. Multiple reports say Ogwumike, a 15-year veteran, delivers the winning points at the buzzer, finishing the game with a dramatic shot after a closely contested finish. The matchup also functions as a homecoming of sorts, with the ceremony reflecting the league’s history and the Sparks’ legacy. Original WNBA stars and franchise legends are reported to be in attendance for the anniversary game, including Lisa Leslie, Rebecca Lobo, and Teresa Weatherspoon. One account notes the ESPN broadcast features Ogwumike during the celebration, prompting remarks about what it means to mark the league’s evolution on her home court. The game result and the on-court moment are presented as the centerpiece of the event, with Ogwumike’s buzzer-beater securing the win and the surrounding recognition honoring figures tied to the WNBA’s and Sparks’ development over three decades.