WNBA New York Liberty

Schumacher joins Liberty

Published on February 24, 2006 under Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)
New York Liberty News Release


Big news today in Liberty land! Log onto nyliberty.com to read about the newest Liberty baller - Kelly Schumacher. The team just acquired the 6'5" vet from Indiana this afternoon. She will add size and a great inside presence to the 2006 New York team.

Now we all know what basketball enthusiasts you are. You love this sport, you love our players, you just love our game, right? Knowing that, we have added two new features this week to nyliberty.com to quench your basketball thirst.

First, Inside the Key premiered on the website at the beginning of the week. This microsite will help you learn everything you want to know about the game. We've got something for everyone - players, coaches, fans - anyone looking to pick up a little somethin' somethin' about the game of basketball. And in case you think you know it all, we even give you a section to email us with your own thoughts and suggestions. So start checking back each week for fresh, new ideas from Inside the Key.

Also new to nyliberty.com is a weekly update on the Liberty players' off-season action. Everyone from vet Becky Hammon to newcomer Iciss Tillis is playing right now to get ready for the upcoming WNBA season. This week we update you with how they've been doing so far this off-season, then you can check back each week moving forward for further updates.

While it's easy to get caught up in the new exciting content on nyliberty.com, don't forget to take a look at the 2006 schedule and ticket information while you're there. As you can see, we're going full steam ahead towards the new season, and we want you to be here with us every step of the way!

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