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Liberty coach Sandy Brondello looks to Friday’s win against Seattle as the blueprint for Leonie Fiebich.

It was arguably one of Fiebich’s best games of the season. The second-year wing dropped 21 points and had five rebounds and two steals.

But the numbers don’t tell the whole story on Fiebich.

She looked confident, intentional and aggressive from the jump. It’s not just her scoring, though. It’s also her screen setting and the movement and spacing she provides the Liberty.

The numbers don’t tell the whole story on Leonie Fiebich.{ai:summary}Madeline Kenney follows the Liberty, sharing behind-the-scenes info with Sports+ subscribers.Leonie Fiebich had 21 points, five rebounds and two steals against Seattle; Brondello calls the performance the blueprint. She looked confident and aggressive, helping with screens, movement and spacing. #sports

A new side of Leonie Fiebich’s game can be Liberty’s playoff X factor

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