Women's National Basketball Association

FINAL Saturday, August 13, 2011
Washington Mystics 75
–
Connecticut Sun 82
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WSH2914161675
CON2618172182
Mohegan Sun Arena

Team Stats

28-63
FG
26-62
44
Field Goal %
42
8-18
3PT
6-10
44
Three Point %
60
11-13
FT
24-29
85
Free Throw %
83
37
Rebounds
31
9
Offensive Rebounds
8
28
Defensive Rebounds
23
18
Assists
17
7
Steals
9
1
Blocks
4
17
Turnovers
14
3
Team Turnovers
0
20
Total Turnovers
14
0
Technical Fouls
0
0
Total Technical Fouls
0
0
Flagrant Fouls
0
11
Points Conceded Off Turnovers
13
5
Fast Break Points
13
32
Points in Paint
28
26
Fouls
10

Top Performers

WSH

  • Crystal Langhorne MIN 25 · PTS 17 · FG 7-10
  • Matee Ajavon MIN 33 · PTS 14 · FG 4-14
  • Marissa Coleman MIN 26 · PTS 14 · FG 5-11
  • Kelly Miller MIN 30 · PTS 6 · FG 2-9

CON

  • Tina Charles MIN 33 · PTS 16 · FG 6-18
  • Tan White MIN 27 · PTS 9 · FG 2-3
  • Asjha Jones MIN 35 · PTS 8 · FG 4-11
  • Renee Montgomery MIN 32 · PTS 16 · FG 3-10

Recent Plays

  1. 0.0 · 4th Quarter End Game
  2. 0.0 · 4th Quarter End of the 4th Quarter.
  3. 0.2 · 4th Quarter Asjha Jones Defensive Rebound.
  4. 0.9 · 4th Quarter Marissa Coleman missed Layup.
  5. 6.8 · 4th Quarter Jasmine Thomas enters the game for Crystal Langhorne.
  6. 6.8 · 4th Quarter Kelsey Griffin enters the game for Tina Charles.
  7. 6.8 · 4th Quarter Washington 20 Sec. Timeout.
  8. 6.8 · 4th Quarter DeMya Walker Defensive Rebound.

Head to Head

CON wins series 4-0

Injuries

Connecticut Sun

  • Rayah Marshall Out
  • Olivia Nelson-Ododa Out
  • Saniya Rivers Out
  • Brittney Griner Out
  • Kennedy Burke Out

Washington Mystics

WNBA News

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