Women's National Basketball Association

FINAL Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Los Angeles Sparks 86
–
Washington Mystics 82
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LA231816141586
WSH191811231182

Team Stats

32-65
FG
33-75
49
Field Goal %
44
4-19
3PT
5-18
21
Three Point %
28
18-26
FT
11-13
69
Free Throw %
85
32
Rebounds
37
13
Offensive Rebounds
19
19
Defensive Rebounds
18
20
Assists
14
16
Steals
8
9
Blocks
2
12
Turnovers
15
1
Team Turnovers
2
13
Total Turnovers
17
0
Technical Fouls
0
0
Total Technical Fouls
0
0
Flagrant Fouls
0
16
Points Conceded Off Turnovers
20
13
Fast Break Points
6
30
Points in Paint
40
15
Fouls
24

Top Performers

LA

  • Candace Parker MIN 38 · PTS 19 · FG 5-12
  • Tina Thompson MIN 32 · PTS 15 · FG 6-12
  • DeLisha Milton-Jones MIN 29 · PTS 13 · FG 6-11
  • Ticha Penicheiro MIN 33 · PTS 4 · FG 1-5

WSH

  • Crystal Langhorne MIN 45 · PTS 28 · FG 13-23
  • Matee Ajavon MIN 43 · PTS 14 · FG 5-16
  • DeMya Chakheia Walker MIN 24 · PTS 12 · FG 5-13
  • Jasmine Thomas MIN 25 · PTS 6 · FG 2-6

Recent Plays

  1. 0.0 · OT End Game
  2. 0.0 · OT End of the 1st Overtime.
  3. 2.0 · OT Matee Ajavon Bad Pass. Stolen by Noelle Quinn.
  4. 3.8 · OT Los Angeles Defensive Rebound.
  5. 4.1 · OT Candace Parker missed Free Throw 2 of 2.
  6. 4.1 · OT Candace Parker made Free Throw 1 of 2.
  7. 4.1 · OT Crystal Langhorne Foul. Candace Parker gains possession.
  8. 5.1 · OT Los Angeles 20 Sec. Timeout.

Head to Head

Series tied 1-1

Injuries

Washington Mystics

Los Angeles Sparks

  • Ndjakalenga Mwenentanda Out
  • Shyanne Sellers Out
  • Cameron Brink Out
  • Aaliyah Nye Out

WNBA News

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