Seattle Storm at Indiana Fever

Larkins helps Fever beat Storm 76-68

The Fever (5-4) overcame a nine-point, second-quarter deficit, taking the lead at 63-61 on Marissa Coleman's 3-pointer from the left corner with 4 minutes to play.

"I thought it was a good win against a good scrappy team," Fever coach Lin Dunn said. "It is always special for me to see a team behind and come back and win."

Coleman finished with 12 points.

"I am just starting to find my shot," Coleman said. "Missing a lot early on, so I think feeling more and more comfortable and being able to knock down some shot defiantly gets my confidence going."

Larkins also had 11 rebounds for her fourth double-double of the season.

"She is a warrior," Dunn said. "She is the leader of this team. She puts our team on her shoulders and takes us to a victory."

Before the game, Dunn was honored for her accomplishments and upcoming induction into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.

"It was special," Larkins said. "Coach Dunn has done a lot for basketball over the years and it's good to give her a win on a night she is recognized."

Camille Little led Seattle (4-7) with 17 points, Tanisha added 15, and scoring leader Crystal Langhorne was held to eight.

Seattle used a 13-4 run late in the second quarter to build its nine-point lead.

"The second half we kind of lost that focus and intensity," Wright said. "We just didn't do as good of a job and down the stretch they took advantage.

Indiana was again without Tamika Catchings. She has yet to play this season because of a back injury.

Regular Season Series

IND wins series 2-0