Seattle Storm at Golden State Valkyries

· Women's National Basketball Association

0-1, 0-1 Away

Final
78 - 76

1-0, 1-0 Home

Regular Season Series

GS wins series 3-0

4th 0.0	End of Game	76 - 78
4th 0.0	End of the 4th Quarter	76 - 78
4th 0.1	Grace VanSlooten vs. Mariella Fasoula (Taina Mair gains possession)	76 - 78
4th 4.9	Grace VanSlooten offensive rebound	76 - 78
4th 4.9	Elle Ladine misses free throw 2 of 2	76 - 78

SEA		GS
25-64	FG	27-59
39	Field Goal %	46
7-18	3PT	15-33
39	Three Point %	45
19-26	FT	9-16
73	Free Throw %	56
30	Rebounds	35
12	Offensive Rebounds	10
18	Defensive Rebounds	25
12	Assists	16
7	Steals	9
1	Blocks	3
14	Turnovers	18
0	Team Turnovers	2
14	Total Turnovers	20
0	Technical Fouls	0
0	Total Technical Fouls	0
0	Flagrant Fouls	0
25	Points Conceded Off Turnovers	27
7	Fast Break Points	7
26	Points in Paint	20
24	Fouls	24
11	Largest Lead	8
16	Lead Changes	16
46	Percent Led	46

Venue: Chase Center

Location: San Francisco, CA
Attendance: 18,064 · Capacity:

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