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Seattle Storm vs Washington Mystics

WNBA
Storm
19-11
82-77
Final
Mystics
18-12
CareFirst Arena

Lead tracker

SEA leadsBiggest lead SEA 15, WSH 9
Q1Q2Q3Q4
WSH leads
Team1234T
SEA1421222582
WSH1817202277

Who won: Storm 82-77

The Seattle Storm beat the Washington Mystics 82-77 on Saturday, July 30, 2022 at CareFirst Arena. The Storm win the series 2-1. Breanna Stewart led the Storm in points (18). Elena Delle Donne led the Mystics in points (22).

Recap · Jul 30
Stewart helps Storm beat Mystics 82-77, clinch playoff berth

Breanna Stewart made four free throws in the final 12 seconds and finished with 18 points, Tina Charles scored 16 points and grabbed nine rebounds and Seattle used a big second-half run to beat the Washington Mystics 82-77 Saturday and clinch a...

What it means

  • Season series: SEA wins series 2-1.
  • Storm 7-7 on the road; Mystics 9-5 at home.

Latest headlines

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ESPN · Sep 30
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Preview · Sep 29
Mystics set to play Dream Wednesday
Recap · Sep 27
Howard, Reese help Dream rally from 11-point deficit, beat Mystics 92-77 in Game 1 of playoff series
ESPN · Sep 27
Atlanta Dream vs. Washington Mystics - Game Highlights
Recap · Sep 24
Paige Bueckers scores 25, Jessica Shepard secures another triple-double and Wings beat Storm 103-91

Injuries and inactives

Storm4th in Western Conference Division
  • Ezi Magbegor F
    Lower Leg
    Out
  • Katie Lou Samuelson F
    Knee, Surgery, left
    Out
  • Taina Mair G
    Coach's Decision
    Out
  • Zia Cooke G
    Knee, right
    Out
Mystics7th in Eastern Conference Division

Nobody listed.

Head to head

SEA wins series 2-1
Last meeting: Storm 85, Mystics 71 (Jun 23)

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Game info

Venue
CareFirst Arena, Washington, DC · Attendance 4,200
Officials
Amy Bonner (Referee), Eric Brewton (Referee), Jenna Reneau (Referee)

Injuries, starters, headlines and game info from ESPN. Headlines open on ESPN.

Season seriesSEA wins series 2-1

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