WNBA Washington Mystics

Mystics vs. Storm Postgame Information - July 11

Published on July 11, 2023 under Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)
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Washington Mystics vs. Seattle Storm

July 11, 2023

Mystics 93 - Storm 86

High Points High Rebounds High Assists

Mystics (93) Sykes (26) Egbo (8) Cloud (8)

Storm (86) Loyd (39) Fankam Mendjiadeu (11) Three Players (3)

Mystics Game Notes:

Brittney Sykes led the Mystics with 26 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 steals in the contest.

Sykes scored 25+ points for the second time this season after previously scoring 29 points on July 7 vs. Indiana

This was her 29th career game with 3+ steals, and her sixth such performance this season, tied for the second most in the league.

She currently holds the longest active streak in the league with 28 games with at least one steal. Her 28-game streak is tied for the 8th longest streak in WNBA history and is the longest streak of her career.

Shatori Walker-Kimbrough scored a season-high 16 points tonight. Her previous high was 11 points on June 28 vs. Atlanta

Ariel Atkins now holds the Mystics franchise record in threes made with 309 after hitting a three in tonight's game. She passed Ivory Latta who made 308 three's in five seasons with the Mystics.

Natasha Cloud chipped in nine points, eight assists, and two rebounds.

This was her 15th game this season recording 5+ assists, tied for the third most in the WNBA.

Queen Egbo brought down 8 rebounds. This was her fifth time this season with 8+ rebounds and the first time with the Mystics.

The Mystics scored 90+ points for the third time this season, finishing the night with 93.

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