WASHINGTON MYSTICS (3-4) VS. INDIANA FEVER (3-4)
MYSTICS 84 – FEVER 91
TEAM | HIGH PTS | HIGH REB | HIGH AST |
MYSTICS | Meesseman (19) | Hawkins (10) | Mitchell (5) |
FEVER | Mitchell (29) | McCowan (11) | Allemand (5) |
SAY HER NAME
On August 13, 2014, Michelle Cusseaux, a 50-year-old mentally ill African American woman from Phoenix, AZ, was shot while police were serving a court-ordered mental-health pickup. According to police reports, Cusseaux wouldn’t open the door and police forced their way inside. Sergeant Percy Dupra shot Cusseaux when she was found with a hammer raised above her head, which police deemed “threatening” and claimed “self-defense.” We will continue to #SayHerName. [Source: Phoenix Cop Who Killed Michelle Cusseaux Violated Department Policy, PPD Board Rules – Miriam Wasser, Phoenix New Times]
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GAME HIGHLIGHTS
- Emma Meeseeman led the Mystics in scoring, totaling 19 points. Meesseman has scored 15+ points the past three consecutive games, marking her longest 15+ point scoring streak since the 2017 season (7/8/17-8/16/17).
- The Mystics attempted a season-high 33 free-throws, the most free-throw attempts since July 7, 2018 (35). Washington is one of six teams this season to attempt 30-plus free-throws in a single game.
- Washington has shot 20+ free-throws for the fifth time this season. Last season, Washington totaled 20-plus free throw attempts on 11 occasions.
- Washington forced Indiana into 16 turnovers, the sixth game this season the team has forced their opponent into 15 or more turnovers.
- Four Mystics players (Meesseman, Hawkins, Mitchell, Hines-Allen) scored in double-figures, marking the fifth game this season four or more players have reached double-figures in the same game.
- Tianna Hawkins totaled 17 points and 10 rebounds, her first double-double since May 30, 2018. Hawkins’ 17 points also mark a season high.