Natasha Hydeman scored all her eight points in two seconds-haf runs, Nephassa Kolier returned from one night with a game-high 24 points and Minnesota Links moved beyond the host Golden State Wallcriege 86-75 in San Francisco on Sunday night.
Returning from one throat knee, the colir completed his third consecutive consecutive double-dobe with season-high-tie 11 rebounds, and courtny Williams added 20 points to Minnesota, which remained unbeaten through seven matches.
Veronica Burton took advantage of a career-high in a team-high 21 points and Kate Martin as a career-high 14 for the Golden State, which led a one in Halftime and took advantage of 56-53 after Kayla Thornton’s interior Hoop in the third round of the third round.
But the Links, who scored the WNBA final in the previous season, took charge from there, which led to a 14–2 burst, which included 3-pointers from Hidman, Williams and Bridget Carlton.
Attempting to avoid the third consecutive loss, Vulkiris hung within 68–60 through the end of the quarter, before the Hydeman had two hoops-one that she turned into a three-point playing-and colored added a basket 7–0, which opened at 75-60 to open the fourth period.
Williams also got time for five rebels and a team-high five assistance. In seven attempts, his three 3-pointers dropped Minnesota out of the arch, despite eight less efforts, out of 33-27.
Kayla McBrid pasted 16 points and six rebounds, while Carlton had 12 points for links, who completed two-market western sweeps after sending Phoenix mercury without colir on Friday.
Links and Valkiris were meeting for the first time.
Thornton finished with 11 points and a team-high seven rebounds for the Golden State, who played defending-champion New York Liberty on the road in their last two matches.
Julie Vanalu closed a team-high for Assistors and stole two for an expansion team, the house of Golden State Warriors, for a expansion team selling all three domestic games at the Vishal Chase Center.
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