July 10, 2025; Washington, Columbia District, USA; The Washington Mistakes Guard Britney Cyx (20) celebrates the court while leaving the court after defeating the Las Vegas aces in Egbank Arena. Compulsory Credit: Rafael Suns-Imgon Picture Washington Mistics has a chance to hold a victorious record for the first time since May, after a win on Thursday against A’aza Wilson-Las Las Vegas Aces.
The mystic is 10–10 as they are ready to visit the Seattle Storm on Sunday and can break the first .500 as they were 2–1 after the loss of May 10 to Golden State Volcaries on 10 May.
His latest victory, 70–68, on Las Vegas showed cruelty.
The mysticists had only 27 points, before they did not do 43 in the second half.
“We had to try to adjust our look slightly and move a little more,” said Sydney Johnson, head coach of Mistix, said Sydney Johnson. “And then let the things that we thought could open there.”
With the remaining 3:45 in the game, Mistics overtook 66–58 before scoring 12–2 runs to overcome the victory.
Washington’s leading scorer (17.5 points per game) Britney Cyx returned to form with 18 points. In its last four matches, a competition was an average of eight points in a competition on a sub -30 -per cent shooting from the guard ground.
The team will require a similar performance with their Go-Two scorer, and a better start against a solid storm squad.
Seattle (13–8) has placed opponents for the first first points per game in the League (79.2). Aggressively, the storm is one of the most efficient aggressive teams, at the second position in Field Gol percentage (45.6) and third in three-point percent (34.5).
Veteran Guard Skylar Digins reduced the crime, paid the squad with 18.2 points and assists 5.9 per game at the team’s best 40.5 percent from the 3-point range.
The storm is unlikely to have a poor shooting night, although they have been unstable in their last five matches.
Seattle proceeded 3–2 in that period, but his loss was reported. The storm faced a route of 84-57 at the hands of Vulkiris on 29 June and shot 27 percent from the ground. On July 9, he was excluded from 27–9 in the fourth quarter, damaging the connectic flax in the 93–83 defeat. Seattle was shooting 3 -14 with six turnover in the final quarter.
“I’m glad we were able to get another great competitive game,” Seattle said Naneka Ogwumike after winning in rematch. “We needed this type of game. We needed to be able to grind things and we needed to get a stop even when we went into shots.”
This is the first matchup between these two teams this season. The storm went 3–1 against Washington in the previous season.
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