League-Agni Minnesota Links has returned MVP candidate Neeffa Kolier in Guna as they host a struggling connectivity sun on Sunday in Miniapolis.
Minnesota (13–2) overturned at Atlanta with a rare necklace with a 96–92 overtime win on Friday. The Sun (2–14) fell from 97–81 in Seattle on Friday, causing her defeat to reach eight games in the third consecutive competition without Marina Mabre (knee).
After recalling two matches with a back injury, Coliere scored 26 points, with seven rebels and six assistance in 40 minutes on Friday, on the way to his ninth game of 20-Plus points. She is scoring a league-secretary 24.5 points per game.
“If it had been a playoff, I would have come back first,” the colir said. “But I wanted to make sure that I am coming back, there is no load management, no minute restriction, 100 percent is ready to go.”
Minnesota is scoring 84.2 points per game with a balanced attack in which Kayla McBrid has scored 15.5 points per competition while Courtney Williams has an average of 13.0 with 5.9 assistance.
The Sun has 1-8 road records, including a loss of 76–70 in Minnesota on 23 May. Links are 7–0 at home.
Mabre scored 22 points with eight ribounds and six assistance in the last meeting against Minnesota, and his absence will not make it easy for the sun to win a disturbed victory in the conclusion of the Char-Game Road Swing.
Mabre has scored 15.2 points, while Tina Charles is a leading scorer for connecticut with 15.6 points.
Suraj is a league-the most bad is hitting 71.6 points per game and has lost its last three at an average of 22 points.
But there have been encouraging indications, such as the crook Anisah Moro scoring in double figures in four of his last five matches, including 20 against The Storm. Bria Hartley added 19 against Seattle.
“We still need to come together and be better collectively, so that we are all on the same page,” said Hartley. “I think you look at moments where a player is really playing well, and another player is in another night.
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