2004 Women's National Basketball Association


The 2004 season was the Women's National Basketball Association's 8th, and 13 teams competed in the league that year. The Seattle Storm won the 2004 WNBA championship.

2004 Women's National Basketball Association Standings
2004 Women's National Basketball Association League Leaders

Charlotte Sting (16-18) - Roster | Statistics
Connecticut Sun (18-16) - Roster | Statistics
Detroit Shock (17-17) - Roster | Statistics
Houston Comets (13-21) - Roster | Statistics
Indiana Fever (15-19) - Roster | Statistics
Los Angeles Sparks (25-9) - Roster | Statistics
Minnesota Lynx (18-16) - Roster | Statistics
New York Liberty (18-16) - Roster | Statistics
Phoenix Mercury (17-17) - Roster | Statistics
Sacramento Monarchs (18-16) - Roster | Statistics
San Antonio Silver Stars (9-25) - Roster | Statistics
Seattle Storm (20-14) - Roster | Statistics
Washington Mystics (17-17) - Roster | Statistics


Marker indicates city location, not venue address.


2004 Award Winners


Suzie McConnell Serio - Coach of the Year
Lisa Leslie - Defensive Player of the Year
Teresa Edwards - Kim Perrot Sportsmanship Award
Kelly Miller - Most Improved Player
Wendy Palmer - Most Improved Player
Lisa Leslie - Most Valuable Player
Diana Taurasi - Rookie of the Year
Betty Lennox - WNBA Finals Most Valuable Player

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