2009 Atlanta Dream Roster

Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)
Team Record: 18-16
Finishing 2nd in the WNBA's Eastern Conference
Postseason: 0-2 Lost first round

First Round - Lost to Detroit Shock 2-0
Coach: Marynell Meadors (18-16)
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Attendance: 120,737, Avg. 7,102 in 17 home dates
2009 Atlanta Dream Statistics

The Atlanta Dream of the Women's National Basketball Association ended the 2009 season with a record of 18 wins and 16 losses, finishing second in the WNBA's Eastern Conference. The team compiled a postseason mark of 0-2.

Atlanta scored 2,861 points and conceded 2,797. Iziane Castro Marques netted a team-leading 488 points for the Dream, while Chamique Holdsclaw and Sancho Lyttle contributed 13 or more per game also. Erika de Souza accounted for 309 rebounds. Shalee Lehning dished out 127 assists for the squad.

On the defensive side of the ball, Angel McCoughtry added 74 thefts.

Marynell Meadors coached the team. The 2009 Atlanta Dream lost in the first round of the playoffs.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight College Hometown
Iziane Castro MarquesF-GMarch 13, 19826'0"140San Luis do Maranhao, MAR BRA
Erika de SouzaF-CMarch 3, 19826'5"190Rio de Janeiro, RIO BRA
Chamique HoldsclawFAugust 9, 19776'2"172TennesseeAstoria, NY USA
Jennifer LacyFMarch 21, 19836'3"175Pepperdine
Ivory LattaGSeptember 24, 19845'6"143North Carolina
Shalee LehningGOctober 27, 19865'9"147Kansas State
Sancho LyttleFSeptember 20, 19836'4"175Houston
Angel McCoughtryFSeptember 10, 19866'1"160LouisvilleBaltimore, MD USA
Coco MillerGSeptember 6, 19785'9"140Georgia
Armintie PriceG-FApril 3, 19855'9"133Mississippi
Michelle SnowCMarch 20, 19806'5"158Tennessee
Nikki TeasleyGMarch 22, 19796'0"169North Carolina
Tamera YoungFOctober 30, 19866'2"166James Madison


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