2003 Los Angeles Sparks Roster

Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)
Team Record: 24-10
Finishing 1st in the WNBA's Western Conference
Postseason: 5-4 Lost Championship

First Round - Defeated Minnesota Lynx 2-1
Conference Finals - Defeated Sacramento Monarchs 2-1
Finals - Lost to Detroit Shock 2-1
Coach: Michael Cooper (24-10)
Location: Los Angeles, California
Attendance: 155,578, Avg. 9,152 in 17 home dates
2003 Los Angeles Sparks Statistics

The Los Angeles Sparks of the Women's National Basketball Association ended the 2003 season with a record of 24 wins and 10 losses, finishing first in the WNBA's Western Conference. The team compiled a postseason mark of 5-4.

Los Angeles poured in 2,499 points and allowed 2,432. Mwadi Mabika scored a team-leading 441 points for the Sparks, while Tamecka Dixon and DeLisha Milton-Jones netted 12 or more per game as well. Lisa Leslie contributed 231 rebounds. Nikki Teasley dished out 214 assists for the squad.

On defense, DeLisha Milton-Jones added 49 steals, and Lisa Leslie blocked 63 shots.

Michael Cooper coached the team. The 2003 Los Angeles Sparks lost in the Championship of the playoffs.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight College Hometown
Latasha ByearsG-FAugust 12, 19735'11"206DePaulMemphis, TN USA
Tamecka DixonGDecember 14, 19755'9"148Kansas
Jennifer GillomF-CJune 13, 19646'3"180MississippiAbbeville, MS USA
Chandra JohnsonCMarch 19, 19816'3"185Wisconsin-Green Bay
Lisa LeslieCJuly 7, 19726'5"170USCGardena, CA USA
Mwadi MabikaG-FJuly 27, 19765'11"165Kinshasa, ZAI
Rhonda MappCOctober 13, 19696'2"190North Carolina State
Nicky McCrimmonGMarch 22, 19725'8"125USC
DeLisha Milton-JonesFSeptember 11, 19746'1"185FloridaJessup, GA USA
Jenny MoweCFebruary 25, 19786'5"236Oregon
Vanessa NygaardFMarch 13, 19756'1"166StanfordScottsdale, AZ USA
Lynn PrideF-GOctober 16, 19786'2"180Kansas
Nikki TeasleyGMarch 22, 19796'0"169North Carolina
Shaquala WilliamsGApril 14, 19805'6"135Oregon
Sophia WitherspoonGJuly 6, 19695'10"145Florida


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