2004 Seattle Storm Roster

Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)
Team Record: 20-14
Finishing 2nd in the WNBA's Western Conference
Postseason: 6-2 Won Championship

First Round - Defeated Minnesota Lynx 2-0
Conference Finals - Defeated Sacramento Monarchs 2-1
Finals - Defeated Connecticut Sun 2-1
Coach: Anne Donovan (20-14)
Location: Seattle, Washington
Attendance: 134,291, Avg. 7,899 in 17 home dates
2004 Seattle Storm Statistics

The Seattle Storm of the Women's National Basketball Association ended the 2004 season with a record of 20 wins and 14 losses, finishing second in the WNBA's Western Conference. The team compiled a postseason mark of 6-2.

Seattle racked up 2,437 points and surrendered 2,264. Lauren Jackson netted a team-leading 634 points for the Storm, while Sue Bird and Betty Lennox scored 11 or more per game also. Lauren Jackson accounted for 207 rebounds. Sue Bird dished out 184 assists for the squad.

On the defensive side of the ball, Sheri Sam added 53 thefts, and Lauren Jackson swatted 62 opponent shot attempts.

Anne Donovan coached the team. The 2004 Seattle Storm won the Championship of the playoffs.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight College Hometown
Adia BarnesFFebruary 3, 19775'11"165ArizonaSan Diego, CA USA
Tully BevilaquaGJuly 19, 19725'7"145Merredin, WA AUS
Sue BirdGOctober 16, 19805'9"150ConnecticutSyosset, NY USA
Janell BurseCMay 19, 19796'5"199Tulane
Simone EdwardsCNovember 17, 19736'4"164Iowa
Trina FriersonFAugust 23, 19796'2"186Louisiana Tech
Michelle GrecoGMarch 24, 19805'9"145UCLA
Lauren JacksonF-CMay 11, 19816'5"187Albury, NSW AUS
Betty LennoxGDecember 4, 19765'8"143Louisiana Tech
Sheri SamF-GMay 5, 19746'0"160Vanderbilt
Alicia ThompsonFJune 30, 19766'1"180Texas Tech
Kamila VodichkovaF-CDecember 19, 19726'4"190Litomerice, TCH


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