2002 Washington Mystics Roster

Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)
Team Record: 17-15
Finishing 3rd in the WNBA's Eastern Conference
Postseason: 3-2 Lost conference finals

First Round - Defeated Charlotte Sting 2-0
Conference Finals - Lost to New York Liberty 2-1
Coach: Marianne Stanley (17-15)
Location: Washington, District of Columbia
Attendance: 259,237, Avg. 16,202 in 16 home dates
2002 Washington Mystics Statistics

The Washington Mystics of the Women's National Basketball Association ended the 2002 season with a record of 17 wins and 15 losses, finishing third in the WNBA's Eastern Conference. The team compiled a postseason mark of 3-2.

Washington tossed in 2,135 points and yielded 2,116. Chamique Holdsclaw scored a team-best 397 points for the Mystics and racked up 232 rebounds. Annie Burgess dished out 93 assists for the squad.

On the defensive side of the ball, Vicky Bullett added 54 steals.

Marianne Stanley coached the team. The 2002 Washington Mystics lost in the conference finals of the playoffs.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight College Hometown
Kiesha BrownGJanuary 13, 19795'10"134GeorgiaAtlanta, GA USA
Vicky BullettFOctober 4, 19676'3"185MarylandMartinsburg, WV USA
Annie BurgessGApril 10, 19695'7"141Port Moresby, PNG
Stacey DalesG-FSeptember 5, 19796'0"155OklahomaCollingwood, ON CAN
Katryna GaitherCAugust 13, 19756'3"170Notre Dame
Chamique HoldsclawFAugust 9, 19776'2"172TennesseeAstoria, NY USA
Asjha JonesFAugust 1, 19806'2"196ConnecticutPiscataway, NJ USA
Helen LuzGNovember 23, 19725'8"144Aracatuba, SPL BRA
Coco MillerGSeptember 6, 19785'9"140Georgia
Tausha MillsCFebruary 29, 19766'3"232Alabama
Murriel PageFSeptember 18, 19756'2"160Florida
Audrey SauretGOctober 31, 19765'10"163Charleville-Mezieres, FRA
Maren WalsethFOctober 28, 19786'2"184Penn State
Tonya WashingtonFDecember 30, 19775'11"160Florida


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