2001 Seattle Storm Statistics

Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)
Team Record: 10-22
Finishing 8th in the WNBA's Western Conference
Coach: Lin Dunn (10-22)
Location: Seattle, Washington
Attendance: 95,257, Avg. 5,954 in 16 home dates
2001 Seattle Storm Roster

The Seattle Storm of the Women's National Basketball Association ended the 2001 season with a record of 10 wins and 22 losses, finishing eighth in the WNBA's Western Conference.

The Storm scored 1,921 points, worst in the league and conceded 2,048. Lauren Jackson netted a team-leading 442 points for Seattle and accounted for 193 rebounds. Sonja Henning dished out 93 assists for the squad.

On the defensive side of the ball, Lauren Jackson added 54 steals and swatted a team-best 64 opponent shot attempts.

Lin Dunn coached the team.

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Player Totals:

Player Pos GP GS Min FGA FGM 3PA 3PM FTA FTM Off Def Reb Ast Stl Blk TO PF Pts
Lauren JacksonF-C2929100140614912940143104571361934454645397442
Semeka RandallG323088431511740100663273105442947345300
Simone EdwardsC32278101909100835567901572624203754237
Jamie ReddF32665921682772266452953824817348101231
Kamila VodichkovaF-C2944051225125104438254671231673456150
Michelle MarciniakG2753921395133103720172138473023049132
Sonja HenningG3228902129414483518145771935264362108
Katy StedingF-G261739394353516201692635241692223102
Stacey LovelaceF222211712726101712141832985182376
Quacy BarnesC20322959231127211420341196162968
Charmin SmithG32858963173811211318375539171265258
Alessandra dos Santos de OliveiraC10162144001151061600031213
Michelle EdwardsG3013310022022410324
Totals326160655018216894121286064153065858914122731274066051921

Player Averages:

Player Pos GP GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% Off Def Reb Ast Stl Blk TO PF Pts
Lauren JacksonF-C292934.536.731.072.72.04.76.71.51.92.21.83.315.2
Semeka RandallG323027.637.10.066.01.02.33.31.40.90.12.31.49.4
Simone EdwardsC322725.347.966.32.12.84.90.80.80.61.21.77.4
Jamie ReddF32620.638.028.668.20.91.72.61.50.50.11.53.27.2
Kamila VodichkovaF-C29414.041.840.086.40.91.62.40.80.60.21.21.95.2
Michelle MarciniakG27514.536.730.354.10.60.81.41.71.10.11.11.84.9
Sonja HenningG322828.231.818.251.40.41.82.22.91.60.21.31.93.4
Katy StedingF-G261715.137.245.780.00.31.01.30.90.60.30.80.93.9
Stacey LovelaceF2229.638.038.570.60.60.81.50.40.40.20.81.03.5
Quacy BarnesC20311.539.0100.077.80.71.01.70.60.50.30.81.53.4
Charmin SmithG32818.427.028.961.90.61.21.71.20.50.00.81.61.8
Alessandra dos Santos de OliveiraC1016.228.645.51.00.61.60.00.00.00.31.21.3
Michelle EdwardsG304.333.3100.00.00.70.71.30.30.01.00.71.3
Averages32616020.137.831.168.50.91.82.71.30.80.41.21.95.9


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