Today's game results:
The Sun stopped the Sparks, 102-94. It was the first time in WNBA history that a franchise has begun a season with consecutive 100-plus point games. Six Connecticut players scored in double figures. LA is still without Candace Parker and Jantel Lavender.
The Mystics downed the Fever, 93-84. Indiana rookie Kelsey Mitchell made her first start and scored 25 points - the first rookie to do so in franchise history since 2005.
Tomorrow's schedule:
Lynx at Liberty
Sky at Storm
WNBA news:
The WNBA is walking their talk with the new "take a seat, take a stand" initiative.
Lynx fans attending the June 1 home game will get a Maya Moore Jordan Brand "wings" poster.
WNBA team news:
The Wings open the season with their eyes set on new milestones.
WNBA player news:
Chiney Ogwumike details her unreal schedule as an ESPN analyst and WNBA player.
Kayla McBride and Kelsey Plum have joined the Aces.
"Your idols become your rivals": Aces rookie A'ja Wilson battled Elena Delle Donne earlier this week.
Liberty rookie Kia Nurse can make an immediate impact on defense.
Week one rookie rankings.
College coach news:
Missouri athletic director Jim Sterk finally apologized to Dawn Staley for saying she promoted poor conduct in a rivalry game last winter. Staley's defamation lawsuit has been settled.
New Ole Miss coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin speaks.
Former Cincinnati coach Tasha Brown is a new assistant coach at UCLA.
Tiffany Sardin is a new assistant coach at Longwood.
Jordan Vessels has been promoted from DOBO to assistant coach at UT Arlington.
New Mexico's new assistant coach is Symone Denham.
Miscellaneous college news:
Duke mourns the passing of the co-founder of women's basketball at the University, Lorraine "Woody" Woodyard.
Yale will host the Ivy League Tournament next year.
USA Basketball news:
The U17 pool is down to 158 participants.
Bonus:
Former Baylor Bear Jhasmin Player talks about earning her playing time.
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