There's an obvious improvement with the Washington Mystics in the 2025 WNBA season. One of the reasons for the team's improved outing has been the emergence of veteran guard Brittney Sykes.
Even after she was drafted by the Washington Mystics with the 23rd overall pick of the 2025 WNBA Draft, former Iowa Hawkeyes star Lucy Olsen seemed like a long shot to make her team's opening day roster.
Led by 28 points from Brittany Sykes, the Washington Mystics blasted the visiting Connecticut Sun 104-67 on Sunday. Washington (4-6) ended a three-game losing streak.
Washington Mystics forward Kiki Iriafen continues to impress as one of the most dynamic rookies this season. With her ability to score, hold her own in
The Indiana Fever, without star point guard Caitlin Clark, will look to end a three-game losing streak on Tuesday, facing Sonia Citron and the Washington Mystics once again.
Monique Akoa Makani canned a 3-pointer with 1:11 left Sunday to give the Phoenix Mercury the lead for good in a 68-62 win over the visiting Washington Mystics.
WNBA rookie Georgia Amoore suffered an unfortunate ACL injury that ruled her out of the entire 2025 season. On Friday, the Washington Mystics played their first game og the season against the Atlanta Dream without the rookie guard.
Brittney Sykes had a team-high 22 points and five assists, helping lead the Washington Mystics to a 94-90 season-opening victory over the visiting Atlanta Dream on Friday.
The Washington Mystics will be without rookie guard Georgia Amoore when the team opens the 2025 WNBA regular season Friday night. But the Mystics officially announced ahead of the team's home opener that Amoore won't make her WNBA debut until 2026.
Two first-year head coaches hoping to record the first victory of their respective WNBA careers will square off on opening night on Friday, when the Washington Mystics host the Atlanta Dream.
The Washington Mystics are ready for the 2025 WNBA season. On Wednesday, the team announced the final 12 players who made it to their roster. The Washington franchise trimmed its roster and waived Zaay Green, Khadijiah Cave, Ashten Prechtel and Lauren Jensen before the start of the regular season.
Former Virginia Tech Hokie and Kentucky Wildcat Georgia Amoore suffered a torn right ACL at Washington Mystics training camp on Tuesday. Amoore, who was
The Washington Mystics entered the 2025 WNBA Draft with three picks in the top 10, hoping to nail all three. Of course, to nail all three picks, the Mystics needed to fill their three most significant needs: wing, forward, and point guard.
Aaliyah Edwards has a golden opportunity to take the reins as the best player on the Washington Mystics. Washington is finally embracing a rebuild. They have drafted well over the last two off-seasons.
Georgia Amoore was selected by the Washington Mystics in the 2025 WNBA Draft and her contract figures have been revealed. According to Spotrac, the Australia native will sign a three-year contract with a fourth-year option that will be worth $334,115.
The WNBA has lost one of its most iconic superstars. Elena Delle Donne, a 10-year veteran for both the Chicago Sky and the Washington Mystics announced on Friday morning her intention to retire from basketball.
The Washington Mystics have landed three first-round picks in the 2025 WNBA draft. After a trade that sent six-year vet Ariel Atkins to the Chicago Sky, the Mystics now obtain the third, fourth, and sixth overall pick.
After an uneventful rookie season in the WNBA last year, Washington Mystics forward Aaliyah Edwards has garnered attention with her meteoric rise during the Unrivaled 1-v-1 tournament.
Sometimes, even for the most elite athletes, it's just not their night. Women's basketball star Brianna Stewart, who plays for the WNBA's New York Liberty, displayed one of the most uncharacteristic defensive performances of her career Monday night.
The Washington Mystics have finally chosen new leadership for their next chapter. The team announced in a press release on Monday that Jamila Wideman will be joining the team as general manager and Sydney Johnson will step into the head coach position.
Caitlin Clark's impact on the WNBA this season was massive, helping the league grow exponentially in attendance, interest and television ratings. Her impact on the league has been tangible, with all 12 current teams seeing success this season that they've never experienced.