Mystics Overcome 14-Point Deficit
Shakira Austin Scores Career-High 31 as Mystics Rally to Defeat Fire 105-100
Shakira Austin delivered a career-high 31 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as the Washington Mystics stormed back from a 14-point deficit to defeat the Portland Fire 105-100 AP News. Georgia Amoore sealed the comeback with two clutch free throws with just 4.2 seconds remaining on the clock.
Austin's Historic Performance Carries the Rally
Shakira Austin put on a dominant display, reaching 31 points for the first time in her career Winnipeg Free Press. She also pulled down 10 rebounds, giving the Mystics a powerful inside presence. Her scoring barrage kept Washington in the game even when they trailed by double digits.
Mystics Claw Back From 14-Point Hole
The Washington Mystics faced a daunting 14-point deficit at one point in the game CBS Sports. But the team refused to quit, steadily chipping away at Portland's lead. Austin's relentless scoring and rebounding became the foundation for their incredible second-half push.
Amoore's Free Throws Decide Final Second
With the game on the line and just 4.2 seconds left, Georgia Amoore stepped to the free-throw line KDH News. She sank both shots to give Washington their first lead of the final stretch. Those two points proved to be the difference in the 105-100 victory over the Fire.
Supporting Cast Delivers in Comeback Win
Beyond Austin and Amoore's heroics, Kiki Iriafen contributed key points down the stretch WTOP. The combination of Austin's scoring, Amoore's clutch free throws, and Iriafen's supporting effort built the complete comeback. Washington's balanced attack showed why they could overcome a 14-point deficit against a tough Portland squad.
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