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The Washington Mystics are having a fantastic moment right now! Think of it like your favorite team suddenly clicking on all cylinders—everything is working, and the wins are piling up.
Important Point: The Mystics have won four games in a row—their longest winning streak since September 2020. That’s nearly four years ago!
Here’s something really impressive: The Mystics are the ONLY team this season to beat all Top 7 teams. That’s like a student getting A’s on every single hardest test!
Two young stars earned All-Star honors this season:
| Player | Role | Why She’s Special |
|---|---|---|
| Sonia Citron | Guard | Part of the young core leading the team |
| Kiki Iriafen | Forward | Another rising star making noise |
But the biggest story might be center Shakira Austin. She just won AP Eastern Conference Player of the Week (July 28 – August 2) with jaw-dropping numbers:
Austin’s Weekly Stats:
- 22.5 points per game
- 8 rebounds per game
- 1.5 steals per game
- 50% shooting from the field
Coach Johnson has always believed Austin could be the face of the franchise. Here’s what he said:
"She’s D.C. through and through. I fundamentally believe this is the best team in the league, in the world; this is the place to get the best out of Shakira… there’s a lot more in the tank."
There was real worry Austin might leave for the Toronto Tempo (the WNBA’s new expansion team). But Coach Johnson was never going to let that happen:
"I never, ever, ever looked at this thing without Shakira Austin with the Mystics… literally there wasn’t a day that’s gone by that we would let Shakira walk out of the door."
Good news: The Mystics re-signed Austin—she’s staying in D.C.!
This is a must-watch game—can the Mystics make it five wins in a row?
The Mystics aren’t just winning—they’re proving they belong among the league’s elite. And with Austin leading the charge, the future looks very bright in D.C.!
Since September 8–13, 2020—that’s almost four years! This 4-game streak matches their longest in nearly four seasons.
She’s the team’s center (tall player near the basket) and Coach Johnson calls her the franchise player—meaning she’s the cornerstone the team is built around. She just put up 22.5 points, 8 rebounds, and 50% shooting in a week.
The Toronto Tempo is the WNBA’s newest expansion team starting soon. There was fear they’d try to sign Austin away. But the Mystics re-signed her—crisis averted!
The WNBA playoffs take 8 teams. The Mystics are currently in the 8th and final spot—so they’re in the playoffs if the season ended today, but one loss could drop them out.
Azzi Fudd is from the DMV area (D.C./Maryland/Virginia) and plays for Dallas. It’s a homecoming game for her, and the season series is tied 1-1—tonight breaks the tie!