Edwards made her season debut on Sunday, and the Mystics have had chances to win every game
Jenn Hatfield
Jenn Hatfield is The IX Basketball's managing editor, Washington Mystics beat reporter and Ivy League beat reporter. She has been a contributor to The IX Basketball since December 2018. Her work has also appeared at FiveThirtyEight, Her Hoop Stats, FanSided, Power Plays, The Equalizer and Princeton Alumni Weekly.
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‘I wanted this’: Brittney Sykes embraces leading rookie-laden Washington Mystics
It’s been a journey for Sykes learning how and when to lead. She’s figured it out, right when the Mystics need it most
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‘Rookie moves’ are a good thing for Washington Mystics in season-opening win
Sonia Citron and Kiki Iriafen combined for 33 points in their WNBA debuts
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How lessons from Unrivaled could help four Mystics lead a revival in Washington
Austin, Dolson, Edwards and Sykes represented Washington in Unrivaled’s debut season this winter
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How impactful have recent Ivy League graduate transfers been outside the conference?
Nearly 40 Ivy Leaguers whose careers were interrupted by COVID-19 transferred to play as grad students
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2025 WNBA season preview: Washington Mystics
Under first-year head coach Sydney Johnson, a young Mystics team plans to get out and run
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What Georgia Amoore’s ACL injury means for Washington Mystics
The No. 6 overall pick could miss the entire season
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Washington Mystics’ Shakira Austin is ready to put injury woes in rearview mirror
Austin: ‘I’m just waiting to show the world what I know I can do’
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How McKenzie Forbes is approaching her second chance at a WNBA roster spot
The Harvard and USC grad played in three other leagues after getting cut last spring, hoping to get back to the WNBA
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Washington Mystics set their new course with three first-round draft picks
Sonia Citron, Kiki Iriafen, Georgia Amoore are the first draft picks under Mystics’ new leadership