UCLA’s Lauren Betts headlines the Mystics’ selections, who collectively bring a lot of size and length
3-point shooting
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How expansion draft, free agency will shape the Washington Mystics’ roster-building
Sug Sutton and Emily Engstler are headed to the expansion Portland Fire
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‘Incredible to watch’: How Yale’s Ciniya Moore has made the biggest jump in scoring in the Ivy League
The sophomore is averaging 17.7 points per game and embracing her biggest offensive role in years
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Inside two clutch shots that defined Harvard and Princeton’s overtime battle
A ‘big shot,’ then a ‘dagger to the heart’
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An upstate upset: How Cornell pulled off a win for the ages against Columbia
Cornell came in with unshakeable confidence and the defending champion felt the pressure
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Gabby Anderson’s ACL tear is the latest obstacle for a Harvard team searching for consistency
All five starters from 2024-25 either graduated or have missed time with injuries
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Why player development will remain a top priority for Jamila Wideman and Washington Mystics in 2026
‘Time and talent’ are the keys to the Mystics’ rebuild long-term
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The Washington Mystics’ season is over, but the roots of a rebuild are in place
Though ending on a 10-game losing streak was disappointing, 2025 was never about results for the Mystics
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‘Their energy just lifted all of us up’: How new additions Alysha Clark and Jacy Sheldon have fit the Washington Mystics
The two arrived just before the trade deadline, but the Mystics feel like they’ve been around longer
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Iliana Rupert’s growth has been on full display with the Golden State Valkyries
Rupert is scoring nearly 10 points per game this season after averaging less than 4 in her first two WNBA seasons