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Daily Dose of Lynx: Week of April 7, 2003
Friday, April 11
WNBA Fact The WNBA's all-time leader in three-point field goal attempts is Sacramento's Ruthie Bolton, who has attempted 807 in her six-year career. Thursday, April 10 Did You Know? The first trade in Lynx history occurred on October 27, 1999. The Lynx traded forward Adia Barnes, guard Tonya Edwards, and forward Trisha Fallon to the Phoenix Mercury for center Marlies Askamp, forward Angela Aycock and guard Kristi Harrower. Wednesday, April 9 Lynx Trivia Which Lynx player recorded the best single-game field goal percentage in 2002? A. Svetlana Abrosimova B. Tamara Moore C. Katie Smith D. Tamika Williams Click here for the answer. Tuesday, April 8 Photo of the Week
Monday, April 7 Quote of the Week "We tried everybody on her. On that day, it didn't matter." — New Lynx assistant coach and former Ohio State head coach Nancy Darsch talking about Sheryl Swoopes' 47 points in Texas Tech's 84-82 victory over Ohio State in the 1993 NCAA Championship Game. Swoopes' 47 points is the single-game record — for women and men — in a championship game. Lynx guard Katie Smith, a freshman at the time, was the star of the Ohio State team. This quote appeared in the Indianapolis Star on April 5, 2003.  Daily Dose Archive
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