1 -- Yolanda Griffith’s 2004 ranking in the WNBA in total steals (75) and offensive rebounds (122).

13 -- First half points the Monarchs held New York to a new franchise opponent low (7/1).

17 -- Career-high points scored by Hamchétou Maïga at Seattle (7/3).

19 -- Steals, a new franchise record for the Monarchs (at San Antonio on 9/4).

37 -- Most points the Monarchs bench scored in a single game during 2004, twice (at Phoenix [5/20] and vs. Washington [7/18]).

41.0 -- Edna Campbell’s three-point shooting percentage (16-of-39), which led the Monarchs.

51.9 -- Yolanda Griffith’s field goal percentage, ranking her second in the WNBA this season.

65 -- Total assists dished out by the Monarchs against Houston this season.

85 -- Most points the Monarchs scored against an opponent this season (at Connecticut [7/9]).

100.0 -- Kara Lawson’s perfect game at Connecticut (8-of-8 FG and 5-of-5 3FG).

143 -- Total rebounds for Rebekkah Brunson, ranking her fourth among rookies in the WNBA.

193 -- Consecutive games played by Tangela Smith.

198.12 -- Chantelle Anderson’s height in centimeters.

245 -- Number of games Lady Grooms has played in her eight-year career, currently ranks fourth all-time in the WNBA.

279 -- Total points the Monarchs scored against the Los Angeles Sparks during the regular season.

984 -- Total three-point field goal attempts by Ruthie Bolton in her eight seasons with the Sacramento Monarchs, ranks second all-time in the WNBA.

1,135 -- Career points for DeMya Walker, scored her 1000th point vs. Seattle (7/15).

1,442 -- Career assists for Ticha Penicheiro, currently the WNBA’s all-time assist leader.

2,312 -- Total points the Monarchs scored this season.

6,900 -- Total minutes the Monarchs played this season. 151,464 -- Number of fans that attended Monarchs home games this season, ranking fifth among WNBA teams in 2004.