WASHINGTON MYSTICS 2010 PLAYOFF CENTRAL

Mystics Knocked Out of Playoffs
Despite 20 points from Matee Ajavon, the Mystics were knocked out of the playoffs with a 101-77 loss to the Dream in Atlanta on Friday night. Monique Currie added 12 points and seven rebounds while Crystal Langhorne scored 11. Game Info | Box Score | Live Chat
Tonight: Game 2
The Washington Mystics will take on the Atlanta Dream in game two of the Eastern Conference Semifinals tonight at 7:30pm at Philips Arena. (TV: NBATV/LiveAccess)
More: Game Preview | Game Notes | Chat Live Starting at 7:30pm
Despite falling in game one to the Dream, Lindsey Harding remains confident that the Mystics can win the series.
Marissa Coleman led the Mystics with 18 points, but it was not enough as the Mystics fell in game one to the Dream, 95-90. The Mystics and Dream will play game two on Friday in Atlanta at 7:30pm. More: Game Recap | Box Score | Photo Gallery
Sheila Johnson, Vice Chairman, President and Managing Partner of the Washington Mystics, traveled with the Mystics on their weekend road trip to Atlanta. Find out more about the trip, what Johnson learned from the team and her thoughts on the playoffs by clicking here.
The way the Washington Mystics ascended to the top of the Eastern Conference, by winning six straight games to close the regular season and in the process leapfrog two teams in a two-week span, is fitting for the way the team has played all year.
Regular Season Stats
Team PPG FG% 3pt. FT% RPG APG SPG BPG TO
Washington 76.9 45.1 35.2 77.5 34.2 16.0 8.2 2.3 17.3
Atlanta 85.4 44.4 28.9 70.9 38.8 18.5 8.9 4.1 16.7

2010 Season-Series Recap

Starting Five Head-to-Head Matchups
Washington Mystics
Currie
Langhorne
Melvin
Smith
Harding
Atlanta Dream
Price
McCoughtry
Lyttle
Castro Marques
Miller