Shock vs. Lynx

Maya Moore scores a franchise-record 19 points in the second quarter, leading the Lynx past the Shock 89-74.

Tulsa Shock 78, Washington Mystics 62

Ivory Latta had 18 points to lead a balanced scoring attack and the Tulsa Shock used a strong second half and earned a 78-62 victory over the Washington Mystics on Sunday. The 62 points were the fewest scored by a Shock opponent this season. Crystal Langhorne finished as Washington's leading scorer with 13 points.

Connecticut Sun 86, Tulsa Shock 75

Tina Charles had a team-high 24 points and added 10 rebounds to lead Connecticut. Charles, who had just four points in the first quarter, had 12 by halftime and tallied 12 more in the second half to post the 55th double-double of her career, a Connecticut franchise record. Tulsa's Ivory Latta also had 24 points, including 6 of 7 from 3-point range. Kayla Pedersen added 10 points and five assists for the Shock.

Atlanta Dream 102, Tulsa Shock 92

Angel McCoughtry scored 24 points and Armintie Price added 19 as the Atlanta Dream beat the Tulsa Shock 102-92 for their third straight win. Tiffany Hayes had 15 points, Aneika Henry scored 14 and Cathrine Kraayeveld added 11 to help Atlanta (7-7) finish with its highest scoring total of the season. Ivory Latta and Glory Johnson scored 16 points each to lead Tulsa (2-12). Riquna Williams had 15 points, Kayla Pedersen added 14 and Temeka Johnson 12.

Tulsa Shock 91, Los Angeles Sparks 75

Rookie Riquana Williams scored a season-high 27 points and Ivory Latta added 21 to lead the Tulsa Shock to a 91-75 victory over the Los Angeles Sparks on Tuesday night. Temeka Johnson added 11 points as Tulsa got its second win in the last 12 meetings against Los Angeles. Williams' total was a WNBA rookie high this season. Kristi Toliver led the Sparks scoring with 21 points.

Shock vs. Sparks

Candace Parker scores 33 points and has a career-high nine blocks and the Sparks remain undefeated at home with a victory over the Shock.