Taking The World By Storm
Three members of the Seattle Storm joined many of the WNBA's finest in the world spotlight in Athens, Greece during August. Guard Sue Bird was a member of the gold-medal-winning USA Basketball Senior Women's National Team, while Storm Coach Anne Donovan was an assistant on that team. Forward Lauren Jackson was a member of the Australian "Price Attack" Opals team that lost to the U.S. in the gold-medal game and took silver. Jackson was the leading scorer in the Olympics at 22.9 points per game storm.wnba.com has a complete archive of all the Storm's action in Athens.

DAILY UPDATES	FEATURES
Daily (M-F) reports, including recaps and previews of games for both Australia and the United States and other news, will begin Aug. 16. August 28 - recaps August 27 - recaps August 26 - previews August 25 - recaps	The Storm Predicts the Gold-Medal Game (Aug. 27) Insider Preview - Australia vs. U.S. (Aug. 27) Coach Donovan Checks In From Athens Again (Aug. 27)

Sue Bird enjoyed her first Olympics as a reserve for the USA Baskeball Senior Women's National Team. Latest news/More information

After leading Australia to silver in Sydney in 2000, Lauren Jackson had her eyes set on gold this time around. Latest news/More information

A member of three U.S. Olympic teams as a player, Anne Donovan made her debut on the sidelines. Latest news/More information

OTHER RESOURCES

WNBA.com's Olympics page WNBA.com's Olympics blog USA Basketball Basketball Australia FIBA Athens 2004

OLYMPIC SCHEDULE/RESULTS
	UNITED STATES		AUSTRALIA
Aug. 14 - 99, New Zealand 47 Aug. 16 - 80, Czech Republic 61 Aug. 18 - 80, South Korea 57 Aug. 20 - 71, Spain 58 Aug. 22 - 100, China 62		Aug. 14 - 85, Nigeria 73 Aug. 16 - 75, Russia 56 Aug. 18 - 97, Japan 78 Aug. 20 - 77, Greece 40 Aug. 22 - 84, Brazil 66
Quarterfinals:
Aug. 25 - 102, Greece 72		Aug. 25 - 94, New Zealand 55
Semifinals:
Aug. 27 - 66, Russia 62		Aug. 27 - 88, Brazil 75
Finals: Aug. 28 - U.S. 74, Australia 63