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Indiana Hosts Seattle After Ogwumike's 30-Point Game

Nneka Ogwumike hit a turnaround fadeaway jumper from inside the free throw line as time expired to secure an 84-82 win for the Seattle Storm over the Washington Mystics on Sunday.
The Storm overcame a late Mystics rally that included a Kiki Iriafen layup and a Sug Sutton three-pointer tied the game at 82 with 6.7 seconds remaining before Ogwumike's game-winner.
Ogwumike scored 30 points on an efficient 11 of 15 attempts from the field, making a personal best of six three-pointers, while Dominique Malonga contributed 17 points and Skylar Diggins recorded 11 assists.
Seattle coach Noelle Quinn earned her 94th franchise win, moving past Anne Donovan for second all-time, and Brittney Sykes praised Ogwumike and Diggins' leadership on the final play.
The victory improved Seattle’s record to 20-18, tied them for sixth place with Indiana Fever, and continued momentum on their five-game road trip with upcoming games in Indiana and Minnesota.

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