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Hamby vs. Malonga (Horston gets possession)Malonga received an assist from Hideman and made a two-point shot
Weller missed a three-pointerJohnson defensively reboundedMalonga received an assist from Johnson and hit a three-pointerPlum missed a two-point shotHamby grabbed offensive reboundsOgumik missed a three-pointerJohnson defensively reboundedPlum committed a personal foulJohnson missed a pull-up jumperOgumik defended the reboundWöhler made a passing error while stepping on the lineHorston received an assist from Johnson and made a drifting shotAtkins missed a three-pointerOgumik grabbed offensive reboundsOgumik missed a two-point shotMalonga defensively reboundedMalonga missed a long-range stop-and-shoot jumperAtkins defensively reboundedHoston committed a shooting foulOgumik received two free throws, with the first one madeOgumik made his second free throwHorston missed a three-pointerHamby defended the reboundPlum hit a three-pointerHidman's passing error was mistaken, and the ball was intercepted by PlumPlum hit a pull-up long jumperSeedman missed a three-pointerAtkins defensively reboundedHamby received an assist from Atkins and scored a two-point layupThe storm paused for a long timeThe Storm made substitutions, with Melbourne coming on to replace HidemanThe Storm made substitutions, with Dawlson coming on to replace HostonThe Storm made substitutions, with Samuelson coming on for MalongaSpark made a substitution, with Lehr coming on to replace WöhlerSamuelson received an assist from Tiam and hit a three-pointerLehr's foot's driving layup was blocked by TiamSpark grabbed the offensive reboundMelbourne kicked the ball for a violationLehr made a passing error, and Samuelson intercepted the ballDalson received an assist from Melburn and scored on a layupPram hit a step-back jumperTiam missed a three-pointerLehr defensively reboundedOgumik received an assist from Plum and hit a two-point shotTiam missed a three-pointerHamby defended the reboundHamby missed a three-pointerMelbourne defensively reboundedTiam made a mistake on the line passThe Storm made substitutions, with Holmes coming in to replace JohnsonThe Storm made substitutions, with Cook coming on to replace TiamSparks made substitutions, with Gray coming on for HambySpark made substitutions, with Blink coming on to replace AtkinsMelburn committed an individual foulPlum missed a three-pointer and a pull-up jumperThe Storm grabbed a defensive reboundOgumik committed a kick violationMelburn scored on a driveBlink committed a shooting foulMelburn missed his free throwOgumik defended the reboundBlink received an assist from Gray and scored on a driveDalson committed a shooting foulBrink made free throwsDalson made a passing error and error, and Plum intercepted the ballGray committed a foul over while dribblingSpark made substitutions, with Hamby coming on for OgumikCook missed a three-pointerHamby defended the reboundBrink received an assist from Gray and hit a three-pointerDawson missed a two-point shotHamby defended the reboundLehr's three-point shot missedBlink's offensive reboundBrink hit a two-pointerSamuelson missed a three-pointerGray defended the reboundThe Storm made substitutions, with Hoston coming on to replace MelbourneStorm made substitutions, with Sidman coming on to replace DalsonThe Storm made substitutions, with Malone adding a game to replace SamuelsonSpark made substitutions, with Wöller coming on for PlumSamuelson committed a personal foulWeiler missed a fadeaway jumperGray grabbed offensive reboundsSpark 24-second violationCook's foot's pull-up jumper was blocked by BrinkGray defended the reboundBrink committed an offensive foulBlink's offensive foul and turnoverSpark made substitutions, with Ogumik coming on to replace BrinkHoston received an assist from Seedman and hit a three-pointer
(00:00) [Spark referee initiates video replay (replay confirms correct decision)End of the first quarterSparks Edge Storm in High-Scoring WNBA Battle
The Los Angeles Sparks secured a hard-fought 88–83 victory over the Seattle Storm on June 11, 2026, in a thrilling WNBA regular-season contest. The game, played at Climate Pledge Arena, saw the Sparks overcome a determined Storm side to claim a crucial road win early in the season.
Match Overview
Both teams entered the matchup seeking to build momentum. The Sparks, known for their balanced scoring and defensive tenacity, leaned on a strong second-half performance to erase a first-quarter deficit. The Storm, powered by their home crowd, fought until the final buzzer but ultimately fell short in a game that featured multiple lead changes.
Key Moments
- First Quarter: Seattle came out aggressive, grabbing a 24–20 lead behind sharp shooting from beyond the arc.
- Second Quarter: Los Angeles tightened defensively, holding the Storm to just 16 points while scoring 22 to take a 42–40 halftime edge.
- Third Quarter: The Sparks extended their lead to 68–62 as their bench provided a vital spark.
- Fourth Quarter: Seattle mounted a late rally, cutting the deficit to three points with under two minutes remaining, but Los Angeles made key free throws to seal the victory.
Tactical Story
Los Angeles exploited mismatches in the paint, outscoring Seattle 44–36 in the key. The Sparks also dominated the glass, pulling down 12 offensive rebounds that led to second-chance points. Seattle's perimeter defense struggled at times, allowing the Sparks to shoot 45% from the field. Turnovers proved costly for the Storm, who committed 16 giveaways compared to Los Angeles' 10.
Standout Players
- Los Angeles Sparks: The backcourt duo combined for 48 points, with the point guard dishing out 7 assists and the shooting guard adding 5 rebounds. The center contributed a double-double with 14 points and 11 boards.
- Seattle Storm: The leading scorer poured in 27 points on 10-of-19 shooting, while the power forward notched 12 points and 9 rebounds. The Storm's sixth man added 15 points off the bench.
Season Impact
The victory improved Los Angeles' record to 4–2, keeping them in the upper half of the WNBA standings. Seattle fell to 3–3, dropping them into a tie for fifth place in the competitive league. Both teams will look to build on this performance as the season progresses, with the Sparks aiming to contend for a playoff spot and the Storm seeking to regain their home-court edge.
Seattle Storm vs Los Angeles Sparks Live Score, Stats & Results
Match Overview
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