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1999 Washington Mystics season


The 1999 WNBA season was the second for the Washington Mystics. In the 1999 WNBA draft, Chamique Holdsclaw was selected by the Washington Mystics 1st overall. In her first season, she was named the Rookie of the Year and was a starter in the inaugural WNBA All-Star Game. She averaged 16.9 points and 7.9 rebounds per game in her first season.

Transactions

WNBA draft

RoundPickPlayerNationalitySchool/Team/Country
11Chamique HoldsclawTennessee
213Shalonda EnisSeattle Reign
325Andrea NagyHungarian People's RepublicPhiladelphia Rage
437Jenny WhittlePerth Breakers (Australia)

Transactions

DateTransaction
February 18, 1999title=1999 Washington Mystics Transactionsurl=https://www.basketball-reference.com/wnba/teams/WAS/1999_transactions.htmlaccess-date=2024-07-10website=Basketball-Reference.comlanguage=en}}
May 4, 1999Drafted Chamique Holdsclaw, Shalonda Enis, Andrea Nagy and Jenny Whittle in the [1999 WNBA draft](1999-wnba-draft)
May 6, 1999Waived Adrienne Shuler, Keri Chaconas and Margo Graham
July 1, 1999Waived Jenny Whittle
Signed Valerie Still
July 11, 1999Traded Alessandra Santos de Oliveira to the Houston Comets in exchange for Nyree Roberts
December 15, 1999Traded Monica Maxwell and a [2000](2000-wnba-draft) 4th Round Pick to the Indiana Fever in exchange for agreement to select Nyree Roberts in the WNBA expansion draft

Roster

Schedule

Regular season

|- | 1 | June 10 | Charlotte | L 73–83 | Nikki McCray (22) | Murriel Page (9) | Andrea Nagy (12) | MCI Center

0–1
2
June 12
@ Houston
L 63–88
Shalonda Enis (13)
Chamique Holdsclaw (13)
Enis
Nagy (3)
Compaq Center
0–2
-
3
June 14
@ New York
W 83–61
Nikki McCray (24)
Chamique Holdsclaw (9)
Andrea Nagy (6)
Madison Square Garden
1–2
-
4
June 18
Detroit
L 69–76
Nikki McCray (19)
Shalonda Enis (15)
Andrea Nagy (7)
MCI Center
1–3
-
5
June 19
@ Orlando
L 68–73
Chamique Holdsclaw (23)
Murriel Page (11)
Andrea Nagy (5)
TD Waterhouse Centre
1–4
-
6
June 22
Phoenix
L 76–79
Nikki McCray (24)
Enis
Holdsclaw (7)
Andrea Nagy (8)
MCI Center
1–5
-
7
June 25
Houston
L 69–72
Chamique Holdsclaw (24)
Murriel Page (7)
Andrea Nagy (9)
MCI Center
1–6
-
8
June 26
@ Cleveland
L 65–76
Nikki McCray (25)
Chamique Holdsclaw (10)
McCray
Nagy (2)
Gund Arena
1–7
-
9
June 30
@ Charlotte
W 68–63
Chamique Holdsclaw (21)
Chamique Holdsclaw (14)
Chamique Holdsclaw (4)
Charlotte Coliseum
2–7
-
10
July 2
Sacramento
L 74–79
Chamique Holdsclaw (22)
Chamique Holdsclaw (9)
Chamique Holdsclaw (7)
MCI Center
2–8
-
11
July 6
New York
W 71–63
Nikki McCray (16)
Murriel Page (8)
Nikki McCray (9)
MCI Center
3–8
-
12
July 8
Utah
L 65–81
Chamique Holdsclaw (23)
Murriel Page (6)
Enis
Nagy (5)
MCI Center
3–9
-
13
July 10
@ Detroit
W 83–78 (2OT)
Chamique Holdsclaw (20)
Chamique Holdsclaw (16)
Andrea Nagy (9)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
4–9
-
14
July 12
Charlotte
W 74–71
Nikki McCray (26)
Murriel Page (15)
Holdsclaw
Nagy (5)
MCI Center
5–9
-
15
July 16
Detroit
L 68–78
McCray
Page (18)
Murriel Page (10)
Markita Aldridge (5)
MCI Center
5–10
-
16
July 17
@ Charlotte
L 56–63
Shalonda Enis (18)
Enis
Holdsclaw (6)
Nikki McCray (9)
Charlotte Coliseum
5–11
-
17
July 19
Orlando
L 52–77
Chamique Holdsclaw (9)
Holdsclaw
Page (9)
Holdsclaw
Maxwell
McCray
Nagy
Williams (1)
MCI Center
5–12
-
18
July 21
Cleveland
L 68–85
Chamique Holdsclaw (23)
Shalonda Enis (6)
Aldridge
Holdsclaw
Nagy (2)
MCI Center
5–13
-
19
July 23
@ Minnesota
W 60–55
Nikki McCray (19)
Enis
Holdsclaw (7)
Nikki McCray (4)
Target Center
6–13
-
20
July 25
@ Phoenix
L 59–72
Nikki McCray (18)
Chamique Holdsclaw (7)
Holdsclaw
Nagy (3)
America West Arena
6–14
-
21
July 26
@ Utah
L 61–73
Nikki McCray (19)
Chamique Holdsclaw (9)
Nikki McCray (5)
Delta Center
6–15
-
22
July 29
@ Sacramento
L 54–70
Nikki McCray (16)
Shalonda Enis (8)
Andrea Nagy (6)
ARCO Arena
6–16
-
23
July 31
@ Los Angeles
L 64–81
Nikki McCray (19)
Murriel Page (10)
Holdsclaw
Nagy (3)
Great Western Forum
6–17
-
24
August 2
@ Detroit
W 75–70
Chamique Holdsclaw (23)
Holdsclaw
Page (7)
Andrea Nagy (7)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
7–17
-
25
August 5
Orlando
W 72–68
Holdsclaw
McCray (24)
Chamique Holdsclaw (9)
Andrea Nagy (7)
MCI Center
8–17
-
26
August 7
@ Cleveland
W 63–62
Nikki McCray (25)
Chamique Holdsclaw (6)
Andrea Nagy (11)
Gund Arena
9–17
-
27
August 8
Cleveland
W 80–45
Nikki McCray (20)
Murriel Page (7)
Holdsclaw
McCray
Nagy (4)
MCI Center
10–17
-
28
August 11
New York
W 59–56 (OT)
Nikki McCray (20)
Chamique Holdsclaw (14)
Enis
McCray
Nagy
Page
Williams (2)
MCI Center
11–17
-
29
August 14
Los Angeles
W 55–53
Nikki McCray (20)
Chamique Holdsclaw (13)
Nikki McCray (5)
MCI Center
12–17
-
30
August 15
@ Orlando
L 54–81
Nikki McCray (13)
Enis
Roberts
McCray (5)
Aldridge
McCray (4)
TD Waterhouse Centre
12–18
-
31
August 17
@ New York
L 54–66
Nikki McCray (12)
Heather Owen (5)
Enis
Holdsclaw
Page (2)
Madison Square Garden
12–19
-
32
August 21
Minnesota
L 45–48
Nikki McCray (19)
Murriel Page (10)
Andrea Nagy (5)
MCI Center
12–20

Season standings

Statistics

Regular season

PlayerGPGSMPGFG%3P%FT%RPGAPGSPGBPGPPG
Chamique Holdsclaw313034.2.437.172.7737.92.41.20.916.9
Nikki McCray323232.6.424.301.8062.72.41.10.017.5
Andrea Nagy323229.6.409.273.7632.44.61.00.15.1
Shalonda Enis292629.1.364.275.6845.41.60.80.17.4
Murriel Page322628.6.574N/A.6836.70.90.80.98.8
Alessandro Santos de Oliveira13616.6.564N/A.3183.20.10.10.23.9
Heather Owen17013.8.400N/A.6962.20.40.10.22.1
Valerie Still23612.3.245.000.3681.90.30.20.21.3
Markita Aldridge31212.2.309.150.6061,21.10.50.22.6
Rita Williams31010.1.500.559.6391.21.00.70.03.4
Nyree Roberts807.7.600N/A.5711.30.10.60.12.0
Monica Maxwell2007.1.220.212.5561.10.50.30.11.7
Jenny Whittle306.0.000N/AN/A1.00.00.30.30.0
Penny Moore404.8.333N/AN/A0.730.00.00.30.5

‡Waived/Released during the season

†Traded during the season

≠Acquired during the season

  • Chamique Holdsclaw ranked sixth in the WNBA in Free Throws, 116
  • Nikki McCray, ranked fifth in the WNBA in Free Throws, 129

Awards and honors

  • Chamique Holdsclaw, WNBA Rookie of the Year Award
  • Chamique Holdsclaw, Forward, All-WNBA Second Team
  • Murriel Page, WNBA Peak Performer

References

References

  1. "1999 Washington Mystics Transactions".
  2. "1999 WNBA Season Summary".
  3. "Postseason Awards: 1999". WNBA.com.
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