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2009 WNBA All-Star Game


FieldValue
name2009 WNBA All-Star Game
imageWNBA All-Star 2009.png
visitorWest
homeEast
visitor_total130
home_total118
visitor_qtr125
visitor_qtr238
visitor_qtr336
visitor_qtr431
home_qtr127
home_qtr233
home_qtr333
home_qtr425
dateJuly 25, 2009
arenaMohegan Sun Arena
cityUncasville, Connecticut
attendance9,518
MVPSwin Cash
prev_year[2007](2007-wnba-all-star-game)
next_year2010

The 2009 WNBA All-Star Game was played on July 25, 2009 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut, home of the Connecticut Sun. The game was the 9th annual WNBA All-Star Game. This was the second time Connecticut had hosted the basketball showcase, after previously hosting the 2005 game.

The All-Star Game

Rosters

Pos.PlayerTeamSelection #StartersPGSGSFPFCReservesGGFFFFC
USA Sue BirdSeattle Storm6th
USA Becky HammonSan Antonio Silver Stars5th
USA Swin CashSeattle Storm3rd
AUS Lauren JacksonSeattle Storm7th
USA Lisa Leslie1Los Angeles Sparks8th
USA Diana TaurasiPhoenix Mercury4th
USA Cappie PondexterPhoenix Mercury3rd
USA Charde HoustonMinnesota Lynx1st
USA Nicole Powell2Sacramento Monarchs1st
USA Tina Thompson3Los Angeles Sparks8th
VIN Sophia YoungSan Antonio Silver Stars3rd
USA Nicky AnosikeMinnesota Lynx1st
Pos.PlayerTeamSelection #StartersPGSGSFPFCReservesGGFFFC
USA Alana BeardWashington Mystics4th
USA Katie DouglasIndiana Fever3rd
USA Tamika CatchingsIndiana Fever6th
USA Candice DupreeChicago Sky3rd
USA Sylvia FowlesChicago Sky1st
USA Jia PerkinsChicago Sky1st
USA Katie SmithDetroit Shock7th
USA Shameka ChristonNew York Liberty1st
USA Asjha JonesConnecticut Sun2nd
VIN Sancho LyttleAtlanta Dream1st
BRA Érika de SouzaAtlanta Dream1st
  • 1 Injured
  • 2 Injury replacement
  • 3 Starting in place of injured player

Coaches

The coach for the Western Conference all-stars was San Antonio Silver Stars coach Dan Hughes. The coach for the Eastern Conference was Indiana Fever coach Lin Dunn.

Other events

Three-Point Shootout

PositionPlayerFromYear to ASG1st2ndMadeAttemptedPercentPGPGSFSFSGSF
USA **Becky Hammon****San Antonio Silver Stars****28****86****.326****14****16**
USA Sue BirdSeattle Storm2977.3771112
USA Katie SmithDetroit Shock3277.4161212
USA Shameka ChristonNew York Liberty4288.47710DNQ
USA Katie DouglasIndiana Fever3186.3609DNQ
USA Diana TaurasiPhoenix Mercury46105.4389DNQ

Skills Challenge

TeamPlayerFromHeightWeightTimeWest 1East 1West 2East 2
USA **Cappie Pondexter****Phoenix Mercury****5-9****160****34.8 **
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines **Sophia Young****San Antonio Silver Stars****6-1****165 **
USA **Charde Houston****Minnesota Lynx****6-1****189 **
USA Jia PerkinsChicago Sky5-815535.4
USA Tamika CatchingsIndiana Fever6-1167
ESP Sancho LyttleAtlanta Dream6-4143
USA Swin CashSeattle Storm6-116243.0
USA Nicole PowellSacramento Monarchs6-2175
USA Nicky AnosikeMinnesota Lynx6-4211
USA Alana BeardWashington Mystics5-11160DQ
USA Asjha JonesConnecticut Sun6-2198
USA Sylvia FowlesChicago Sky6-6200

References

References

  1. "WNBA.com: All Star 2009".
  2. Medina, Mark. (July 23, 2009). "Sparks’ Lisa Leslie is out of the All-Star game". [[Los Angeles Times]].
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