SAN ANTONIO (AP) Sacramento limited San Antonio to a near-franchise low for field goals attempted, and Yolanda Griffith had 21 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Monarchs to a 71-67 victory over the Silver Stars on Friday.
The Monarchs held San Antonio to 47 shots from the floor. The franchise low for shots attempted is 43 on July 26, 2001, when the Silver Stars were the Utah Starzz. The Silver Stars, who have lost all three games this season, also tied a franchise record for fewest field goals attempted with 19 for one half.
The Silver Stars were able to stay close because of free throws. San Antonio went to the line 31 times, nine more than Sacramento, and sank all but six tries.
San Antonio didn't score until 3:16 into the game on Marie Ferdinand's jump shot. Combined with the final 3:22 Tuesday at Detroit, where San Antonio was outscored 16-0, the Silver Stars were outscored 22-0 over a stretch of 6:38.
STORM 79, COMETS 69: At Seattle, Betty Lennox scored 24 points and Lauren Jackson had 17 points and 12 rebounds, leading defending WNBA champion Seattle to a come-from-behind victory over Houston. The Storm trailed Houston by 14 points at halftime. Seattle then outscored the Comets 53-29 in the second half.
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