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Mystics Win 124-123 in Four-Overtime Record-Tie Thriller

6/29/2026

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Washington Mystics defeated Portland Fire 124-123 in four overtimes, tying the longest WNBA game.
Sonia Citron and Carla Leite each scored 32 points, with Leite’s late three-pointer forcing the final overtime.
Washington tallied 247 points, the second-most ever, and was the first team with three players scoring 27 or more.
Guard Georgia Amoore exited with right-knee soreness, the same injury from last season, as Washington earned its fifth three-point win.

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Washington Mystics defeated Portland Fire 124-123 in four overtimes, tying the longest WNBA game.
Sonia Citron and Carla Leite each scored 32 points, with Leite’s late three-pointer forcing the final overtime.
Washington tallied 247 points, the second-most ever, and was the first team with three players scoring 27 or more.
Guard Georgia Amoore exited with right-knee soreness, the same injury from last season, as Washington earned its fifth three-point win.