Seattle Storm's Awa Fam Debuts, Natisha Hiedeman Leads Win Over Mystics

Awa Fam's Debut:: After winning a Spanish League championship, Awa Fam made her WNBA debut, scoring 10 points in 20½ minutes. This is what she said: “I feel good,” said Fam, who finished with 10 points on 4-for-7 shooting in 20½ minutes off the bench. “It was amazing. It was a dream come true. It was a very good game, so I feel very good.”

Natisha Hiedeman's Career-High:: Hiedeman matched her career-high with 24 points, leading the Storm's offense. Two days after holding the Connecticut Sun to 59 points in a defensive battle, the Storm, who rank next to last in the WNBA in scoring while averaging 81.7 points per game, won an atypical shootout.

Offensive Surge:: The Storm achieved season highs in points (97), three-pointers (13), and free throws (32), showcasing improved offensive capabilities. The Storm also welcomed rookie center Awa Fam, who made her delayed WNBA debut with 4:16 left in the first quarter when she checked in for the first time for a scoreless six-minute stretch that ended early in the second period.

Hiedeman's Dominance:: Natisha Hiedeman's 24 points, including critical buzzer-beaters, set the tone for the Storm's offensive performance.

Fam's Impact:: Awa Fam contributed 10 points in her debut, showcasing her potential in pick-and-roll plays and court awareness.

Team Performance:: The Storm's 97-85 victory reflected improved ball movement, with 20 assists, and effective shooting, with 13 three-pointers.

Q: When did Awa Fam make her WNBA debut?

Q: How many points did Natisha Hiedeman score in the game?