2006 San Antonio Silver Stars season

2006 San Antonio Silver Stars season
Head Coach Dan Hughes
Arena AT&T Center
Attendance 7,397 per game
Results
Record 13–21
(.382)
Place 6th (Western)
Playoff Finish Did Not Qualify
San Antonio Silver Stars seasons
< 2005 2007 >

The 2006 WNBA season was the 10th for the San Antonio Silver Stars. It was their 4th season in San Antonio. The Silver Stars failed to qualify for the fourth consecutive season. This was the last season San Antonio had failed to make the playoffs.

Contents

Offseason

WNBA Draft

Round Pick Player Nationality School/Club Team
1 4 Sophia Young (F)  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Baylor
2 16 Shanna Zolman (G)  United States Tennessee
3 30 Khara Smith (F)  United States DePaul

Regular season

Season standings

Western Conference W L PCT GB Home Road Conf.
Los Angeles Sparks x 25 9 .735 – 15–2 10–7 15–5
Sacramento Monarchs x 21 13 .618 4.0 14–3 7–10 10–10
Houston Comets x 18 16 .529 7.0 12–5 6–11 11–9
Seattle Storm x 18 16 .529 7.0 9–8 9–8 10–10
Phoenix Mercury o 18 16 .529 7.0 10–7 8–9 8–12
San Antonio Silver Stars o 13 21 .382 12.0 6–11 7–10 10–10
Minnesota Lynx o 10 24 .294 15.0 8–9 2–15 6–14

Season schedule

Date Opponent Score Result Record
May 21 @ Houston 79-63 Win 1-0
May 23 Indiana 53-62 Loss 1-1
May 25 Los Angeles 71-80 Loss 1-2
May 31 @ Phoenix 82-76 Win 2-2
June 2 @ Sacramento 74-71 Win 3-2
June 4 @ Seattle 89-87 Win 4-2
June 9 Minnesota 79-86 Loss 4-3
June 10 New York 67-70 Loss 4-4
June 16 Minnesota 90-60 Win 5-4
June 17 @ Chicago 69-65 Win 6-4
June 21 @ Sacramento 69-75 Loss 6-5
June 23 @ Seattle 57-87 Loss 6-6
June 25 @ Los Angeles 80-105 Loss 6-7
June 27 Detroit 59-63 Loss 6-8
June 30 @ New York 91-78 Win 7-8
July 1 Chicago 69-57 Win 8-8
July 3 @ Los Angeles 85-63 Win 9-8
July 7 Houston 94-75 Win 10-8
July 9 @ Minnesota 80-85 Loss 10-9
July 14 @ Charlotte 65-81 Loss 10-10
July 16 @ Detroit 67-77 Loss 10-11
July 18 Houston 67-64 Win 11-11
July 21 Washington 77-80 Loss 11-12
July 22 Connecticut 61-79 Loss 11-13
July 26 Los Angeles 67-81 Loss 11-14
July 28 Phoenix 98-96 Win 12-14
July 30 @ Connecticut 65-72 Loss 12-15
August 1 Charlotte 65-68 Loss 12-16
August 3 Sacramento 69-87 Loss 12-17
August 5 @ Indiana 70-76 Loss 12-18
August 6 @ Minnesota 68-82 Loss 12-19
August 8 @ Washington 79-91 Loss 12-20
August 10 Seattle 75-65 Win 13-20
August 12 Phoenix 93-95 Loss 13-21

Player stats

Player GP REB AST STL BLK PTS
Sophia Young 34 257 50 57 13 408
Agnieszka Bibrzycka 32 66 48 26 12 361
Vickie Johnson 34 167 122 28 3 337
Shannon Johnson 32 95 117 60 5 318
Kaite Feenstra 34 209 14 12 26 265
Shanna Crossley 34 41 34 11 4 226
Kendra Wecker 34 84 47 11 3 190
LaToya Thomas 19 82 22 14 7 157
Chantelle Anderson 23 85 15 7 10 153
Dalma Ivanyi 31 41 50 12 0 42
Shyra Ely 12 31 10 2 0 41
Jae Kingi-Cross 18 10 11 6 0 25

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References

  1. ^ http://www.basketball-reference.com/wnba/teams/SAS/2006.html

External links

Formerly the Utah Starzz • Founded in 1997 • Based in San Antonio, Texas
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