The Washington Mystics defeated the Connecticut Sun 92-84, earning an eight-point win behind a balanced offensive effort and strong production from their frontcourt. Washington created enough separation over the course of the game to withstand Connecticut’s perimeter shooting and late scoring pressure, finishing with multiple double-figure contributors in a steady team performance. S. Citron led the Mystics with 22 points, providing the scoring punch Washington needed in key stretches. K. Iriafen added 20 points, while S. Austin contributed 17, giving the Mystics a reliable inside-out mix. Washington also controlled the glass, finishing with a 41-29 rebounding advantage, a major factor in limiting Connecticut’s second-chance opportunities. Connecticut was led by A. Morrow, who scored 21 points, while O. Nelson-Ododa added 16. The Sun moved the ball well, recording 24 assists, and were effective from three-point range at 11-for-25. However, Washington’s rebounding edge and ability to generate consistent scoring from multiple options helped offset Connecticut’s advantage in assists and perimeter makes. Going forward, the Mystics can take confidence from a win built on balance, rebounding and efficient shot-making from their top scorers. For the Sun, the performance showed positive signs in ball movement and outside shooting, but the rebounding gap and defensive lapses will be areas to address after allowing Washington to reach 92 points.