Final
Fever downs Silver Stars to end skid
Aug 22, 2013 - 1:23 AM Indianapolis, IN (Sports Network) - Shavonte Zellous scored 20 points and Tamika Catchings had 19 to lead the Indiana Fever to an 80-63 win over the San Antonio Silver Stars Wednesday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.The defending WNBA champion Fever led from the late first quarter on en route to snapping a three-game losing streak.
Danielle Adams compiled 17 points and a game-high nine rebounds for San Antonio, but the Silver Stars turned the ball over 21 times and failed to build off of Saturday's 88-82 victory over Phoenix. Jia Perkins netted 12 points in a losing cause.
San Antonio held a slim 11-10 edge with under four minutes left in the opening quarter, but the Fever went on a 9-0 run capped by a Jessica Breland 3- pointer to build an eight-point lead late in the period.
The margin reached double digits after Catchings drained two foul shots with 3:21 remaining in the half for a 31-20 Indiana advantage, and the Fever went into the break up 41-25 after Jeanette Pohlen buried a trey at the buzzer.
San Antonio got to within seven points after a Perkins jumper made the score 62-55 with 7:50 to go. However, Indiana countered with a 15-4 spurt to pull away.
- SAN ANTONIO: 63
INDIANA: 80
Final
Aug 21 9:02 PM - SAN ANTONIO: 25
INDIANA: 41
Halftime
Aug 21 7:56 PM - SAN ANTONIO: 0
INDIANA: 0
1st Quarter - 10:00
Aug 21 7:09 PM
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