Final
Langhorne leads Seattle Storm past San Antonio Stars, 83-69
Aug 29, 2015 - 4:18 AM SEATTLE (AP) Crystal Langhorne had 22 points and 10 rebounds for her first double-double of the season and the Seattle Storm beat the San Antonio Stars 83-69 on Friday night.Sue Bird had all 10 of her points in the first quarter as the Storm (8-20) opened a 25-16 lead.
The Stars (7-22) are winless in 14 road games.
Markeisha Gatling, who started with both power forwards out, had 11 points. Usual starter Ramu Tokashiki has left Seattle to try to help Japan qualify for the Olympics and Abby Bishop has a hamstring injury.
Bird and Langhorne combined for Seattle's first 11 points and had 18 in the first quarter on 8-of-10 shooting. San Antonio's only lead was 16-15 but the Storm scored the last 10 points of the quarter.
WNBA President Laurel Richie was courtside for the game.
- SAN ANTONIO: 69
SEATTLE: 83
Final
Jul 1 3:43 PM - SAN ANTONIO: 69
SEATTLE: 83
Final
Aug 29 12:00 AM - End of 4th Quarter.
Aug 29 12:00 AM - End of 3rd Quarter.
Aug 28 11:32 PM - SAN ANTONIO: 47
SEATTLE: 59
End of 3rd
Aug 28 11:32 PM - End of 1st Half.
Aug 28 10:55 PM - SAN ANTONIO: 34
SEATTLE: 42
Halftime
Aug 28 10:55 PM - End of 1st Quarter.
Aug 28 10:28 PM - SAN ANTONIO: 16
SEATTLE: 25
End of 1st
Aug 28 10:28 PM - Markeisha Gatling (Jewell Loyd gains possession)
Aug 28 10:10 PM - SAN ANTONIO: 0
SEATTLE: 0
1st Quarter - 10:00
Aug 28 10:09 PM
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