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Lynx Secure 10th Straight Win Over Fever in 108-100 Thriller
The Minnesota Lynx beat the Indiana Fever 108-100 in a WNBA game.
Oliva Miles scored 28 points and Courtney Williams added 27, helping the Lynx win their 10th straight game.
The Fever’s star, Kelsey Mitchell, scored 37 points.
Both teams shot well, but the Fever turned the ball over 12 times.
Outside the arena, people argued about whether transgender athletes should play against girls, with some supporting a ban and others saying trans kids belong in sports.
Oliva Miles scored 28 points and Courtney Williams added 27 as Minnesota Lynx beat Indiana Fever 108-100.
The win marked the Lynx's 10th consecutive victory, the longest streak since 2016.
Fever's Kelsey Mitchell poured in 37 points, her fifth 30‑point game of the season.
Both teams shot 57% from the field, with 11 three‑pointers each, but Fever committed 12 turnovers versus Minnesota's six.
A rally outside Target Center highlighted a debate over trans athlete participation, with supporters of Sophie Cunningham and those opposing a ban.
- Who
- Minnesota Lynx and Indiana Fever players, including Oliva Miles, Courtney Williams, Kelsey Mitchell, and others
- What
- A 108-100 WNBA game in which the Lynx won their 10th consecutive match
- Where
- Target Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
- When
- Sunday
- Why
- The game outcome reflected strong offensive play by the Lynx and a defensive lapse by the Fever, while a rally outside the arena highlighted a debate over trans athlete participation
Key facts
- Final Score
- 108-100
- Winning Team
- Minnesota Lynx
- Losing Team
- Indiana Fever
- Top Scorer (Lynx)
- Oliva Miles – 28 points
- Top Scorer (Fever)
- Kelsey Mitchell – 37 points
- Date
- Sunday
- Location
- Target Center, Minneapolis
Sources
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