Storm vs. Mystics Time, TV & Stream – July 12

Washington Mystics v New York Liberty

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The Washington Mystics (10-10) square off against the Seattle Storm (6-18) on July 12, 2026 on CW Seattle, KOMO 4, MNMT, and Amazon Prime Video.

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WNBA July 12, 2026: Storm vs. Mystics Viewing Options

  • When: Sunday, July 12, 2026 at 3 p.m. ET
  • Where: CareFirst Arena in Washington D.C.
  • TV channel: CW Seattle, KOMO 4, MNMT, and Amazon Prime Video
  • Live stream: Watch this game on Prime Video (Regional restrictions may apply)

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Storm vs. Mystics Comparison

Mystics Rank Mystics AVG Storm AVG Storm Rank
13th 81.1 Points Scored 80.0 14th
5th 84.5 Points Allowed 85.2 8th
1st 36.6 Rebounds 32.5 11th
4th 9.5 Off. Rebounds 6.9 15th
14th 5.8 3pt Made 8.7 6th
11th 19.2 Assists 18.9 12th
15th 16.6 Turnovers 14.2 11th

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Mystics Leaders

  • Sonia Citron leads the Mystics, scoring 18.6 points per game.
  • Washington is led in rebounding by Shakira Austin's 9.3 rebounds per game and assists by Georgia Amoore's 3.6 assists per game.
  • Citron makes 1.3 threes per game to lead the Mystics.
  • Washington's blocks leader is Austin, who collects 1.4 per game. Citron leads the team, averaging 1.3 steals an outing.

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Storm Leaders

  • Natisha Hiedeman takes the top spot on the Storm scoring and assist lists, putting up 15.6 points and 4.4 assists per game.
  • Flau'jae Johnson collects all of the boards and is the Seattle leader in rebounds, getting 5.3 per game.
  • Hiedeman is tops from three-point range for the Storm, hitting 2.2 threes per game.
  • Hiedeman tops Seattle in steals with 1.2 per game, and Johnson leads the squad in blocks with 0.9 per game.

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