1999 Sacramento Monarchs season

The 1999 WNBA season was the 3rd season for the Sacramento Monarchs.[1] The Monarchs made their first postseason appearance but lost to the Los Angeles Sparks in the first round.

1999 Sacramento Monarchs season
CoachSonny Allen
ArenaARCO Arena
Attendanceper game
Results
Record1913 (.594)
Place3rd (Western)
Playoff finishLost First Round (1-0) to Los Angeles Sparks

Offseason

WNBA Draft

RoundPickPlayerNationalityCollege/School/Team
12Yolanda Griffith (F) United StatesFlorida Atlantic (from Chicago Condors, ABL)
214Kedra Holland-Corn (G) United StatesGeorgia (from San Jose Lasers, ABL)
326Kate Starbird (G) United StatesStanford (from Seattle Reign, ABL)
438Amy Herrig (C) United StatesIowa

Regular season

Season standings

Western Conference W L PCT Conf. GB
Houston Comets x266.81316–4
Los Angeles Sparks x2012.62512–86.0
Sacramento Monarchs x1913.5949–117.0
Phoenix Mercury o1517.4697–1311.0
Minnesota Lynx o1517.4698–1211.0
Utah Starzz o1517.4698–1211.0

Season schedule

Date Opponent Score Result Record
June 10@ Los Angeles78-100Loss0-1
June 12Phoenix96-85Win1-1
June 14@ Phoenix74-64Win2-1
June 17Cleveland70-50Win3-1
June 19@ Utah75-85Loss3-2
June 22Minnesota79-62Win4-2
June 24Utah107-69Win5-2
June 26Los Angeles73-76Loss5-3
June 29@ Minnesota86-72Win6-3
July 2@ Washington79-74Win7-3
July 4@ Detroit92-78Win8-3
July 5@ New York63-76Loss8-4
July 8Houston74-63Win9-4
July 9@ Los Angeles77-72Win10-4
July 11@ Houston63-68Loss10-5
July 16@ Cleveland85-71Win11-5
July 17@ Orlando76-70Win12-5
July 19@ Minnesota69-76Loss12-6
July 22New York71-55Win13-6
July 24Orlando64-73Loss13-7
July 27Minnesota59-61Loss13-8
July 29Washington70-54Win14-8
July 31@ Utah59-63Loss14-9
August 2@ Houston70-75Loss14-10
August 4@ Charlotte68-62Win15-10
August 6Detroit71-58Win16-10
August 7Phoenix71-60Win17-10
August 10Los Angeles82-80Win18-10
August 13Charlotte78-64Win19-10
August 14Utah89-97Loss19-11
August 17@ Houston59-71Loss19-12
August 20Houston65-74Loss19-13

References

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