WNBA Finals - Records

Records

This table shows a list of records through the history of the WNBA Finals.

Finals records
Milestone Player Team Date Information
Points, individual Angel McCoughtry Atlanta Dream October 5, 2011 38 points
Rebounds, individual Taj McWilliams-Franklin Connecticut Sun September 15, 2005 16 rebounds
Assists, individual Nikki Teasley Los Angeles Sparks August 29, 2002 11 assists
Steals, individual Kristin Haynie Sacramento Monarchs August 30, 2006 5 steals
Blocks, individual Lisa Leslie Los Angeles Sparks September 1, 2001 7 blocks
Points, team N/A Phoenix Mercury September 29, 2009 120 points vs. Indiana (OT)
Rebounds, team N/A Detroit Shock September 8, 2007 50 rebounds vs. Phoenix
Assists, team N/A Los Angeles Sparks September 1, 2001 24 assists vs. Charlotte
Steals, team N/A Connecticut Sun October 8, 2004 15 steals vs. Seattle
Blocks, team N/A Minnesota Lynx October 2, 2011 11 blocks vs. Atlanta
Career wins, coach Van Chancellor Houston Comets 1997-2000 4 wins
Margin of victory N/A Los Angeles Sparks
Phoenix Mercury		 September 1, 2001
September 8, 2007		 28-point win (82-54) over Charlotte
28-point win (98-70) over Detroit
Attendance, one game N/A Detroit Shock September 16, 2003
September 16, 2007		 22,076

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