Caitlin Clark's late three-pointer hands Mystics another close loss

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Last updated Jun 11, 2026

Caitlin Clark's late three-pointer hands Mystics another close loss
Summary

The Washington Mystics faced a tough defeat against the Indiana Fever on June 11, 2026, as Caitlin Clark hit a game-winning three-pointer with 1.2 seconds remaining. Washington had overcome a 17-point deficit to lead by one before Clark's late shot. The young Mystics team is demonstrating competitiveness, with coach Sydney Johnson praising their fight despite the loss. The team, which relies heavily on inexperienced players, now holds a record of 4-6 for the season.

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  • Clark's shot secured a last-minute win for Indiana.
  • Washington erased a significant second-half deficit to take the lead.
  • Johnson commended the Mystics for their resilience throughout the match.
  • The Mystics' record now stands at 4-6 this season.
  • Team has only two players with more than two years of WNBA experience.
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  • 8:46 PMYahoo SportsYoung Mystics have shown they can compete, but they can still expect more growing pains
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Caitlin Clark's game-winning 3-pointer against Washington raised an immediate question: How did a player known for her shooting get so open with the game on the line? “You got to do whatever you can until the final buzzer, and we just came up short one possession there," coach Sydney Johnson said after Monday's loss to Clark's Indiana Fever. Clark's shot with 1.2 seconds left came after Washington had erased a 17-point second-half deficit to go ahead by one.

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