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Liston, Lynx Win WNBA Title
10/15/2015 10:13:00 AM | Women's Basketball
DURHAM, N.C.— Duke University 2014 alumna Tricia Liston and the Minnesota Lynx claimed the 2015 WNBA title Wednesday evening with a 69-52 game five victory over the Indiana Fever. It marks the third championship for the Lynx over the last five years.
Liston joins Mistie Bass (2014) and Karima Christmas (2012) as Blue Devils who have won a WNBA Championships. Duke alumnae have claimed WNBA titles in in three out of the last four seasons.
A native of River Forest, Ill., Liston appeared in 31 games on the season, including two starts. She averaged 3.4 points a contest and ranked second in the WNBA with a 42.9 three-point field goal percentage. She hit 27-of-63 treys on the season and has now drained 41 three-pointers in two years in the league.
Liston was a 2014 Associated Press Third Team All-America as a senior at Duke as she drained a school-record 87 three-pointers in her final year with the Blue Devils. She finished her career at Duke with a school-record 252 three-pointers made, while scoring a total of 1,664 points to rank eighth all time.
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Liston joins Mistie Bass (2014) and Karima Christmas (2012) as Blue Devils who have won a WNBA Championships. Duke alumnae have claimed WNBA titles in in three out of the last four seasons.
A native of River Forest, Ill., Liston appeared in 31 games on the season, including two starts. She averaged 3.4 points a contest and ranked second in the WNBA with a 42.9 three-point field goal percentage. She hit 27-of-63 treys on the season and has now drained 41 three-pointers in two years in the league.
Liston was a 2014 Associated Press Third Team All-America as a senior at Duke as she drained a school-record 87 three-pointers in her final year with the Blue Devils. She finished her career at Duke with a school-record 252 three-pointers made, while scoring a total of 1,664 points to rank eighth all time.
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