It’s great to see Marissa Coleman coming into her own as a Mystic. Marissa scored 14 in a route of Tulsa today at the Verizon Center.
On the same day she was awarded the WNBA’s Most Improved Player award, former Maryland great Crystal Langhorne led the Washington Mystics with 18 points and 10 rebounds in her homecoming to Maryland, as the Mystics fell to the Indiana Fever, 88-79, Thursday evening at Comcast Center in the first game of their playoff series.
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Crystal Langhorne and Marissa Coleman return to the Comcast Center Thursday night as their team, the Washington Mystic host Indiana in Game 1 of the WNBA playoffs.
Tickets are currently on sale to the general public online at ticketmaster.com or by calling 1-877-DC-HOOP-1. Parking in the Comcast Center lots will be available for $10 after 6 p.m. “Having Crystal and Marissa back on the court where their names and numbers became legendary is great. It is our pleasure to open … Read More »
The Baltimore Sun is reporting that if the Washington Mystics reach the WNBA playoffs, then their first round home games would be played at the Comcast Center instead of their normal home, the Verizon Center.
The Mystics include former Maryland stars Crystal Langhorne and Marissa Coleman. Langhorne is a starter that is the team’s leading rebounder and Coleman is three-point shooter off the bench.
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Is there any question that Maryland dominates the Women’s Basketball scene. Marissa Coleman and Crystal Langhorne take on the Chicago Sky and Kristi Tolliver. This is the first meeting of Kristi and Coleman at Verizon. The game will be televised nationally on ESPN2 at 7PM.
Before 11,800, the Washington Mystics defeated Chicago tonight 81-72. More important it was a clash between 2 ex-Terps. Crystal Langhorne scored 14 points with 6 bounds and rookie Kristi Tolliver scored 13 in a losing effort. Marissa Coleman is out for 4-6 weeks with a high ankle sprain.
Washington Mystics 82 Conn 70. Marissa Coleman 6-9 from the field, scored 16 points with 5 rebounds. Bravo!
Daron Park, who will always be remembered for taking over the Lady Terps head coaching chores on the road while Brenda was pregnant, is leaving Maryland to take over the Associate Head Coaching job at La Tech, according to terrapintimes.com. The great news is that his rumored replacement is former Montrose and Dematha assistant , David Atkins. Some of the athletes David has trained include Kevin Durant, Linus Kleiza, Greivis Vasquez and Marissa Coleman. Again this is a terrapin times.com … Read More »
As a sopomore Marah Strickland averaged 28 minutes per game. With Kristi and Marissa leaving it obvious her role would increase. But she just didn’t accept the facts and is moving on. Best of luck to both ladies. I am sure Brenda is working on replacements as I write. By the way, I had a chance to chat with Marissa at the Wizards game last night. She is ecstatic at staying at home and playing for the Mystics.
Four years of dedicated team play paid off on Thursday, as 2 Terrapin superstars, Mariisa Coleman and Kristi Tolliver were selected 2nd and 3rd in the WNBA draft. Marissa joins former Maryland teammate, Crystal Langhorne, who was also a 1st round pick for the Mystics last year. Coach Brenda Frese was on hand for the festivities. Baltimore’s Angel McCoughtry was … Read More »
