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San Antonio Test Send Preston Petri, Public Relations Contact AT&T Center SAN ANTONIO One AT&T Center Parkway | San Antonio, TX 78219 O: 210-444-5738 | C: 210-365-9439 | [email protected] STARS www.SAStars.com | Twitter: @SAStars 2015 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS TEST SEND THE MATCHUP Date Opponent (TV) Time/Results Date .......... Sun. November 23, 2015 June 5 at Phoenix L, 71-76 Time ..................................8:00 p.m. CT June 11 at Atlanta L, 69-72 Venue ....................................KeyArena June 14 TULSA L, 62-73 TV .......... Live Access, NBATV, KONG June 16 at Tulsa L, 61-88 Radio ....................................Ticket 760 June 19 MINNESOTA L, 59-74 Live Stats .........................SAStars.com June 20 CHICAGO (FSSW) L, 87-95, OT All-Time Series ...........................27-32 June 25 PHOENIX (FSSW) W, 76-71 San Antonio (7-26, 5-16 West) Home Series ...............................17-11 Seattle (9-23, 7-13 West) June 27 SEATTLE (FSSW) W, 73-71 Road Series .................................10-21 June 30 at Phoenix L, 78-85 STARS SA Streak ................................Two Lost STORM July 2 at Los Angeles L, 81-86 July 8 LOS ANGELES W, 70-63 PROJECTED SAN ANTONIO STARTERS July 10 at Indiana L, 76-83 KAYLA MCBRIDE • G LAST GAME: Did not play July 12 at Minnesota L, 49-66 21 5-11 • NOTRE DAME July 15 at New York L, 68-84 July 17 TULSA W, 65-58 PTS REB FG% MIN NOTES: Leads the Stars, averaging 13.8 points July 19 at Chicago (FSSW) L, 82-93 13.8 3.1 38.2 28.0 per game. July 21 INDIANA W, 80-62 July 29 ATLANTA W, 102-85 July 31 WASHINGTON L, 53-88 SOPHIA YOUNG-MALCOLM • F LAST GAME: Tallied 12 points, four boards, Aug. 2 LOS ANGELES L, 78-80 33 6-1 • Baylor two assists and a game-high four steals Aug. 4 at Connecticut L, 51-82 PTS REB FG% MIN Aug. 5 at Washington L, 63-66 NOTES: Leads all starters with a field-goal Aug. 8 SEATLLE (FSSW) W, 81-88 11.6 5.0 46.2 27.4 percentage of 46.2. Aug. 11 at Minnesota L, 76-83 Aug. 16 at Seattle (FSSW) L, 63-72 32 JAYNE APPEL • C LAST GAME: Brought down a game-high 11 Aug. 19 NEW YORK (FSSW) L, 45-73 6-4 • STANFORD rebounds. Aug. 21 MINNESOTA L, 61-78 Aug. 23 LOS ANGELES L, 59-90 PTS REB FG% MIN NOTES: Ranks sixth in the WNBA in blocks per Aug. 28 at Seattle L, 69-83 3.4 6.5 36.4 23.5 game (1.32). Aug. 30 at Los Angeles L, 52-60 Sept. 4 CONNECTICUT L, 72-73 JIA PERKINS • G LAST GAME: Led the team with 24 points, Sept. 5 PHOENIX L, 52-82 7 5-8 • Texas Tech nine rebounds, two assists and one steal. Sept. 8 at Tulsa L, 64-74 Sept. 13 at Seattle 8 p.m. PTS REB FG% MIN NOTES: Leads team in steals with 1.48 per 13.6 3.0 38.1 27.7 * - Denotes preseason game game. Home games in CAPS (FSSW) - Denotes Fox Sports Southwest 13 DANIELLE ROBINSON • G LAST GAME: Did not play last game All times Central Standard (CST) 5-9 • Oklahoma Dates and times subject to change NOTES: Leads the team and ranks third in the PTS REB FG% MIN WNBA in assists per game (5.0). 9.2 2.5 39.0 30.1 INJURY LIST ORGANIZATION 2015 STARS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Franchise San Antonio Stars # Player Pos. Ht. Wt. D.O.B. College/Country Years Ownership Spurs Sports & Entertainment 23 Danielle Adams F-C 6-1 239 2/19/89 Texas A&M. 4 Chairman & CEO Peter Holt 40 Kayla Alexander C 6-4 195 1/5/91 Syracuse 2 Front Office Phone (210) 444-5000 32 Jayne Appel C 6-4 210 5/14/88 Stanford 5 Ticket Information (210) 444-5090 11 Valeriane Ayayi F 6-2 171 4/29/94 France R 51 Sydney Colson G 5-8 140 8/6/89 Texas A&M 1 5 Dearica Hamby F 6-3 183 11/6/93 Wake Forest R FRANCHISE INFORMATION 22 Samantha Logic G 5-9 177 10/22/92 Iowa State R Years in San Antonio 13 21 Kayla McBride G-F 5-11 174 6/25/92 Notre Dame 1 Years Overall 19 6 Alex Montgomery F 6-1 175 11/12/88 Georgia Tech 4 Former Franchise Utah Starzz 7 Jia Perkins G 5-8 155 2/23/82 Texas Tech 11 San Antonio Record 188-242 13 Danielle Robinson G 5-9 125 5/10/89 Oklahoma 4 AT&T Center Record 113-108 33 Sophia Young-Malcolm F 6-1 165 12/15/83 Baylor 10 Freeman Colliseum Record 7-10 Overall Record 275-351 Overall Home Record 166-148 2015 TRANSACTIONS Overall Road Record 109-203 Feb. 3 Stars re-sign Jia Perkins San Antonio Playoff Appearances 7 Feb. 9 Stars re-sign Danielle Robinson March 2 Stars sign Toni Young, Brittany Chambers and Ashley San Antonio Playoff Record 8-17 Paris to training camp roster Overall Playoff Appearances 9 March 12 Stars acquire first and third-round picks in the 2015 WNBA draft from Indiana Fever in exchange for guard Shenise Overall Playoff Record 10-23 Johnson and a 2015 second-round pick. Western Conference Titles 1 (2008) March 16 Stars re-sign Danielle Adams April 16 Stars select Dearica Hamby, Dragana Stankovix and Nikki Moody in the 2015 WNBA Draft BASKETBALL STAFF April 16, Stars trade the number nine overall pick in the 2015 WNBA Draft to the New York Liberty in exchange for Alex Head Coach Dan Hughes Montgomery San Antonio Record (Years) 153-186(9) May 26 Stars waive Nikki Moody June 2 Stars waive Porsha Roberts, Toni Young Overall Record (Years) 229-260(14) June 4 Stars waive Ashley Paris, Brittany Chambers Assistant Coach Vickie Johnson June 23 Stars sign Kalana Greene July 5 Stars waive Brittany Hrynko; Stars acquire Samantha Assistant Coach James Wade Logic from Atlanta Dream in exchange for a 2016 second-round Athletic Trainer Tonya Holley draft pick Strength & Conditioning Chrissy Stragisher July 27 Signed Valeriane Ayayi; waived Kalana Greene Equipment Manager Melissa Martinez PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Dearica Hamby .......................................................... dee-AIR-i-ka Jia Perkins .................................................................... Gia Valeriane Ayayi ..............................................VAL-er-ee-ANN .......................................................................I-yai-yee SEATTLE STORM PR CONTACTS Kim Veale Public Relations Manager [email protected] (206) 272-2706 QUICK FACTS Conference...................................................................................................................................................................Western Colors ....................................................................................................................................Green, Gold, Red and Bronze Arena .......................................................................................................................... KeyArena at Seattle Center (9,686) TV ..............................................................................................................................................................................KONG 6/16 TEAM DIRECTORY Ownership ............................................................................................................................................ Force 10 Hoops LLC President and GM .......................................................................................................................................Alisha Valavanis Head Coach and General Manager ..........................................................................................................Jenny Boucek Assistant Coach ....................................................................................................................................................Ryan Fodor Assistant Coach ....................................................................................................................................................Ryan Webb Head Athletic Trainer ...................................................................................................................................... Tom Spencer Equipment Manager .......................................................................................................................................... Leah Drury 3421 Thorndyke Ave. W. Basketball Operations ...............................................................................................................................Preston Fawcett Seattle, WA 98119 Phone: (206) 217-WNBA Fax: (206) 281-5817 TEAM HISTORY www.StormBasketball.com Franchise Evolution ......................................................................................................Seattle Storm, 2000 to present Franchise Record ...........................................................................................................................................271-264 (.507) Franchise Playoff Record ..................................................................................................................................19-20 (.481) 2015 MEETINGS WNBA Titles ..................................................................................................................................................... 2 (2004, 2010) 2014 Record..............................................................................................................................................12-22, 6th in West June 27 vs. Seattle W, 71-73 2014 Playoffs .....................................................................................................................................................................None Aug. 8 vs. Seattle W, 88-81 Aug. 16 at Seattle L, 63-72 SERIES BREAKDOWN Aug. 28 at Seattle L, 69-83 Overall ................................................................................................................................................................................27-32 Sept. 13 at Seattle 8 p.m. Home ..................................................................................................................................................................................17-11
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