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Stars at the Sun

	1	2	3	4	Total
USA	29	20	26	24	99
WNBA	19	9	16	28	72

Date

July 10, 2010

Arena

Mohegan Sun Arena

City

Uncasville, Connecticut

MVP

Sylvia Fowles, Team USA

Attendance

9,518

Network

ABC

WNBA All-Star Game

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The Stars at the Sun game was played on July 10, 2010 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut, home of the Connecticut Sun. This game, unlike previous non-Olympic year games, was a contest between the USA women's national team and a team of WNBA All-Stars. This game is not considered a WNBA All-Star Game.^[1] This was the third time Connecticut has hosted the mid-season basketball showcase, after previously hosting the 2005 and 2009 All-Star games.

The Game

Rosters

USA Basketball Team
Pos.	Player	Team
Starters
PG	Sue Bird	Seattle Storm
SG	Cappie Pondexter	New York Liberty
SF	Diana Taurasi	Phoenix Mercury
SF	Tamika Catchings	Indiana Fever
C	Sylvia Fowles	Chicago Sky
Reserves
G	Renee Montgomery	Connecticut Sun
F	Angel McCoughtry	Atlanta Dream
F	Maya Moore	UConn
F	Swin Cash	Seattle Storm
F	Candice Dupree	Phoenix Mercury
F	Candace Parker¹	Los Angeles Sparks
C	Tina Charles	Connecticut Sun

WNBA Team
Pos.	Player	Team
Starters
PG	Lindsey Harding²	Washington Mystics
SG	Katie Douglas	Indiana Fever
SF	Monique Currie²	Washington Mystics
PF	Crystal Langhorne	Washington Mystics
C	Michelle Snow	San Antonio Silver Stars
Reserves
G	Becky Hammon¹	San Antonio Silver Stars
G	Penny Taylor	Phoenix Mercury
G	Lindsay Whalen²	Minnesota Lynx
F	Iziane Castro Marques	Atlanta Dream
F	Jayne Appel	San Antonio Silver Stars
F	Sophia Young	San Antonio Silver Stars
F	Rebekkah Brunson	Minnesota Lynx
F	Lauren Jackson¹	Seattle Storm
F	Sancho Lyttle¹	Atlanta Dream

¹ Injured
² Injury replacement
³ Starting in place of injured player

ABC (HD)

July 10
3:30pm

Report

USA 99, WNBA 72
Scoring by quarter: 29–19, 20–9, 26–16, 24–28
Pts: Fowles 23 Rebs: Dupree, Fowles, Moore each 8 Asts: Pondexter 6		Pts: Douglas 15 Rebs: Harding 7 Asts: Harding 4

Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, Connecticut
Attendance: 9,518
Referees: Michael Price, Cameron Inouye, Kurt Walker

^[2]

Coaches

The coach for Team USA is Connecticut Huskies women's basketball coach Geno Auriemma. The coach for the WNBA Team is Seattle Storm coach Brian Agler.

Other events

Three-Point Shootout

Position	Player	From	Year to ASG			1st	2nd
Position	Player	From	Made	Attempted	Percent	1st	2nd
SG	Katie Douglas	Indiana Fever	38	90	.422	24	23
PG	Lindsay Whalen	Minnesota Lynx	8	34	.235	?	11
SF	Swin Cash	Seattle Storm	20	44	.455	?	7
PG	Sue Bird	Seattle Storm	34	86	.395	?	DNQ
SF	Monique Currie	Washington Mystics	22	47	.468	?	DNQ
SF	Angel McCoughtry	Atlanta Dream	18	70	.257	?	DNQ

Skills Challenge

Player	From	Height	Weight	1st	2nd
Renee Montgomery	Connecticut Sun	5-7	143	29.4	25.0
Cappie Pondexter	New York Liberty	5-9	160	31.3	32.1
Lindsay Whalen	Minnesota Lynx	5-9	169	26.6	34.2
Iziane Castro Marques	Atlanta Dream	6-0	140	N/A
Lindsey Harding	Washington Mystics	5-8	139	N/A
Angel McCoughtry	Atlanta Dream	6-1	160	N/A

References

^ "WNBA All-Star Game History". WNBA.com - Official Site of the WNBA. Retrieved 2023-04-12.
^ "Team Usa vs. Team WNBA - WNBA Game Summary - July 10, 2010". ESPN. Retrieved 2023-04-12.

v t e WNBA All-Star Game
All-Star Game MVP Award List of WNBA All-Stars Broadcasters NBA All-Star Game
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024

v t e 2010 WNBA season by team
Draft Transactions Schedule Stars at the Sun Playoffs Finals
Eastern	Atlanta Dream Chicago Sky Connecticut Sun Indiana Fever New York Liberty Washington Mystics
Western	Los Angeles Sparks Minnesota Lynx Phoenix Mercury San Antonio Silver Stars Seattle Storm Tulsa Shock
← 2009 WNBA season 2011 →

Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)

2024 WNBA season

Teams

East	Atlanta Dream Chicago Sky Connecticut Sun Indiana Fever New York Liberty Washington Mystics
West	Dallas Wings Golden State Valkyries Las Vegas Aces Los Angeles Sparks Minnesota Lynx Phoenix Mercury Seattle Storm
Future teams	Toronto Portland

Annual events

Statistics

Records
Career:
Season:
- Scoring
- Rebounding
- Assists
- Steals
- Blocks
- Turnovers

Other

Arenas
Attendance
Awards
Coaches
Defunct teams
Expansion draft history
LiveAccess
MVP
NBA
Media (ABC, ESPN, Current broadcasters, All-Star Game broadcasters, Finals broadcasters)
Players (Current rosters, Foreign players)
Rookie of the Year
Teams (All-Decade Team, Top 15 Team, Top 20 Team, Top 25 Team)
WNBA Players Association

WNBA on ESPN

Related programs

Commentators

Key figures

Play-by-play	Terry Gannon Mark Jones Dave Pasch Robin Roberts Ryan Ruocco Michele Tafoya Pam Ward
Color commentators	Greg Anthony Geno Auriemma Doris Burke Rebecca Lobo Ann Meyers Carolyn Peck Pat Summitt
Sideline reporters	Doris Burke Rebecca Lobo Stephanie Ready LaChina Robinson Holly Rowe
Studio hosts	Cindy Brunson Linda Cohn Randy Scott John Saunders Pam Ward
Studio analysts	Geno Auriemma Sue Bird Swin Cash Becky Hammon Nancy Lieberman Carolyn Peck LaChina Robinson

WNBA Finals

1998 (Game 3)
1999 (Game 1)
2001 (Game 1)
2002 (Game 1)
2003 (Games 1, 3)
2004
2005 (Games 1-2, 4)
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010 (Games 2, 3)
2011
2012
2013
2014 (Games 2, 3)
2015 (Games 2-5)
2016 (Games 2-5)
2017 (Games 2-5)
2018 (Games 1, 3)
2019 (Games 1-2, 4-5)
2020 (Games 1, 3)
2021 (Games 2-4)
2022 (Games 2–3)
2023 (Games 2, 4)
2024 (Games 1, 3)

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