Ogwumike Sets All-Star Scoring Record as Malonga Dunks in Record-Setting WNBA Weekend
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Nneka Ogwumike became the WNBA All-Star scoring leader as Dominique Malonga dunked for the first time in an All-Star game, helping Team Spoon defeat Team Coop 129–122 before a record 19,783 at Chicago’s United Center. Jonquel Jones earned the All-Star MVP, dedicating it to a late aunt, while the Chicago Sky were absent from the All-Star roster and commissioner Cathy Engelbert was booed during the trophy handoff, underscoring a weekend that felt celebratory despite league challenges.
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- WNBA All-Star Game winners, losers: The phenoms and their phenomenal weekend The New York Times
- WNBA All-Star Game draws record crowd as Caitlin Clark’s Team Spoon holds off Team Coop Fox News
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