2001 Detroit Shock season

2001 Detroit Shock season

Head Coach

Arena

Attendance

6,834 per game

Results
Record	10–22 (.313)
Place	7th (Eastern)
Playoff Finish	Did Not Qualify



Detroit Shock seasons
< 2000	2002 >

The 2001 WNBA season was the 4th season for the Detroit Shock.

Offseason

WNBA Draft

Round	Pick	Player	Nationality	College/School/Team
1	6	Deanna Nolan (G/F)	United States	Georgia
2	22	Jae Kingi (G)	Australia	Australia
3	38	Svetlana Volnaya (G/F)	Russia	Virginia
4	54	Kelly Santos (F)	Brazil	Brazil

Regular season

Season standings

Eastern Conference	W	L	PCT	Conf.	GB
Cleveland Rockers ^x	22	10	.688	15–6	–
New York Liberty ^x	21	11	.656	13–8	1.0
Miami Sol ^x	20	12	.625	14–7	2.0
Charlotte Sting ^x	18	14	.563	15–6	4.0
Orlando Miracle ^o	13	19	.406	9–12	9.0
Indiana Fever ^o	10	22	.313	7–14	12.0
Detroit Shock ^o	10	22	.313	7–14	12.0
Washington Mystics ^o	10	22	.313	4–17	12.0

Season schedule

Date	Opponent	Score	Result	Record
June 2	Houston	73-74	Loss	0-1
June 5	Orlando	71-92	Loss	0-2
June 7	@ Houston	66-87	Loss	0-3
June 12	@ Miami	68-67	Win	1-3
June 14	Washington	80-65	Win	2-3
June 16	@ Charlotte	72-69	Win	3-3
June 17	Minnesota	63-71	Loss	3-4
June 22	@ Indiana	56-77	Loss	3-5
June 23	Indiana	70-74	Loss	3-6
June 26	Los Angeles	89-98	Loss	3-7
June 27	@ Charlotte	50-74	Loss	3-8
June 29	Phoenix	75-71	Win	4-8
July 2	@ New York	60-66	Loss	4-9
July 6	Charlotte	50-67	Loss	4-10
July 8	@ Orlando	67-73	Loss	4-11
July 11	@ Washington	64-52	Win	5-11
July 13	Miami	55-56	Loss	5-12
July 14	@ Miami	51-66	Loss	5-13
July 18	New York	67-80	Loss	5-14
July 21	@ Sacramento	52-66	Loss	5-15
July 22	@ Portland	80-77	Win	6-15
July 24	@ Seattle	69-74	Loss	6-16
July 26	@ Phoenix	62-63	Loss	6-17
July 28	Cleveland	50-57	Loss	6-18
July 29	Orlando	64-62	Win	7-18
August 1	@ New York	63-66	Loss	7-19
August 4	Portland	70-65	Win	8-19
August 7	Utah	69-76	Loss	8-20
August 8	@ Cleveland	66-73	Loss	8-21
August 10	Washington	69-63	Win	9-21
August 12	@ Indiana	66-83	Loss	9-22
August 14	Cleveland	76-65	Win	10-22

Player stats

Player	GP	REB	AST	STL	BLK	PTS
Astou Ndiaye-Diatta	32	171	49	22	28	376
Elena Tornikidou	32	77	56	19	14	307
Edwina Brown	32	101	87	33	7	237
Wendy Palmer	22	154	23	23	4	233
Dominique Canty	32	83	70	31	1	197
Deanna Nolan	27	53	30	17	6	192
Jae Kingi-Cross	29	63	74	31	8	169
Barbara Farris	31	109	16	7	5	129
Claudia Neves	22	29	34	21	0	95
Carla Boyd	21	26	14	11	2	75
Kelly Santos	14	27	5	3	3	52
Rachael Sporn	23	52	11	7	4	41

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References

↑ http://www.basketball-reference.com/wnba/teams/DET/2001.html

Detroit Shock

Founded in 1998 Relocated in 2010 to Tulsa, OK Based in Auburn Hills, Michigan

Franchise history	Detroit Shock Tulsa Shock Dallas Wings

Arenas	The Palace of Auburn Hills

Head coaches	Nancy Lieberman Greg Williams Bill Laimbeer Rick Mahorn

Administration	Owner: William Davidson Karen Davidson General Manager: Nancy Lieberman Greg Williams Bill Laimbeer Cheryl Reeve

All-Stars	Kara Braxton Sandy Brondello Swin Cash Cheryl Ford Deanna Nolan Wendy Palmer Ruth Riley Katie Smith

Seasons	1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Playoff Appearances	1999 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Conference Titles	2003 2006 2007 2008

WNBA Titles	2003 2006 2008

Rivals	Connecticut Sun Indiana Fever Los Angeles Sparks Phoenix Mercury

2001 WNBA season by team

Draft All-Star Game Championship Playoffs

Eastern	Charlotte Sting Cleveland Rockers Detroit Shock Indiana Fever Miami Sol New York Liberty Orlando Miracle Washington Mystics

Western	Houston Comets Los Angeles Sparks Minnesota Lynx Phoenix Mercury Portland Fire Sacramento Monarchs Seattle Storm Utah Starzz

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