2002 Portland Fire season

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The 2002 WNBA season was the 3rd and final season for the original incarnation of the Portland Fire franchise. The team improved compared from their first two seasons, but playoff hopes were denied when they finished one game back for a playoff berth. The team later folded after the season.

Head coachLinda Hargrove
Attendance8,041 per game
Record1616 (.500)
Quick facts Portland Fire season, Head coach ...
2002 Portland Fire season
Head coachLinda Hargrove
ArenaRose Garden
Attendance8,041 per game
Results
Record1616 (.500)
Place5th (Western)
Playoff finishDid not qualify
Team Leaders
PointsDeMya Walker 10.9 ppg
ReboundsDeMya Walker 5.0 rpg
AssistsUkari Figgs 3.4 apg
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The city of Portland would return to the WNBA twenty-four seasons later with the expansion revival of Portland Fire, will begin play in the 2026 season.

Offseason

WNBA draft

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Round Pick Player Nationality College/School/Team
1 5 Nikki Teasley (G)  United States North Carolina
3 37 Mandy Nightingale (G)  United States Colorado
4 50 Melody Johnson (C)  United States Arizona State
4 53 Monique Cardenas (G)  United States Florida
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Regular season

Season standings

More information Western Conference, W ...
Western Conference W L PCT Conf. GB
Los Angeles Sparks x257.78117–4
Houston Comets x248.75016–51.0
Utah Starzz x2012.62512–95.0
Seattle Storm x1715.53110–118.0
Portland Fire o1616.5008–139.0
Sacramento Monarchs o1418.4388–1311.0
Phoenix Mercury o1121.3447–1414.0
Minnesota Lynx o1022.3136–1515.0
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Season schedule

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Date Opponent Score Result Record
1May 29New YorkL 62–840–1
2May 30@ UtahL 64–690–2
3June 2SeattleL 47–570–3
4June 3@ Los AngelesL 72–890–4
5June 6SacramentoW 86–731–4
6June 11@ SeattleW 70–632–4
7June 13@ MinnesotaL 46–602–5
8June 15DetroitW 67–603–5
9June 18MinnesotaW 59–514–5
10June 20IndianaL 72–814–6
11June 23HoustonL 58–714–7
12June 25@ UtahL 83–864–8
13June 26OrlandoW 64–575–8
14June 28WashingtonW 72–666–8
15June 30@ New YorkW 54–447–8
16July 2@ ClevelandW 68–648–8
17July 3@ CharlotteW 76–739–8
18July 7SacramentoW 74–5910–8
19July 10@ MinnesotaW 75–7211–8
20July 12Los AngelesL 76–82 (OT)11–9
21July 17PhoenixW 73–6112–9
22July 19HoustonW 70–6013–9
23July 21@ PhoenixW 87–7514–9
24July 24@ Los AngelesL 69–7314–10
25July 25@ SacramentoL 80–81 (OT)14–11
26July 27MiamiW 71–6115–11
27July 30@ HoustonL 59–8915–12
28August 2@ WashingtonW 67–6516–12
29August 4@ OrlandoL 61–6316–13
30August 6UtahL 69–8216–14
31August 9@ SeattleL 74–8316–15
32August 11PhoenixL 70–7316–16
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Player stats

Note: GP = Games Played; REB = Rebounds; AST = Assists; STL = Steals; BLK = Blocks; PTS = Points

More information Player, GP ...
Player GP REB AST STL BLK PTS
DeMya Walker31154512633339
Tamicha Jackson325995551314
Sylvia Crawley32134471837279
Alisa Burras321477107278
Ukari Figgs3180104252264
Kristin Folkl32148321817155
Stacey Thomas3294674212143
Jackie Stiles21182040125
LaQuanda Barksdale17401287100
Tully Bevilaqua27334422384
Carolyn Young1914124083
Amber Hall202617130
Jenny Mowe510001
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