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WNBA Results, September 7- Fever Blow Out Mystics to Book Playoff Berth, Aces Overwhelm Sky to Record 14th Straight Win, and More

Here's what happened in the WNBA on Sunday, September 7.

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On the last Sunday of the 2025 WNBA season, the Indiana Fever officially booked themselves a playoff spot by taking down the Mystics in a blowout fashion. In another exciting encounter, the Los Angeles Sparks moved past the Dallas Wings comfortably to keep their playoff hopes alive. The night also saw Angel Reese-powered Las Vegas Aces overwhelm Angel Reese-less Sky to record 14th straight victory.

A lot more happened, and here, we will go through the WNBA Results and Highlights for Sunday’s games. Have a look.

Indiana Fever 94-65 Washington Mystics

The Indiana Fever officially booked themselves a playoff spot on Sunday by defeating Washington Mystics in a blowout fashion. Natasha Howard led the Fever with 17 points, four rebounds, and one assists while Aerial Powers poured in 15 points off the bench. A total of three more players finished with double-digit scores for the Fever. They are most likely to occupy the seventh seed, but could make their way up to the sixth position, considering the Golden State Valkyries’ performance.

Aerial Powers brought the energy today off the bench 🔋 pic.twitter.com/71kaXFoo5R
— Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) September 7, 2025

On the Mystics’ side, Sonia Citron led the charts with 17 points while Kiki Iriafen and Shakira Austin chipped in 11 points, each. The game night saw Citron setting the franchise record for points in a single season, while Iriafen set franchise record for rebounds in a single season.

Los Angeles Sparks 91-77 Dallas Wings

The Los Angeles Sparks ended their two-game losing skid to hand a blowout 91-77 win to the Dallas Wings. The win came at a crucial time for the Sparks, and kept their playoff hopes alive. With only two games left, the Sparks would need some help in the last week of the regular season in order to make it to the eighth and final spot in the playoffs.

Julie Allemand led the Sparks with 21 points, one rebound, and four assists. She became the first player in the league’s history to record 20+ points, 5+ steals and shoot 100% from the field. Dearica Hamby dropped 15 points, eight rebounds, and four assists. In addition, four more players ended up achieving double-digit figures.

Rickea. Jackson. 😤@iamthathooper x @WNBA pic.twitter.com/uafbOcOBKD
— Los Angeles Sparks (@LASparks) September 7, 2025

On the other hand, the Wings were led by their star rookie Paige Bueckers, who dropped 18 points. Myisha Hines-Allen poured in 15 points, 13 rebounds, and seven assists while Maddy Siegrish chipped in 13 points, four rebounds, and one assist.

The Sparks held the Wings to 28/72 shooting from the field and 5/23 threes as compared to their 34/48 shots from the field and 13/20 threes.

Las Vegas Aces 80-66 Chicago Sky

In the final game for Sunday’s WNBA schedule, the Las Vegas Aces pulled off their 14th straight victory by defeating Chicago Sky 80-66. It is now the fifth team in the history of the league to reach this mark over a consecutive win streak. A’ja Wilson led the Aces with 31 points, 11 rebounds, and two assists. She has now secured the most 30+ point games (13) in a single season in the history of the league.

Jackie Young chipped in 20 points, five rebounds, and nine assists while Chelsea Gray came up with 13 points, five rebounds, and four assists.

THAT’S ANOTHER DUB 👐🎥@_ajawilson22: 31 PTS // 11 REB // 4 STL // 3 BLK // 60% FG@JackieYoung3: 20 PTS // 5 REB // 9 AST // 3 3PM // 57% FG@cgray209: 13 PTS // 5 REB // 4 AST // 3 3PM // 56% FG#ALLINLV pic.twitter.com/wJGxCS0al9
— Las Vegas Aces (@LVAces) September 8, 2025

Michaela Onyenwere and Rachel Banham combined 24 points for the Chicago Sky. In addition to them, Elizabeth Williams, Kamilla Cardoso and Sevgi Uzun dropped 10 points each. Chicago was without its star player Angel Reese, who was handed a half-game suspension due to her controversial remarks about the team. Later, she didn’t play in the second half due to a back injury. The Sky were 27/67 from the field, and 6/20 from beyond the arc, while the Aces were 32/70 from the field and 10/34 from the three-point range.

Updated 2025 WNBA Standings

Here’s how the WNBA standings look like after Sunday’s games.

Team	Win	Losses	PCT
Minnesota Lynx (Q)	33	9	.786
Las Vegas Aces (Q)	28	14	.667
Atlanta Dream (Q)	28	14	.667
Phoenix Mercury (Q)	27	15	.643
New York Liberty (Q)	25	17	.595
Golden State Valkyries (Q)	23	18	.561
Indiana Fever (Q)	23	20	.535
Seattle Storm	22	21	.512
Los Angeles Sparks	20	22	.476
Washington Mystics (E)	16	27	.372
Connecticut Sun (E)	11	31	.262
Chicago Sky (E)	10	32	.238
Dallas Wings (E)	9	34	.209

2025 WNBA

Garima Ranawat

Garima is a sports writer with around two years of experience in Indian sports and a newfound interest in the NBA. Inspired by the leadership of cricketing legend MS Dhoni, she wishes to bring in newer perspectives to the NBA fanatics with her writing.