She sped past defenders who were running without the ball but still couldn’t keep up. For the second time in the game’s first four minutes, the No. 3 draft pick went coast to coast for an easy layup as the Connecticut Sun looked stuck in slow motion.

The Washington Mystics put together a commanding performance at CareFirst Arena, defeating the Connecticut Sun 104–67. From tip‑off, the Mystics established control—outscoring the Sun 28–21 in the opening quarter—and never looked back. In fact, they never lost a single 10 minute period.

WASHINGTON — Brittney Sykes scored 28 points, making 14 of 15 free throws, and the Washington Mystics cruised to a 104-67 win over the Connecticut Sun on Sunday.