2010 Tulsa Shock season

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2010 Tulsa Shock season
Coach Nolan Richardson
Arena BOK Center
Attendance4,812 per game
Results
Record6–28 (.176)
Place6th (Western)
Playoff finishDid not qualify
Team Leaders
Points Latta (12.4)
Rebounds Black (6.5)
Assists Latta (3.9)
Media
Television COX, FS-OK
NBATV, ESPN2

The 2010 WNBA season is the 13th season for the Tulsa Shock franchise of the Women's National Basketball Association. It is their first in Tulsa.

Contents

Transactions

Dispersal draft

Based on the Detroit Shock's 2009 record, the Tulsa Shock would pick 7th in the Sacramento Monarchs dispersal draft. The Shock picked Scholanda Robinson.

WNBA draft

The following are the Shock's selections in the 2010 WNBA draft.

RoundPickPlayerNationalitySchool/team/country
219 Amanda Thompson Flag of the United States.svg  United States Oklahoma
331Vivian FriesonFlag of the United States.svg  United States Gonzaga

Transaction log

Trades

DateTrade
April 7, 2010To Tulsa Shock To Connecticut Sun
Amber Holt and Chante Black Seventh pick in 2010 Draft and second-round pick in 2011 Draft
April 14, 2010To Tulsa Shock To San Antonio Silver Stars
Shanna Crossley Crystal Kelly
May 27, 2010To Tulsa Shock To Indiana Fever
Second-round pick in 2011 Draft Shavonte Zellous
June 14, 2010To Tulsa Shock To New York Liberty
Tiffany Jackson Plenette Pierson
July 22, 2010To Tulsa Shock To Phoenix Mercury
Nicole Ohlde and a first-round pick in 2011 Draft Kara Braxton
July 26, 2010To Tulsa Shock To Minnesota Lynx
Rashanda McCants Alexis Hornbuckle

Free agents

Roster

Tulsa Shock roster
PlayersCoaches
Pos.#Nat.NameHeightWeightDOBFromYrs
C 11 Flag of the United States.svg Black, Chante 6' 5" (1.96m)188 lb (85kg) Duke
G 8 Flag of the United States.svg Brown, Kiesha 5' 10" (1.78m)134 lb (61kg) Georgia
SG 0 Flag of the United States.svg Crossley, Shanna 5' 10" (1.78m)155 lb (70kg) Tennessee
G/F 4 Flag of the United States.svg Holt, Amber 6' 0" (1.83m)170 lb (77kg) Middle Tennessee
PF 33 Flag of the United States.svg Jackson, Tiffany 6' 3" (1.91m)185 lb (84kg) Texas
G 20 Flag of the United States.svg Jones, Marion 5' 10" (1.78m)150 lb (68kg) North Carolina
F 21 Flag of the United States.svg Lacy, Jennifer 6' 3" (1.91m)175 lb (79kg) Pepperdine
G 12 Flag of the United States.svg Latta, Ivory 5' 6" (1.68m)143 lb (65kg) North Carolina
F 32 Flag of the United States.svg McCants, Rashanda 6' 1" (1.85m)161 lb (73kg) North Carolina
F/C 30 Flag of the United States.svg Ohlde, Nicole 6' 5" (1.96m)190 lb (86kg) Kansas State
G 5 Flag of the United States.svg Robinson, Scholanda 5' 11" (1.8m)165 lb (75kg) LSU
Head coach
Assistant coaches
Athletic trainer


Legend
  • (C) Team captain
  • (FA) Free agent
  • (IN) Inactive
  • (S) Suspended
  • Cruz Roja.svg Injured

Depth

Pos.StarterBench
C Nicole Ohlde Chante Black
PF Tiffany Jackson Jennifer Lacy
SF Rashanda McCants Amber Holt
SG Scholanda Robinson Shanna Crossley / Marion Jones
PG Ivory Latta Kiesha Brown

Season standings

Western Conference W L PCT GB Home Road Conf.
Seattle Storm x286.824–17–011–620–2
Phoenix Mercury x1519.44113.09–86–1113–9
San Antonio Silver Stars x1420.41214.08–96–1111–11
Los Angeles Sparks x1321.38215.08–95–1210–12
Minnesota Lynx o1321.38215.07–106–118–14
Tulsa Shock o628.17622.04–132–154–18

Schedule

Preseason

2010 Game Log: Preseason
GameDateTime (ET)OpponentScoreHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsLocation/AttendanceRecord
1May 92:00pm Seattle 90–80 Braxton, Holt (14) Black (8) Lacy, Pierson (4) BOK Center
N/A		1–0

Regular season

2010 Game Log: Regular Season
May
GameDateTime (ET)OpponentTVScoreHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsLocation/AttendanceRecord
1May 158:00pm Minnesota NBATV
COX 		74–80 Holt (16) Black (10) Lacy (5) BOK Center
7,806		0-1
2May 2012:30pm San Antonio NBATV
FS-OK
FS-SW 		74-83 Braxton (15) Braxton, Holt (6) Zellous (4) BOK Center
4,636		0-2
3May 237:00pm@ Minnesota 94-82 Pierson, Zellous (14) Black (17) Lacy (7) Target Center
6,822		1-2
4May 257:00pm Phoenix ESPN2 96-110 Holt (20) Black (12) Lacy (7) BOK Center
4,100		1-3
5May 298:00pm Indiana NBATV
FS-OK 		79-74 Holt (16) Black (11) Lacy (5) BOK Center
4,005		2-3
June
GameDateTimeOpponentTV (ET)ScoreHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsLocation/AttendanceRecord
6June 48:00pm Minnesota FS-OK 92-79 Robinson (20) Black (11) Lacy (6) BOK Center
4,521		3-3
7June 58:00pm@ Chicago CN100 70-95 Crossley (20) Braxton (9) Lacy (7) Allstate Arena
4,549		3-4
8June 118:00pm@ San Antonio 75-87 Braxton (14) Black (9) Lacy (5) AT&T Center
7,076		3-5
9June 1210:00pm@ Phoenix 84-116 Crossley (17) Hornbuckle (8) Braxton, Crossley (4) US Airways Center
6,580		3-6
10June 188:00pm@ Minnesota 67-78 Brown (14) Braxton (7) Crossley, Lacy (3) Target Center
6,953		3-7
11June 198:00pm Minnesota COX 78-92 Robinson (14) Jackson (6) Hornbuckle, Robinson (4) BOK Center
5,013		3-8
12June 2312:00pm@ Atlanta NBATV
FS-OK
SSO 		90-96 Robinson (17) Black (12) Brown (7) Philips Arena
9,598		3-9
13June 258:00pm New York COX 78-92 Lacy (16) Black (9) Hornbuckle, Robinson (3) BOK Center
4,554		3-10
14June 274:00pm Seattle COX 72-83 Robinson (16) Jackson (8) Brown, Jackson, Lacy (3) BOK Center
4,865		3-11
15June 298:00pm Connecticut COX 89-101 Robinson (19) Black (6) Brown (7) BOK Center
3,649		3-12
July
GameDateTimeOpponentTVScoreHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsLocation/AttendanceRecord
16July 38:00pm Washington COX 54-69 Robinson (16) Black, Jackson (5) Brown (2) BOK Center
3,516		3-13
17July 87:00pm@ Indiana 72-100 Holt (18) Black (12) Black (5) Conseco Fieldhouse
7,077		3-14
18July 137:00pm Los Angeles ESPN2 71-87 Brown (14) Braxton (10) Latta (6) BOK Center
7,073		3-15
19July 168:00pm@ San Antonio 75-70 Latta (15) Braxton, Jackson, Lacy (5) Latta (4) AT&T Center
9,298		4-15
20July 1710:00pm@ Phoenix 88-97 Robinson (15) Black (13) Brown (7) US Airways Center
8,564		4-16
21July 203:00pm@ Los Angeles 83-86 (OT) Robinson (19) Jackson (9) Latta (7) STAPLES Center
14,413		4-17
22July 228:00pm Phoenix COX 91-123 Braxton (18) Jackson (9) Latta (6) BOK Center
3,333		4-18
23July 259:00pm@ Seattle KONG 59-75 Crossley (19) Robinson (6) Brown, Jackson (2) KeyArena
9,686		4-19
24July 271:30pm Atlanta NBATV
COX 		89-105 Latta (23) Ohlde (7) Latta (6) BOK Center
3,800		4-20
25July 308:00pm San Antonio NBATV
FS-OK 		85-101 Latta (19) Jackson (7) Brown (5) BOK Center
5,203		4-21
August
GameDateTimeOpponentTVScoreHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsLocation/AttendanceRecord
26August 14:00pm@ Washington NBATV
CSN-MA 		62-87 Jackson (14) Jackson (7) Brown (3) Verizon Center
9,008		4-22
27August 38:00pm Seattle COX 84-75 Robinson (21) Jackson (5) Latta (7) BOK Center
3,697		5-22
28August 610:30pm@ Los Angeles 70-77 Latta (16) Jackson (9) Ohlde (4) STAPLES Center
8,962		5-23
29August 710:00pm@ Seattle KONG 65-111 Latta (14) Jackson (6) Jackson, Jones, Latta (4) KeyArena
9,686		5-24
30August 138:00pm@ San Antonio 74-94 Robinson (14) Jackson (5) Latta (5) AT&T Center
10,244		5-25
31August 148:00pm Los Angeles COX 87-92 Latta (26) Jackson (13) Holt, Latta (4) BOK Center
5,719		5-26
32August 177:30pm@ Connecticut 62-90 Robinson (18) Holt (7) Holt (3) Mohegan Sun Arena
8,828		5-27
33August 197:30pm@ New York 85-95 Crossley (21) Black (9) Jackson, Robinson (4) Madison Square Garden
8,766		5-28
34August 218:00pm Chicago NBATV
FS-OK 		84-71 Crossley, Jackson (17) Jackson (9) Latta (5) BOK Center
6,321		6-28

Statistics

Legend
  GPGames played  GS Games started MPG Minutes per game RPG  Rebounds per game
 APG  Assists per game SPG  Steals per game BPG  Blocks per game PPG Points per game
 FG%  Field-goal percentage 3P%  3-point field-goal percentage FT%  Free-throw percentage TO  Turnovers per game
 PF  Fouls per gameTeam leaderLeague leader

Regular season

PlayerGPGSMPGFG%3P%FT%RPGAPGSPGBPGPPG
Chante Black 342320.9.537.000.3476.50.60.531.593.4
Kara Braxton 221616.8.500.250.6394.61.31.100.809.3
Kiesha Brown 27817.8.389.391.8212.02.40.560.005.7
Shanna Crossley 301621.3.404.422.8001.41.60.870.079.7
Amber Holt 33921.1.408.314.8023.11.80.910.218.7
Alexis Hornbuckle 151021.1.373.400.8333.52.71.500.705.8
Tiffany Jackson 251723.7.3991.000.7975.81.41.360.327.6
Marion Jones 3319.4.525.250.5951.60.60.550.213.4
Jennifer Lacy 34316.8.383.386.7503.00.80.790.297.0
Natasha Lacy 16318.3.475.250.5952.33.51.440.196.3
Ivory Latta 181628.7.422.370.7761.43.91.000.1112.4
Rashanda McCants 6417.7.350.278.4002.01.50.830.505.8
Nicole Ohlde 12925.1.443.000.7733.81.40.670.757.9
Plenette Pierson 8115.8.535.429.8572.51.31.200.4012.1
Scholanda Robinson 343324.6.402.303.7082.41.71.560.3511.9
Amanda Thompson 707.0.143.000.7001.60.40.430.001.6
Ashley Walker 204.5.000.000.0000.00.01.000.000.0
Shavonte Zellous 4116.8.161.100.8330.82.50.500.004.0

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