2003 Houston Comets season explained

The 2003 WNBA season was the seventh for the Houston Comets. Former WNBA MVP Cynthia Cooper came out of retirement and played four games with the Comets. This was their final year in the Compaq Center.

Offseason

WNBA draft

RoundPickPlayerNationality School/Club Team
112Allison Curtin
219Lori NeroLouisville
338Constance JinksUNLV
341Oksana RakhmatulinaRussia
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Regular season

Season schedule

DateOpponentScoreResultRecord
May 22Seattle75-64Win1-0
May 24@ Phoenix69-62Win2-0
May 30Connecticut83-91Loss2-1
June 1@ Minnesota64-68 (OT)Loss2-2
June 3Phoenix66-51Win3-2
June 6@ Charlotte58-69Loss3-3
June 7@ Connecticut58-65Loss3-4
June 10Sacramento71-66Win4-4
June 14@ Phoenix61-76Loss4-5
June 17@ Minnesota77-68Win5-5
June 20@ San Antonio69-76Loss5-6
June 21Cleveland63-62Win6-6
June 24Los Angeles62-71Loss6-7
June 28San Antonio64-49Win7-7
July 1Minnesota71-69Win8-7
July 5Washington76-54Win9-7
July 8Indiana60-56Win10-7
July 15@ Seattle55-69Loss10-8
July 18@ Los Angeles79-74Win11-8
July 19@ Sacramento74-71Win12-8
July 26New York61-53Win13-8
July 29Minnesota73-58Win14-8
August 1@ San Antonio53-63Loss14-9
August 2San Antonio64-55Win15-9
August 5Sacramento74-47Win16-9
August 7@ Indiana68-55Win17-9
August 8@ Detroit66-56Win18-9
August 10Phoenix69-46Win19-9
August 16Los Angeles63-64Loss19-10
August 18@ New York64-67Loss19-11
August 19Seattle52-47Win20-11
August 21@ Sacramento52-64Loss20-12
August 23@ Seattle64-71Loss20-13
August 25@ Los Angeles64-67Loss20-14
August 29 (First Round, Game 1)@ Sacramento59-65Loss0-1
August 31 (First Round, Game 2)Sacramento69-48Win1-1
September 2 (First Round, Game 3)Sacramento68-70Loss1-2

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Houston Comets Draft History . WNBA.com . 2022-09-04.