Sonia Citron carried the Washington Mystics to an 88-84 win over the Indiana Fever, who played their 12th straight game without Caitlin Clark.

Sonia Citron scored 21 points, Kiki Iriafen had 18 points and 12 rebounds, and the Washington Mystics beat the Indiana Fever 88-84 on Friday night.

Sonia Citron scored 21 points, Kiki Iriafen had 18 points and 12 rebounds, and the Washington Mystics beat the Indiana Fever 88-84 on Friday night.

Citron scored 18 points, provided six assists and hauled in five rebounds as the Mystics remained in the playoff hunt with a 91-78 win over the Wings. Citron, selected two spots behind Bueckers in April's draft, outdueled her Dallas counterpart, who mustered 17 points, three assists and two steals after missing the previous game with a back injury.

Mystics rookie Sonia Citron outshines Paige Bueckers with a stronger all-around performance, boosting her Rookie of the Year case

Sonia Citron and Kiki Iriafen made history as rookie All-Stars for the Washington Mystics. They are the first rookie teammates to achieve this since 1999. Their quick impact has helped improve

The Mystics won the 2019 championship but haven’t posted a winning record since 2022 and have missed the playoffs the last two years. Whatever the stretch run has in store, Washington can look forward to the future after what the Mystics have seen from their rookie All-Star duo. “I think it’s amazing,” Citron said.

Citron, a six-foot-one shooting guard, should fit perfectly with a rebuilding Washington Mystics team and will likely make the final roster. Welcome to D.C., SONIA!!!!!