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Phantom BC finished as Unrivaled’s top team during the 3-on-3 women's basketball league's regular season. Yet despite finishing with an 11-3 record, they were challenged by No. 6 seed Vinyl BC and had to rally for an 83-75 win in their playoff semifinal matchup.
Kelsey Plum hit the game-winner for Phantom, knocking down a stepback 3-pointer to surpass the target score of 82 and lift Phantom to Wednesday's championship final in Miami. It was the second consecutive game she won after ending Friday night's regular-season finale with a short jumper and the sixth game-ending shot she has hit this season.
Plum finished with a game-high 31 points, in addition to 6 rebounds and 5 assists. Tiffany Hayes followed with 19 points, while Kiki Iriafen scored 17 points and grabbed 11 boards.
Vinyl was aiming to upset a higher seed for the second time in the Unrivaled playoffs. The club coached by Teresa Witherspoon defeated No. 3 Laces, 82-69, in Saturday’s first-round matchup in Miami.
As one of Unrivaled’s top two seeds, Phantom earned a bye to Monday’s semifinals. Vinyl finished the regular season as the sixth-best team with a 5-9 record — just one game better than the 4-10 Lunar Owls and Hive — and was the last seed in the playoffs as a result.
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Kelsey Plum hit the game-winner for Phantom, knocking down a stepback 3-pointer to surpass the target score of 82 and lift Phantom to Wednesday's championship final in Miami. It was the second consecutive game she won after ending Friday night's regular-season finale with a short jumper and the sixth game-ending shot she has hit this season.
Plum finished with a game-high 31 points, in addition to 6 rebounds and 5 assists. Tiffany Hayes followed with 19 points, while Kiki Iriafen scored 17 points and grabbed 11 boards.
Vinyl was aiming to upset a higher seed for the second time in the Unrivaled playoffs. The club coached by Teresa Witherspoon defeated No. 3 Laces, 82-69, in Saturday’s first-round matchup in Miami.
As one of Unrivaled’s top two seeds, Phantom earned a bye to Monday’s semifinals. Vinyl finished the regular season as the sixth-best team with a 5-9 record — just one game better than the 4-10 Lunar Owls and Hive — and was the last seed in the playoffs as a result.
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