Auburn Hills– In a night when many records were broken, the Shock’s victory over San Antonio not only put them back on the winning path, but tied their win total from the previous year. Margo Dydek recorded her 2,000th career point on her way to a 12 point night. Marie Ferdinand led the way with 26 points for the Silver Stars, while Adrienne Goodson and Gwen Jackson both contributed 22 and 16 points, respectively. Jackson also added 11 rebounds to give her a double-double for the night.

The Detroit Shock were led by Swin Cash’s 26 career-high points on 10 for 17 shooting. All of the Shock’s starters were in double figures as well as Kedra Holland-Corn adding another 14 from off the bench. Cheryl Ford had her 5th career double-double with 12 points and 15 rebounds. The Shock’s 56 point first half set a WNBA first-half record for points. With Detroit up nine to start the second half, San Antonio outscored the Shock 24-16 over the next 10 minutes to cut the lead to one, 72-7, with 10:10 remaining. The Shock scored the next nine points of the game, taking an 81-71 lead at the 7:06 mark and never trailed again.