TULSA, OK—Overtime has not been good to the Tulsa Shock this season. Four times they have forced the extra frame and four times they have come up short. Sunday afternoon was one of those times with an overtime loss 108-103.
The Shock (1-7) hosted the Phoenix Mercury (3-3) in a Father’s Day matinee in front of 4,206 fans in the BOK Center on Sunday afternoon and it literally came down to the last second. Less than a second, actually when trailing 93-90 and .3 of a second left on the clock, Riquna Williams drained a desperation 3-pointer to send the game into OT.
It capped off a game where the Shock had stayed with the Mercury for the majority of the game and where Glory Johnson scored a season high 32 points and 13 boards and Shock rookie Skylar Diggins scored a season-high 22 points and 88 assists. Williams added 28 points of her own and Candace Wiggins was the fourth Tulsa player in double figures.












