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(Top) 1 Offseason 1.1 Dispersal Draft 1.2 WNBA draft 2 Regular season 2.1 Season Schedule 3 Season standings 4 Player stats 5 Awards and honors 6 References

2003 San Antonio Silver Stars season

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2003 San Antonio Silver Stars season
Coach	Candi Harvey Shell Dailey (interim)
Arena	SBC Center
Attendance	10,384 per game
Results
Record	12–22 (.353)
Place	6th (Western)
Playoff finish	Did not qualify
← 2002 season 2004 season →

The 2003 WNBA season was the 1st season for the franchise in San Antonio and the 7th season in the league as a franchise.

Offseason

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Dispersal Draft

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Pick	Player	Nationality	WNBA Team	Previous WNBA Team
12	LaQuanda Barksdale (G/F)	United States	San Antonio Silver Stars	Portland Fire

WNBA draft

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Pick	Player	Nationality	School/Club Team
11	Coretta Brown (G)	United States	North Carolina
25	Ke-Ke Tardy (F)	United States	LSU
40	Brooke Armistead (G)	United States	Austin Peay

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Regular season

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Season Schedule

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Date	Opponent	Score	Result	Record
May 24	Seattle	65-56	Win	1-0
May 28	@ Phoenix	50-51	Loss	1-1
May 30	Minnesota	65-75	Loss	1-2
June 1	Connecticut	64-83	Loss	1-3
June 4	@ Charlotte	52-67	Loss	1-4
June 5	Phoenix	70-55	Win	2-4
June 7	Detroit	55-74	Loss	2-5
June 10	@ Washington	72-79	Loss	2-6
June 14	Charlotte	62-52	Win	3-6
June 20	Houston	76-69	Win	4-6
June 22	@ Seattle	53-93	Loss	4-7
June 24	@ Sacramento	60-57	Win	5-7
June 26	Los Angeles	58-67	Loss	5-8
June 28	@ Houston	49-64	Loss	5-9
July 1	@ Detroit	88-99	Loss	5-10
July 5	Phoenix	81-70	Win	6-10
July 10	@ Sacramento	76-89	Loss	6-11
July 16	@ Minnesota	78-85	Loss	6-12
July 17	Sacramento	60-62	Loss	6-13
July 19	Washington	77-85	Loss	6-14
July 23	@ Indiana	47-81	Loss	6-15
July 25	@ Minnesota	54-81	Loss	6-16
July 27	Cleveland	64-55	Win	7-16
July 30	@ Los Angeles	70-62	Win	8-16
August 1	Houston	63-53	Win	9-16
August 2	@ Houston	55-64	Loss	9-17
August 5	@ New York	60-69	Loss	9-18
August 7	Sacramento	61-86	Loss	9-19
August 9	Los Angeles	69-52	Win	10-19
August 12	@ Seattle	87-77	Win	11-19
August 16	Minnesota	64-73	Loss	11-20
August 20	Seattle	78-70 (OT)	Win	12-20
August 22	@ Phoenix	62-89	Loss	12-21
August 23	@ Los Angeles	70-83	Loss	12-22

Season standings

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Western Conference	W	L	PCT	GB	Home	Road	Conf.
Los Angeles Sparks ^x	24	10	.706	–	11–6	13–4	17–7
Houston Comets ^x	20	14	.588	4.0	14–3	6–11	14–10
Sacramento Monarchs ^x	19	15	.559	5.0	12–5	7–10	13–11
Minnesota Lynx ^x	18	16	.529	6.0	11–6	7–10	14–10
Seattle Storm ^o	18	16	.529	6.0	13–4	5–12	11–13
San Antonio Silver Stars ^o	12	22	.353	12.0	9–8	3–14	10–14
Phoenix Mercury ^o	8	26	.235	16.0	6–11	2–15	5–19

Player stats

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Note: GP= Games played; REB= Rebounds; AST= Assists; STL = Steals; BLK = Blocks; PTS = Points; AVG = Average

Player	GP	REB	AST	STL	BLK	PTS	AVG
Marie Ferdinand-Harris	34	127	90	58	6	470	13.8
Margo Dydek	34	251	58	19	100	406	11.9
Adrienne Goodson	33	185	71	24	6	371	11.2
Gwen Jackson	33	205	20	15	17	289	8.8
Jennifer Azzi	34	91	111	27	9	260	7.6
Sylvia Crawley	33	105	19	18	19	115	3.5
Semeka Randall	33	53	23	11	0	88	2.7
LaQuanda Barksdale	26	33	5	1	3	59	2.3
Tausha Mills	29	55	7	4	2	58	2.0
LaTonya Johnson	31	25	9	3	1	58	1.9
Tai Dillard	24	15	15	7	4	41	1.7