2012 Media Guide - WNBA.com

SEVEN CONSECUTIVE WNBA PLAYOFF APPEARANCES
PLAYOFF HISTORY AND RECORDS
WNBA SEEDS BY SEASON EAST 1 EAST 2 EAST 3 EAST 4 WEST 1 WEST 2 WEST 3 WEST 4
2000 – Fever Did Not Advance NYL CLE ORL WAS LAS HOU SAC PHO
2001 – Fever Did Not Advance CLE NYL MIA CHA LAS SAC UTA HOU
2002 – East No. 4 NYL CHA WAS IND LAS HOU UTA SEA
2003 – Fever Did Not Advance DET CHA CON CLE LAS HOU SAC MIN
2004 – Fever Did Not Advance CON NYL DET WAS LAS SEA MIN SAC
2005 – East No. 2 CON IND NYL DET SAC SEA HOU LAS
2006 – East No. 3 CON DET IND WAS LAS SAC HOU SEA
2007 – East No. 2 DET IND CON NYL PHO SAN SAC SEA
2008 – East No. 4 DET CON NYL IND SAN SEA LAS SAC
2009 – East No. 1 IND ATL DET WAS PHO SEA LAS SAN
2010 – East No. 3 WAS NYL IND ATL SEA PHO SAN LAS
2011 – East No. 1 IND CON ATL NYL MIN SEA PHO SAN
ATTENDANCE RECORDS
LARGEST SEASON TOTAL
132,594 in 2009 (10 games)
50,213 in 2007 (6 games)
48,825 in 2011 (6 games)
38,841 in 2010 (3 games)
33,657 in 2002 (3 games)
LARGEST SEASON AVERAGE
13,259 in 2009 (10 games)
12,947 in 2010 (3 games)
11,219 in 2002 (3 games)
8,369 in 2007 (6 games)
8,138 in 2011 (6 games)
LARGEST HOME ATTENDANCE
18,165 vs. Phoenix, 10/7/09
18,165 vs. Phoenix, 10/4/09
18,165 vs. Detroit, 9/26/09
10,198 vs. New York, 8/16/02
9,655 vs. Washington, 9/19/09
9,623 vs. Detroit, 8/31/07
9,210 vs. Detroit, 9/25/09
9,036 vs. Atlanta, 9/27/11
8,777 vs. Connecticut, 9/10/05
8,253 vs. Atlanta, 9/22/11
7,613 vs. Detroit, 9/19/08
7,608 vs. New York, 9/15/11
7,535 vs. New York, 8/29/10
7,298 vs. Connecticut, 8/25/07
7,261 vs. Detroit, 8/17/06
LARGEST AWAY ATTENDANCE
17,313 at Phoenix, 10/9/09
16,758 at Phoenix, 10/1/09
16,682 at New York, 9/1/10
14,624 at New York, 8/26/10
12,471 at New York, 8/20/02
11,617 at Phoenix, 9/29/09
10,988 at New York, 8/18/02
10,153 at Detroit, 9/2/03
9,856 at Detroit, 8/3/03
8,830 at Detroit, 8/19/06
8,508 at New York, 9/17/11
8,296 at Detroit, 9/23/08
8,219 at Detroit, 9/21/08
7,729 at New York, 8/30/05
October 7, 2009: A capacity crowd of 18,165 looks on at Bankers Life Fieldhouse during Game 4 of the WNBA Finals between the
Fever and Phoenix Mercury. Indiana led the series 2-1 with a chance to win its first WNBA crown before this throng of onlookers.
Phoenix won the game, 90-77, and captured the title two nights later in Phoenix.
In eight playoff seasons, the Fever has been seeded #1, #2, #3 or #4 a total of two times each.
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