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Franchise history was made by the Washington Mystics in addition to beating the Indiana Fever

Washington Mystics ended the 2024 regular season with a 92-91 win against the Indiana Fever.
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WASHINGTON — The Washington Mystics ended the 2024 regular season with a 92-91 win against the Indiana Fever. 

Thursday's game was the largest attended game in WNBA history with 20,7011 people in rafters at Capital One Arena. The Mystics beat their own record from the 1999 season.

The 2024 season has been one the highest watched for the WNBA as a whole, as the nation had its eyes glued to rookies like Aaliyah Edwards, Angel Reese, Kamilla Cardoso, Caitlin Clark, and more. The Mystics sold out every single home game of the 2024 season. 

Four of the Mystics home games were played at the Capital One Arena, including the annual Camp Day. 

The Mystics also unveiled exciting new initiatives this season including the popular, always sold-out Brunch and Basketball, the Sticsclusives merchandise collection, Mystics President's Circle for women business leaders, new Crossover Club for courtside members, and a new Champions Club hospitality suite.

The team was also the first team in the league to host a pregame and postgame studio show. 

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