Washington Mystics (1-1, 1-1 Eastern Conference) at Indiana Fever (1-1)

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Indianapolis; Friday, 7:30 p.m. EDT

BOTTOM LINE: Washington Mystics visits the Indiana Fever after Kiki Iriafen scored 20 points in the Mystics' 98-93 overtime loss to the New York Liberty.

Indiana went 13-9 at home and 13-8 in Eastern Conference play during the 2025-26 season. The Fever averaged 84.9 points per game while allowing opponents to score 81.5 last season.

Washington finished 16-28 overall last season while going 8-12 in Eastern Conference games. The Mystics gave up 81.6 points per game while committing 18.2 fouls last season.

INJURIES: Fever: None listed.

Mystics: Alex Wilson: out (personal), Michaela Onyenwere: out (leg), Alicia Florez Getino: out (personal), Cotie McMahon: out (elbow).

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NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. —Garrick Higgo was hit with a rare penalty before his PGA Championship began Thursday morning.

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The South African showed up late to his 7:18 a.m. tee time. According to the PGA of America, Higgo was still on the practice green rather than the area defined as the starting point at his designated tee time. The starting point for the first and 10th tees are defined by the rope, gallery stakes, green bike fencing and/or blue stakes, blue dots or blue lines.

The penalty for showing up late to a tee time is disqualification, with several exceptions, one being showing up less than five minutes late. In Higgo’s case, a two-shot penalty was applied to his first hole, his par turning into a double-bogey six.

Higgo was able to bounce back with a birdie at the third hole and avoid further damage as he makes the turn.

The 27-year-old entered the No. 85 in the Official World Golf Ranking, and is making his fourth career PGA Championship start.

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