Early returns of 2010 “WNBA vs. USA Basketball” balloting

clip_image002San Antonio Silver Stars players lead in votes in early returns of 2010 “WNBA vs. USA Basketball” balloting, the event that replaces this year’s All-Star game. San Antonio’s Michelle Snow leads all players and teammate Jayne Appel is a close second.

Snow is ranked 42nd in scoring in the league while Appel is not even in the top 50.

Scoring leaders:

  1. Diana Taurasi, PHO – 21.4
  2. Angel McCoughtry, ATL – 20.8
  3. Candace Parker, LAS – 20.6
  4. Lauren Jackson, SEA -20.4
  5. Cappie Pondexter, NYL -20.3

Source: WNBA.com

The Connecticut Sun will host the event at Mohegan Sun Arena on Saturday, July 10 and ESPN will televise it nationally at 3:30 p.m. ET.

Fans vote in person at WNBA arenas and at the NBA Store.  Fans can also vote online through June 21 at WNBA.com. A write-in option is also available, allowing fans to choose players not listed on the ballot.  The 10 players who receive the most votes will be guaranteed a position on the team rosters.  Unlike previous years, the players selected by fans will not necessarily be starters.  Any player voted in who is already in the USA National Team Pool will play on the USA Basketball team, led by head coach Geno Auriemma, while the remaining players who have been voted in by the fans will play on the WNBA team.

The returns:

  1. Michelle Snow (SA) 49,029
  2. Jayne Appel (SA) 48,746
  3. Becky Hammon (SA) 42,720
  4. Sophia Young (SA) 36,549
  5. Ruth Riley (SA) 35,612
  6. Sue Bird (Sea) 30,384
  7. Tamika Catchings (Ind) (24,486)
  8. Candace Parker (LA) 22,103
  9. Diana Taurasi (Phx) 21,298
  10. Briann January (Ind) 20,935
  11. Shavonte Zellous (Ind) 19,800
  12. Alexis Hornbuckle (Tul) 19,743
  13. Penny Taylor (Phx) 19,638
  14. Plenette Pierson (NY) 19,279
  15. Scholanda Robinson (Tul) 19,135
  16. Kara Braxton (Tul) 18,785
  17. Lauren Jackson (Sea) 16,924
  18. Candice Wiggins (Min) 16,224
  19. Swin Cash (Sea) 15,195
  20. Kara Lawson (Con) 13,970
  21. Camille Little (Sea) 11,659
  22. Tanisha Wright (Sea) 11,434
  23. Katie Douglas (Ind) 9,890
  24. Ebony Hoffman (Ind) 7,636
  25. Tammy Sutton-Brown (Ind) 7,620
  26. Tina Thompson (LA) 5,796
  27. Sylvia Fowles (Chi) 5,740
  28. Cappie Pondexter (NY) 5,557
  29. Tina Charles (Con) 5,262
  30. Nicky Anosike (Min) 4,856
  31. Katie Smith (Was) 4,181
  32. Candice Dupree (Phx) 3,291
  33. Angel McCoughtry (Atl) 3,804
  34. Monique Currie (Was) 3,237
  35. Iziane Castro Marques (Atl) 3,195
  36. Epiphanny Prince (Chi) 3,172
  37. Lindsay Whalen (Min) 3,145
  38. Betty Lennox (LA) 3,037
  39. Shameka Christon (Chi) 2,981
  40. Ticha Penicheiro (LA) 2,959
  41. Crystal Langhorne (Was) 2,839
  42. Catherine Kraayeveld (Chi) 2,825
  43. Janel McCarville (NY) 2,734
  44. Seimone Augustus (Min) 2,672
  45. Erika de Souza (Atl) 2,599
  46. Jia Perkins (Chi) 2,501
  47. Lindsey Harding (Was) 2,475
  48. Renee Montgomery (Con) 2,333
  49. Marissa Coleman (Was) 2,252
  50. Taj McWilliams-Franklin (NY) 2,240
  51. Asjha Jones (Con) 2,114
  52. Nicole Powell (NY) 1,861
  53. Charde Houston (Min) 1,815
  54. Sancho Lyttle (Atl) 1,656
  55. Anete Jekabsone-Zogota (Con) 1,631
  56. Temeka Johnson (Phx) 1,615
  57. DeLisha Milton-Jones (LA) 1,566
  58. Tangela Smith (Phx) 1,418
  59. Essence Carson (NY) 1,282
  60. Shalee Lehning (Atl) 1,209
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