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2003 WNBA Basketball Championship Finals
Best Two of Three Games
Winner: Detroit Shock
| Game |
Location |
Results |
| 1 |
Los Angeles |
L.A. Sparks 75,
Detroit Shock 63 |
| 2 |
Los Angeles |
Detroit Shock
62, L.A. Sparks 61 |
| 3 |
Los Angeles |
Detroit Shock
83, L.A. Sparks 78 |
2002 WNBA Basketball Championship Finals
Best Two of Three Games
Winner: L.A. Sparks
| Game |
Location |
Results |
| 1 |
New York |
L.A. Sparks 71,
New York Liberty 63 |
| 2 |
Los Angeles |
L.A. Sparks 69,
New York Liberty 66 |
2001 WNBA Basketball Championship Finals
Best Two of Three Games
Winner: L.A. Sparks
| Game |
Location |
Results |
| 1 |
Charlotte |
L.A. Sparks 75,
Charlotte Sting 66 |
| 2 |
Los Angeles |
L.A. Sparks 82,
Charlotte Sting 54 |
As
coach
of
the
L.A.
Sparks
and
as
a
former
player
with
the
L.A.
Lakers,
Michael
Cooper
was
the
first
person
to
win
both
NBA
and WNBA
titles.
He
added
his
2002
and 2001 WNBA
championship
titles
to
the
five
NBA
championship
titles
earned
while
playing
with
the
Lakers
during
the
1980s.
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