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Final WNBA Standings

Conference champions (*) and playoff qualifiers (†) are noted. GB refers to Games Behind leader. Number of seasons listed after each head coach refers to current tenure with club.

Eastern Conference

	W	L	Pct	GB	Home	Road
*Cleveland	22	10	.688	—	14-2	8-8
†New York	21	11	.656	1	13-3	8-8
†Miami	20	12	.625	2	10-6	10-6
†Charlotte	18	14	.563	4	11-5	7-9
Orlando	13	19	.406	9	10-6	3-13
Indiana	10	22	.313	12	7-9	3-13
Detroit	10	22	.313	12	6-10	4-12
Washington	10	22	.313	12	8-8	2-14

Head Coaches: Cle–Dan Hughes (2nd season); NY–Richie Adubato (3rd); Mia–Ron Rothstein (2nd); Cha–Anne Donovan (1st); Orl–Carolyn Peck (3rd); Ind–Nell Fortner (1st); Det–Greg Williams (1st); Wash– Tom Maher (1st).

2000 Standings: 1. New York (20-12); 2. Cleveland (17-15); 3. Orlando (16-16); 4. Washington (14-18); 5. Detroit (14-18); 6. Miami (13-19); 7. Indiana (9-23); 8. Charlotte (8-24).

Western Conference

	W	L	Pct	GB	Home	Road
*Los Angeles	28	4	.875	—	16-0	12-4
†Sacramento	20	12	.625	8	12-4	8-8
†Utah	19	13	.594	9	9-7	10-6
†Houston	19	13	.594	9	11-5	8-8
Phoenix	13	19	.406	15	10-6	3-13
Minnesota	12	20	.375	16	6-10	6-10
Portland	11	21	.344	17	6-10	5-11
Seattle	10	22	.313	18	5-11	5-11

Head Coaches: LA–Michael Cooper (2nd season); Sac–Maura McHugh (1st); Utah–Candi Harvey (1st); Hou–Van Chancellor (5th); Pho–Cynthia Cooper (1st); Min–Brian Agler (3rd); Port–Linda Hargrove (2nd); Sea–Lin Dunn (2nd).

2000 Standings: 1. Los Angeles (28-4); 2. Houston (27-5); 3. Sacramento (21-11); 4. Phoenix (20-12); 5. Utah (18-14); 6. Minnesota (15-17); 7. Portland (10-22); 8. Seattle (6-26).

Women's National Basketball Association

WNBA Regular Season Individual Leaders