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Aguada Handles Penarol as Mystics Win on the Road

Wednesday’s two-game slate delivered one home win and one road result across Liga Uruguaya and the WNBA. Aguada beat Penarol 92-81, while the Washington Mystics went into Connecticut and defeated the Sun 88-81.

James O'Brien
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The June 17 basketball slate was compact but decisive: two games, two leagues, and a pair of results that separated themselves late on the scoreboard.

In Liga Uruguaya action, Aguada protected home court with a 92-81 win over Penarol. In the WNBA, the Washington Mystics earned the night’s road result, beating the Connecticut Sun 88-81.

Results

Aguada 92, Penarol 81 — Liga Uruguaya

Aguada delivered the highest-scoring performance of the night, reaching 92 points in an 11-point home win over Penarol. The result gave Aguada control of the matchup and left Penarol chasing throughout the final margin.

The 92-81 scoreline reflected a game in which Aguada created enough offensive separation to avoid a possession-by-possession finish. In a domestic league setting where home-court control often shapes tempo and execution, Aguada’s ability to finish with a double-digit cushion was the defining takeaway.

Washington Mystics W 88, Connecticut Sun W 81 — NBA W

The Washington Mystics produced the slate’s road win, defeating the Connecticut Sun 88-81. Washington’s 88-point output was enough to overcome Connecticut at home and close out a seven-point result.

For the Mystics, the value of the win is clear: road victories require sustained shot-making and late-game composure, and Washington did enough to keep Connecticut from flipping the game at home. The Sun finished at 81 points but could not close the gap in the final margin.

Nightly Takeaway

Both games landed in a similar scoring band, with the winners clearing 88 points and creating separation by at least seven. Aguada’s home win was the more comfortable result, while Washington’s victory stood out because it came away from home against Connecticut.

On a two-game slate, the theme was efficiency in finishing the job. Aguada handled business in Liga Uruguaya. Washington traveled and won in the WNBA. No overtime drama, no narrow escape — just two clear results across two competitions.