The last time the Washington Mystics won a major WNBA award was in the 2019 season, when Elena Delle Donne was named MVP.
Here’s a breakdown of the last time the Washington Mystics won every major WNBA award:
Last Time a Mystics Player Won MVP
Elena Delle Donne is the lone MVP winner in Mystics history, receiving the award in 2019.
Last Time a Mystics Player Won Rookie of the Year
Temeka Johnson was the last Mystics player to win Rookie of the Year, securing the nod in 2005.
Chamique Holdsclaw, the 1999 WNBA Rookie of the Year, is the only other ROY winner in franchise history.
Last Time a Mystics Player Won Defensive Player of the Year
The Mystics have never had anyone win the Defensive Player of the Year award.
Last Time a Mystics Player Won Sixth Player of the Year
The Mystics haven’t had a Sixth Player of the Year winner in franchise history.
Last Time a Mystics Player Won Most Improved Player
Crystal Langhorne was the last Mystics player to win Most Improved Player, taking home the trophy in 2009.
Coco Miller is the only other Washington player to win MIP, accomplishing the feat in 2002.
Last Time a Mystics Coach Won Coach of the Year
The most recent Mystics coach to win Coach of the Year was Mike Thibault, who earned the honor in 2013.
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