Lexie Hull Stats Tonight: How did Fever star fare against Washington Mystics? (May 28) | 2025 WNBA season

Lexie Hull and the Indiana Fever traveled to Washington on Wednesday for a matchup against the Mystics. Following a 90-88 loss to the New York Liberty four nights ago, the Fever looked to bounce back. Fever coach Stephanie White could bump the sweet-shooting forward's minutes due to Caitlin Clark’s unavailability.

White, who started Hull against the Liberty, kept her in the opening five in Washington. Sydney Colson also got her first season start, taking over Clark's spot.

Hull drained a 24-footer following a nifty pass from Colson. She played the entire first quarter and added one rebound, one assist and one steal, helping the Indiana Fever to a 23-19 lead.

Lexie Hull started on the bench in the second quarter. She came in with 4:35 remaining to give DeWanna Bonner a breather. Hull went 1-for-2 from the free-throw line after getting hacked by Jade Melbourne. The Fever forward missed a 3-pointer late as Indiana struggled to trail 44-40 at halftime.

Hull and the Fever struggled even more in the third quarter. After totaling 17 points in the second frame, Indiana put up a measly 13 in the third canto. Hull went 1-for-3 for two points as the Fever faced a 60-53 deficit entering the last 10 minutes.

Lexie Hull gave the Fever some life after her and-1 play pushed her team to within 62-58 of the Washington Mystics. Rookie Kiki Iriafen responded with a 6-0 run to give the home team more breathing room. Hull closed out the game, but the Fever lost 83-77.

Player	PTS	REB	AST	STL	BLK	TO	FG	3-PT FG	FT	+/-
Lexie Hull	9	4	2	1	0	1	3-8	1-3	2-3	+1

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Lexie Hull had a good game but the Fever lost

Lexie Hull finished the game with nine points, breaking a string of back-to-back double-digit scoring games. She added four rebounds, two assists and one steal. Although she didn't have her stroke on Wednesday, her impact belied her box scores.

Hull's hustle and defense gave the Fever a boost, particularly in the fourth quarter. DeWanna Bonner carried the offense, but Hull arguably had a better two-way impact. Hull was the only one among the starters to finish with a positive net rating.

Next on Indiana's schedule is a meeting with the Connecticut Sun on Friday. Fever coach Stephanie White will again count on Hull to do her part while the team waits for Caitlin Clark to return.