CBC Lite Sections Sports • Basketball Brochart, Ciezki lead Mercury in 101-69 win over fading Tempo RecapThe Associated Press | Posted: August 30, 2026 11:26 AM | Last Updated: 2 hours ago Depleted Tempo tie largest loss in franchise history, falling by 32 Image | 2292639903 Caption: Kiana Williams, right, of the Toronto Tempo drives to the basket against Shay Ciezki, left, of the Phoenix Mercury during the first half at Mortgage Matchup Center on Saturday in Phoenix, Arizona. (Chris Coduto/Getty Images) (BUTTON) Load image Open image in new tab Noemie Brochart and Shay Ciezki scored 15 points each to lead six Phoenix players in double digits and the Mercury beat the Toronto Tempo 101-69 on Saturday night. It was Phoenix's second-highest win margin this season following a 99-66 season-opener win over the Las Vegas Aces. Sami Whitcomb scored 14 points, reserves Marta Suarez and Maddy Westbeld scored 13 and 12 respectively, and Lexi Held had 11 for the Mercury (14-26) who ended their four-game losing streak. WATCH | Brochant and Ciezki of the Mercury hand Tempo another loss : Media Video | Caption: Noemie Brochant and Shay Ciezki each had 15-points as the Phoenix Mercury took down the Toronto Tempo 101-69 Saturday night in WNBA action. Open full embed in new tab Loading external pages may require significantly more data usage than loading CBC Lite story pages. Alyssa Thomas distributed 12 assists, the 11th game this season in which she's dealt 10 or more assists. Isabelle Harrison scored 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, Kiki Rice scored 14 and Laura Juskaite 10 for the Tempo, who were coming off a 93-73 loss to Las Vegas on Friday. The Tempo (11-29) remain without leading scorer Marina Mabrey (20.8 points per game) who is still recovering from an adductor injury and has missed the last six games. Phoenix built a 21-8 lead and never trailed. The Mercury led 27-17 after the first quarter and expanded the lead to 58-35 at the break. A 30-point third quarter made it 88-49 at the end of three. More Stories Like This The related links below are generated automatically based on the story you’ve just read. Loading... CBC Lite is a low-bandwidth website. To see what's new, check out our release notes. For high quality images, media, comments, and other additional features visit the full version of this story. We and select advertising partners use trackers to collect some of your data in order to enhance your experience and to deliver personalized content and advertising. If you are not comfortable with the use of this information, please review your device and browser privacy settings before continuing your visit. Learn more about Online Tracking and Privacy Choices. * Corrections and Clarifications * Terms of Use * Reuse & Permission * Privacy Notice * Accessibility * Contact a Newsroom * Submit Feedback * Lite Help Centre * Jobs * RSS CBC Lite version: 1.9.0. © 2026 CBC/Radio-Canada. All rights reserved.