Watch: Maya Moore reflects on fourth WNBA championship

The Minnesota Lynx defeated the Los Angeles Sparks Wednesday night to take home the WNBA Championship for the fourth time.

Maya Moore reflected on the championship with reporter Holly Rowe:

Moore, from Collins Hill High School, now has four WNBA titles, two NCAA titles. two Olympic gold medals and three high school state championships.

The Lynx join the Houston Comets as the only WNBA organizations with four championships. The WNBA Finals were the highest ranked WNBA series since 2003.

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