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Chicago Sky Unveil 2024 Theme Nights and Promotional Giveaways

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CHICAGO (May 20, 2024) — The Chicago Sky announced today the theme nights and promotional giveaways for 13 home games for this upcoming 2024 season. In addition to watching the Sky at Wintrust Arena, fans will have many exciting opportunities to receive Chicago Sky prizes and giveaways, participate in fan contests and attend special theme games. The Sky will also invite several new DJs to join DJ Malik Shabazz at Wintrust Arena this summer, including DJ Tat Taylor, DJ Squeeze, DJ Boy Wonder, and DJ Nosike.

SUMMERTIME CHI — Presented by University of Chicago Medicine: To tip off the 2024 season, the Sky will host their season home opener against the Connecticut Sun with a “Summertime Chi” theme presented by the University of Chicago Medicine on Saturday, May 25 at 7 p.m. CST at Wintrust Arena. Fans in attendance will take home a Chicago Sky 2024 Nike Rebel Edition jersey-shaped rally towel.

HALFTIME PERFORMER — LUPE FIASCO: Chicago-born, Grammy award-winning hip-hop artist Lupe Fiasco will be the halftime performer for Saturday’s game. Over the span of his illustrious career, he has been nominated for twelve Grammys, thirteen BET Hip Hop Awards, and four NAACP Image Awards. He became famous in 2006 with the success of his debut album, Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor. In 2011, his song "Show Goes On" on the album Lasers charted at number nine on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

JUNETEENTH — Presented by Crown Royal: Chicago will host Indiana on Sunday, June 23 at 5 p.m. CST, where fans will receive a specially designed Juneteenth T-shirt to celebrate freedom for Black Americans and celebrate Black History in America. The FieldCrest School of Performing Arts, a youth performing arts center located in Chicago’s south suburbs, will be performing at halftime.

PRIDE NIGHT — Presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois: On Thursday, June 27 at 6 p.m. against the Las Vegas Aces, fans in attendance will receive a bucket hat celebrating LGBTQ+ inclusion and allyship. Pride-related fan engagement activities will also take place on the Concourse.

GAMING — Presented by Xfinity: To close out the month of June, Chicago will host the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday, June 20 at 2 p.m. Fans have an opportunity to receive a Sky Gamer’s Beanie. With an emphasis on expanding gaming opportunities for women and girls, Gaming Night will include a Stem education workshop, concourse gaming activation, and Microsoft XBox giveaways.

SPORTS MATTER — Presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods: Against the New York Liberty on Saturday, July 13 at 12 p.m. CT, Chicago will celebrate the Chicagoland youth in sports at our Sports Matter Night! Fans in attendance will receive a Sky-branded DICK’s Sporting Goods shirt.

MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS NIGHT — Presented by Mesirow: The Sky will take on the Phoenix Mercury on August 15 at 7:00 p.m. CT with a Mental Health Awareness Night that will showcase the “NET,” a network of mental health support in sport. A limited number of Sky affirmation bracelets and T-Shirts, along with mental health resources, will be shared with fans. The Sky will be partnering with creative agency BarkleyOKRP to bring programming to life, including a pregame panel discussion.

HEALTH AND WELLNESS — Presented by University of Chicago Medicine: The Sky will host their Health & Wellness Month during August, with a Health and Wellness Night on Sunday, August 25 at 11 a.m. CST against Las Vegas. A Sky branded water bottle will be offered to a limited number of fans to help promote healthy living.

URBAN HEALTH INITATIVE NIGHT — Presented by University of Chicago Medicine: Sky fans are invited to attend Urban Health Initiative Night (UHI) on Wednesday, August 28 to learn more about University of Chicago Medicine’s UHI, which administers population health and community benefit programs to improve health and quality care access on Chicago’s South Side. A limited number of fans will receive a UHI T-Shirt at the game upon entry.

CELEBRATE WOMEN AND GIRLS NIGHT: On August 30 at 6:30 p.m. CT against Indiana, a celebration of women and girls will feature a panel discussion, fan engagement activations, and belt bags and shirts in a soon to be announced “You Can Be Anything” activation.

SNEAKERHEAD NIGHT: For the first time ever, the Sky will debut their newest theme night: Sneakerhead Night on Friday, September 6 against the Sparks at 8:30 p.m. CT. Fans will receive Sky branded socks, and participate in concourse activations including custom shoe designs led by influential Sneakerheads. An auction featuring signed players’ shoes will benefit Sky Cares and local non-profits.

MARVEL Super Hero™ NIGHT — Presented by Magellan: For the second year in a row, the Sky will host their Marvel Super Hero™ Night, in collaboration with Marvel. A Diamond DeShields bobblehead (first 2,500 fans) will honor Diamond’s inspiring comeback story and return home to the Sky. A custom Marvel Ironheart Sky team poster will be given to fans at the game on Sunday, September 8 against Dallas at 5 p.m. CT.

HOOPS FOR TROOPS NIGHT — Presented by Magellan: Chicago will host Washington on Wednesday, September 11 at 7 p.m. CT to show support and gratitude for all our active and veteran military members. Those in attendance will receive Chicago Sky-influenced military patches to honor the military.

HISPANIC AND LATINX HERITAGE NIGHT / FAN APPRECIATION NIGHT — Presented by Wintrust: To round out the regular season at home, the Sky will host Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Night, in conjunction with Fan Appreciation Night on Sunday, September 15 against Phoenix at 5 p.m. CT. Fans will receive an artist designed T-shirt and a team poster, and celebrate with exciting entertainment, fan engagement activities, and post-game festivities.

*Note: All giveaways will be limited to a select number of fans on a first come, first served basis.

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Chicago Sky Unveil 2024 Theme Nights and Promotional Giveaways

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CHICAGO (May 20, 2024) — The Chicago Sky announced today the theme nights and promotional giveaways for 13 home games for this upcoming 2024 season. In addition to watching the Sky at Wintrust Arena, fans will have many exciting opportunities to receive Chicago Sky prizes and giveaways, participate in fan contests and attend special theme games. The Sky will also invite several new DJs to join DJ Malik Shabazz at Wintrust Arena this summer, including DJ Tat Taylor, DJ Squeeze, DJ Boy Wonder, and DJ Nosike.

SUMMERTIME CHI — Presented by University of Chicago Medicine: To tip off the 2024 season, the Sky will host their season home opener against the Connecticut Sun with a “Summertime Chi” theme presented by the University of Chicago Medicine on Saturday, May 25 at 7 p.m. CST at Wintrust Arena. Fans in attendance will take home a Chicago Sky 2024 Nike Rebel Edition jersey-shaped rally towel.

HALFTIME PERFORMER — LUPE FIASCO: Chicago-born, Grammy award-winning hip-hop artist Lupe Fiasco will be the halftime performer for Saturday’s game. Over the span of his illustrious career, he has been nominated for twelve Grammys, thirteen BET Hip Hop Awards, and four NAACP Image Awards. He became famous in 2006 with the success of his debut album, Lupe Fiasco’s Food & Liquor. In 2011, his song “Show Goes On” on the album Lasers charted at number nine on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

JUNETEENTH — Presented by Crown Royal: Chicago will host Indiana on Sunday, June 23 at 5 p.m. CST, where fans will receive a specially designed Juneteenth T-shirt to celebrate freedom for Black Americans and celebrate Black History in America. The FieldCrest School of Performing Arts, a youth performing arts center located in Chicago’s south suburbs, will be performing at halftime.

PRIDE NIGHT — Presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois: On Thursday, June 27 at 6 p.m. against the Las Vegas Aces, fans in attendance will receive a bucket hat celebrating LGBTQ+ inclusion and allyship. Pride-related fan engagement activities will also take place on the Concourse.

GAMING — Presented by Xfinity: To close out the month of June, Chicago will host the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday, June 20 at 2 p.m. Fans have an opportunity to receive a Sky Gamer’s Beanie. With an emphasis on expanding gaming opportunities for women and girls, Gaming Night will include a Stem education workshop, concourse gaming activation, and Microsoft XBox giveaways.

SPORTS MATTER — Presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods: Against the New York Liberty on Saturday, July 13 at 12 p.m. CT, Chicago will celebrate the Chicagoland youth in sports at our Sports Matter Night! Fans in attendance will receive a Sky-branded DICK’s Sporting Goods shirt.

MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS NIGHT — Presented by Mesirow: The Sky will take on the Phoenix Mercury on August 15 at 7:00 p.m. CT with a Mental Health Awareness Night that will showcase the “NET,” a network of mental health support in sport. A limited number of Sky affirmation bracelets and T-Shirts, along with mental health resources, will be shared with fans. The Sky will be partnering with creative agency BarkleyOKRP to bring programming to life, including a pregame panel discussion.

HEALTH AND WELLNESS — Presented by University of Chicago Medicine: The Sky will host their Health & Wellness Month during August, with a Health and Wellness Night on Sunday, August 25 at 11 a.m. CST against Las Vegas. A Sky branded water bottle will be offered to a limited number of fans to help promote healthy living.

URBAN HEALTH INITATIVE NIGHT — Presented by University of Chicago Medicine: Sky fans are invited to attend Urban Health Initiative Night (UHI) on Wednesday, August 28 to learn more about University of Chicago Medicine’s UHI, which administers population health and community benefit programs to improve health and quality care access on Chicago’s South Side. A limited number of fans will receive a UHI T-Shirt at the game upon entry.

CELEBRATE WOMEN AND GIRLS NIGHT: On August 30 at 6:30 p.m. CT against Indiana, a celebration of women and girls will feature a panel discussion, fan engagement activations, and belt bags and shirts in a soon to be announced “You Can Be Anything” activation.

SNEAKERHEAD NIGHT: For the first time ever, the Sky will debut their newest theme night: Sneakerhead Night on Friday, September 6 against the Sparks at 8:30 p.m. CT. Fans will receive Sky branded socks, and participate in concourse activations including custom shoe designs led by influential Sneakerheads. An auction featuring signed players’ shoes will benefit Sky Cares and local non-profits.

MARVEL Super Hero™ NIGHT — Presented by Magellan: For the second year in a row, the Sky will host their Marvel Super Hero™ Night, in collaboration with Marvel. A Diamond DeShields bobblehead (first 2,500 fans) will honor Diamond’s inspiring comeback story and return home to the Sky. A custom Marvel Ironheart Sky team poster will be given to fans at the game on Sunday, September 8 against Dallas at 5 p.m. CT.

HOOPS FOR TROOPS NIGHT — Presented by Magellan: Chicago will host Washington on Wednesday, September 11 at 7 p.m. CT to show support and gratitude for all our active and veteran military members. Those in attendance will receive Chicago Sky-influenced military patches to honor the military.

HISPANIC AND LATINX HERITAGE NIGHT / FAN APPRECIATION NIGHT — Presented by Wintrust: To round out the regular season at home, the Sky will host Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Night, in conjunction with Fan Appreciation Night on Sunday, September 15 against Phoenix at 5 p.m. CT. Fans will receive an artist designed T-shirt and a team poster, and celebrate with exciting entertainment, fan engagement activities, and post-game festivities.

*Note: All giveaways will be limited to a select number of fans on a first come, first served basis.

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Chicago Sky Announce 2024 Local Broadcast Schedule  

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CHICAGO (May 14, 2024) - The Chicago Sky announced today their local schedule for the upcoming 2024 season.

Sky fans will be able to watch regular-season games locally on WCIU-TV and WMEU-TV and Marquee Sports N etwork. Local television stations, WCIU-TV and WMEU-TV will broadcast 17 games and Marquee Sports Network will broadcast and/or stream 30 games this season. The Sky’s season opener at Dallas on May 15 will be broadcast on WCIU-TV and available to stream through the Marquee Sports Network App. Games will also be streamed out-of-market via WNBA League Pass.

Marquee Sports Network’s dedicated monthly all-access Sky show, C hicago Sky: No Limits presented by Wintrust, returns this season, featuring highlights and feature storytelling with host Karli Bell and Sky broadcasters Jason Ross Jr. and Shimmy Gray-Miller. For more information, visit MarqueeSportsNetwork.com/SkyNoLimits.

WCIU is seen on Channel 26.1, Comcast 183/1026, Astound TV 6, Dish 26, DirecTV 26, Spectrum Charter 22/616, U-Verse 10/1010, YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV.

WMEU is found on Channel 48.1 and WCIU, Channel 26.2, XFINITY 230|360, Astound TV 35, Dish 48, Spectrum Charter 191 and U-Verse 24 and YouTube TV.

Marquee Sports Network is available as part of a cable or streaming package, or as a standalone subscription offering through WatchMarquee.com and the Marquee Sports Network App. For more information on options in your area, visit MarqueeSportsNetwork.com/Providers. All games airing on Marquee Sports Network will also be available on the Marquee Sports Network App.

Follow @SkyMarquee and @wciu on X (formerly Twitter) for all up-to-date local Sky coverage throughout the season. View the Sky’s full broadcast schedule below. View the Sky’s national broadcast announcement here.

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media and head to sky.wnba.com for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

CHICAGO SKY 2024 FULL BROADCAST SCHEDULE

Date

Start Time (CT)

Opponent

Local

National

Wednesday, May 15

7:00 PM

@ Dallas

WCIU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

-

Saturday, May 18

7:00 PM

@ Dallas

Marquee Sports Network

NBA TV

Thursday, May 23

6:00 PM

@ New York

Marquee Sports Network

Prime Video

Saturday, May 25

7:00 PM

vs. Connecticut

Marquee Sports Network

CBS Sports Network

Tuesday, May 28

7:00 PM

vs. Seattle

WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

-

Thursday, May 30

7:00 PM

vs. Los Angeles

Marquee Sports Network

-

Saturday, June 1 (CC)

12:00 PM

@ Indiana

Marquee Sports Network

NBA TV

Tuesday, June 4 (CC)

7:00 PM

vs. New York

WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

NBA TV

Thursday, June 6 (CC)

6:00 PM

@ Washington

WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

Prime Video

Saturday, June 8 (CC)

4:00 PM

vs. Atlanta

WCIU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

NBA TV

Wednesday, June 12 (CC)

7:00 PM

vs. Connecticut

WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

-

Friday, June 14

6:30 PM

@ Washington

-

ION

Sunday, June 16

11:00 AM

@ Indiana

-

CBS

Thursday, June 20

11:00 AM

vs. Dallas

Marquee Sports Network

-

Sunday, June 23

5:00 PM

vs. Indiana

WCIU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

NBA TV

Thursday, June 27

6:00 PM

vs. Las Vegas

Marquee Sports Network

Prime Video

Sunday, June 30

2:00 PM

vs. Minnesota

WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

-

Tuesday, July 2

6:00 PM

@ Atlanta

WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

CBS Sports Network

Friday, July 5

9:00 PM

@ Seattle

ION

Sunday, July 7

5:00 PM

@ Seattle

Marquee Sports Network

-

Wednesday, July 10

11:00 AM

vs. Atlanta

Marquee Sports Network

-

Thursday, July 11

6:00 PM

@ New York

WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

Prime Video

Saturday, July 13

12:00 PM

vs. New York

-

ABC

Tuesday, July 16

9:00 PM

@ Las Vegas

Marquee Sports Network

Prime Video

Thursday, Aug. 15

7:00 PM

vs. Phoenix

Marquee Sports Network

Prime Video

Saturday, Aug. 17

4:00 PM

@ Los Angeles

WCIU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

-

Sunday, Aug. 18

8:00 PM

@ Phoenix

Marquee Sports Network

-

Friday, Aug. 23

6:30 PM

@ Connecticut

-

ION

Sunday, Aug. 25

11:00 AM

vs. Las Vegas

-

CBS

Wednesday, Aug. 28

7:00 PM

vs. Washington

Marquee Sports Network

-

Friday, Aug. 30

6:30 PM

vs. Indiana

-

ION

Sunday, Sept. 1

2:00 PM

@ Minnesota

WCIU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

NBA TV

Tuesday, Sept. 3

9:00 PM

@ Las Vegas

WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

-

Friday, Sept. 6

8:30 PM

vs. Los Angeles

-

ION

Sunday, Sept. 8

5:00 PM

vs. Dallas

WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

-

Wednesday, Sept. 11

7:00 PM

vs. Washington

WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

-

Friday, Sept. 13

6:30 PM

@ Minnesota

-

ION

Sunday, Sept. 15

5:00 PM

vs. Phoenix

TBD

TBD

Tuesday, Sept. 17

6:30 PM

@ Atlanta

WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

-

Thursday, Sept. 19

6:00 PM

@ Connecticut

WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App

-

*CC = Commissioner’s Cup Games

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ABOUT WEIGEL BROADCASTING CO.

Weigel Broadcasting Co. is a family-owned media company based in Chicago, Illinois. The company owns and operates national television networks, as well as local broadcast stations throughout the country. Weigel is a leader in broadcast television with MeTV, Memorable Entertainment Television, the number-one rated classic television network, as well as the Movies! Network in cooperation with the Fox Television Stations, the Catchy Comedy Network, the H&I - Heroes & Icons Network, the Start TV Network and the Dabl Network in association with the CBS Television Stations, and the Story Television Network. Weigel produces the original network TV programs Toon In With Me, Svengoolie and Collector’s Call. Weigel's local stations include CBS, ABC, The CW, MyNet, Telemundo and Univision network affiliates, offering a mix of entertainment programing, local news and professional and college sports broadcasts. Weigel and its affiliate companies broadcast network and independent television stations serving New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco, Houston, Washington, D.C., Phoenix, Seattle, Denver, Orlando, Cleveland, Portland, St. Louis, Nashville, Salt Lake City, Hartford, Milwaukee, Albuquerque, Des Moines, South Bend, Evansville and Rockford. Weigel is the creator of the nationally syndicated music format MeTV FM. For more information on Weigel, visit:

https://www.weigelbroadcasting.com/

ABOUT MARQUEE SPORTS NETWORK

Launched in 2020, Marquee Sports Network is the exclusive local television home of the Chicago Cubs and a proud broadcast partner of the Chicago Sky. Named the 2022-23 and 2023-24 RSN of the Year by Cynopsis Media, Marquee Sports Network has been nominated for 37 Chicago/Midwest Emmy Awards, recognizing its commitment to Cubs game coverage, minor league content, documentaries and historical programming. Marquee Sports Network is available as part of a cable or streaming package, or as a standalone subscription offering through WatchMarquee.com and the new Marquee Sports Network App. In addition to the Chicago Cubs and Chicago Sky, Marquee Sports Network is a proud broadcast partner of the Chicago Bears (NFL), Chicago Red Stars (NWSL) and Chicago Hounds (Major League Rugby). For more information, visit marqueesportsnetwork. com/about.

ABOUT CHICAGO SKY

The 2021 WNBA Champion Chicago Sky are a professional women’s basketball team founded in 2005 by principal owner, Michael Alter. The Chicago Sky were the first independently owned women’s professional basketball team to join the WNBA and play at the Wintrust Arena. The season runs from May-September. Call 866.SKY.WNBA or visit sky.wnba.com for more information.

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Chicago Sky Announce 2024 Local Broadcast Schedule  

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CHICAGO (May 14, 2024) – The Chicago Sky announced today their local schedule for the upcoming 2024 season.

Sky fans will be able to watch regular-season games locally on WCIU-TV and WMEU-TV and Marquee Sports N etwork. Local television stations, WCIU-TV and WMEU-TV will broadcast 17 games and Marquee Sports Network will broadcast and/or stream 30 games this season. The Sky’s season opener at Dallas on May 15 will be broadcast on WCIU-TV and available to stream through the Marquee Sports Network App. Games will also be streamed out-of-market via WNBA League Pass.

Marquee Sports Network’s dedicated monthly all-access Sky show, C hicago Sky: No Limits presented by Wintrust, returns this season, featuring highlights and feature storytelling with host Karli Bell and Sky broadcasters Jason Ross Jr. and Shimmy Gray-Miller. For more information, visit MarqueeSportsNetwork.com/SkyNoLimits.

WCIU is seen on Channel 26.1, Comcast 183/1026, Astound TV 6, Dish 26, DirecTV 26, Spectrum Charter 22/616, U-Verse 10/1010, YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV.

WMEU is found on Channel 48.1 and WCIU, Channel 26.2, XFINITY 230|360, Astound TV 35, Dish 48, Spectrum Charter 191 and U-Verse 24 and YouTube TV.

Marquee Sports Network is available as part of a cable or streaming package, or as a standalone subscription offering through WatchMarquee.com and the Marquee Sports Network App. For more information on options in your area, visit MarqueeSportsNetwork.com/Providers. All games airing on Marquee Sports Network will also be available on the Marquee Sports Network App.

Follow @SkyMarquee and @wciu on X (formerly Twitter) for all up-to-date local Sky coverage throughout the season. View the Sky’s full broadcast schedule below. View the Sky’s national broadcast announcement here.

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media and head to sky.wnba.com for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

CHICAGO SKY 2024 FULL BROADCAST SCHEDULE

Date | Start Time (CT) | Opponent | Local | National
Wednesday, May 15 | 7:00 PM | @ Dallas | WCIU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | –
Saturday, May 18 | 7:00 PM | @ Dallas | Marquee Sports Network | NBA TV
Thursday, May 23 | 6:00 PM | @ New York | Marquee Sports Network | Prime Video
Saturday, May 25 | 7:00 PM | vs. Connecticut | Marquee Sports Network | CBS Sports Network
Tuesday, May 28 | 7:00 PM | vs. Seattle | WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | –
Thursday, May 30 | 7:00 PM | vs. Los Angeles | Marquee Sports Network | –
Saturday, June 1 (CC) | 12:00 PM | @ Indiana | Marquee Sports Network | NBA TV
Tuesday, June 4 (CC) | 7:00 PM | vs. New York | WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | NBA TV
Thursday, June 6 (CC) | 6:00 PM | @ Washington | WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | Prime Video
Saturday, June 8 (CC) | 4:00 PM | vs. Atlanta | WCIU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | NBA TV
Wednesday, June 12 (CC) | 7:00 PM | vs. Connecticut | WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | –
Friday, June 14 | 6:30 PM | @ Washington | – | ION
Sunday, June 16 | 11:00 AM | @ Indiana | – | CBS
Thursday, June 20 | 11:00 AM | vs. Dallas | Marquee Sports Network | –
Sunday, June 23 | 5:00 PM | vs. Indiana | WCIU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | NBA TV
Thursday, June 27 | 6:00 PM | vs. Las Vegas | Marquee Sports Network | Prime Video
Sunday, June 30 | 2:00 PM | vs. Minnesota | WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | –
Tuesday, July 2 | 6:00 PM | @ Atlanta | WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | CBS Sports Network
Friday, July 5 | 9:00 PM | @ Seattle | | ION
Sunday, July 7 | 5:00 PM | @ Seattle | Marquee Sports Network | –
Wednesday, July 10 | 11:00 AM | vs. Atlanta | Marquee Sports Network | –
Thursday, July 11 | 6:00 PM | @ New York | WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | Prime Video
Saturday, July 13 | 12:00 PM | vs. New York | – | ABC
Tuesday, July 16 | 9:00 PM | @ Las Vegas | Marquee Sports Network | Prime Video
Thursday, Aug. 15 | 7:00 PM | vs. Phoenix | Marquee Sports Network | Prime Video
Saturday, Aug. 17 | 4:00 PM | @ Los Angeles | WCIU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | –
Sunday, Aug. 18 | 8:00 PM | @ Phoenix | Marquee Sports Network | –
Friday, Aug. 23 | 6:30 PM | @ Connecticut | – | ION
Sunday, Aug. 25 | 11:00 AM | vs. Las Vegas | – | CBS
Wednesday, Aug. 28 | 7:00 PM | vs. Washington | Marquee Sports Network | –
Friday, Aug. 30 | 6:30 PM | vs. Indiana | – | ION
Sunday, Sept. 1 | 2:00 PM | @ Minnesota | WCIU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | NBA TV
Tuesday, Sept. 3 | 9:00 PM | @ Las Vegas | WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | –
Friday, Sept. 6 | 8:30 PM | vs. Los Angeles | – | ION
Sunday, Sept. 8 | 5:00 PM | vs. Dallas | WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | –
Wednesday, Sept. 11 | 7:00 PM | vs. Washington | WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | –
Friday, Sept. 13 | 6:30 PM | @ Minnesota | – | ION
Sunday, Sept. 15 | 5:00 PM | vs. Phoenix | TBD | TBD
Tuesday, Sept. 17 | 6:30 PM | @ Atlanta | WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | –
Thursday, Sept. 19 | 6:00 PM | @ Connecticut | WMEU-TV/Marquee Sports Network App | –

*CC = Commissioner’s Cup Games

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ABOUT WEIGEL BROADCASTING CO.

Weigel Broadcasting Co. is a family-owned media company based in Chicago, Illinois. The company owns and operates national television networks, as well as local broadcast stations throughout the country. Weigel is a leader in broadcast television with MeTV, Memorable Entertainment Television, the number-one rated classic television network, as well as the Movies! Network in cooperation with the Fox Television Stations, the Catchy Comedy Network, the H&I – Heroes & Icons Network, the Start TV Network and the Dabl Network in association with the CBS Television Stations, and the Story Television Network. Weigel produces the original network TV programs Toon In With Me, Svengoolie and Collector’s Call. Weigel’s local stations include CBS, ABC, The CW, MyNet, Telemundo and Univision network affiliates, offering a mix of entertainment programing, local news and professional and college sports broadcasts. Weigel and its affiliate companies broadcast network and independent television stations serving New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco, Houston, Washington, D.C., Phoenix, Seattle, Denver, Orlando, Cleveland, Portland, St. Louis, Nashville, Salt Lake City, Hartford, Milwaukee, Albuquerque, Des Moines, South Bend, Evansville and Rockford. Weigel is the creator of the nationally syndicated music format MeTV FM. For more information on Weigel, visit:

https://www.weigelbroadcasting.com/

ABOUT MARQUEE SPORTS NETWORK

Launched in 2020, Marquee Sports Network is the exclusive local television home of the Chicago Cubs and a proud broadcast partner of the Chicago Sky. Named the 2022-23 and 2023-24 RSN of the Year by Cynopsis Media, Marquee Sports Network has been nominated for 37 Chicago/Midwest Emmy Awards, recognizing its commitment to Cubs game coverage, minor league content, documentaries and historical programming. Marquee Sports Network is available as part of a cable or streaming package, or as a standalone subscription offering through WatchMarquee.com and the new Marquee Sports Network App. In addition to the Chicago Cubs and Chicago Sky, Marquee Sports Network is a proud broadcast partner of the Chicago Bears (NFL), Chicago Red Stars (NWSL) and Chicago Hounds (Major League Rugby). For more information, visit marqueesportsnetwork. com/about.

ABOUT CHICAGO SKY

The 2021 WNBA Champion Chicago Sky are a professional women’s basketball team founded in 2005 by principal owner, Michael Alter. The Chicago Sky were the first independently owned women’s professional basketball team to join the WNBA and play at the Wintrust Arena. The season runs from May-September. Call 866.SKY.WNBA or visit sky.wnba.com for more information.

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Chicago Sky Name Microsoft as Official Technology Partner

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CHICAGO (May 6, 2024) - The Chicago Sky and Microsoft have announced a landmark multi-year partnership, the team announced today.
Microsoft will be named the Sky’s Official Technology Partner to help change the game for girls and women through the intersection of STEM and basketball. Microsoft will also be a presenting partner of the Sky Basketball Academy, which offers girls ages 9-18 basketball training, travel teams, camps, clinics, and personal development to help maximize their future potential on and off the court. Programming will be integrated into each camp & clinic hosted by the Chicago Sky, highlighting different STEM connections throughout the fundamentals of basketball. “We are excited to partner with the Chicago Sky this season to showcase how STEM and basketball come together on and off the court,” Amy Sorokas, Director Strategic Partnerships at Microsoft said. “Working with the Sky to celebrate educators and inspire students to bring their passion for basketball to science, technology, engineering, and math – driving Microsoft’s commitment to empowering the next generation of leaders, thinkers & creators!” Throughout the season, Microsoft will be the presenting partner of the Most Valuable Educator Award, a campaign intended to provide recognition and appreciation for a local nonprofit STEM educator. Darrell Booker, Corporate Affairs Specialist at Microsoft, will help identify nominees for the Most Valuable Educator Award and community leaders promoting STEM programming throughout the Chicagoland area. On June 20 against Dallas, Microsoft will be the presenting partner of the STEM Education Camp Day Game at Wintrust Arena. Microsoft will also be launching a promotion centered around Chicago Sky Gaming Night on June 30, where a lucky fan will win a customized Chicago Sky Xbox Series X console and Xbox Wireless controller. “We are thrilled to welcome Microsoft to Skytown as we work together to showcase the intersection of sport and STEM” said Alex Teodosi, Chicago Sky Vice President of Corporate Partnerships. “We couldn’t be more excited to unveil a partnership that will celebrate education and expose young students to inspiring new opportunities.” Microsoft will be a premier partner of the Chicago Sky Small Business Boot Camp, featuring Microsoft Surface tablets and LinkedIn to help elevate the program and its impact. By implementing products and services like Surface, Copilot, and Make:Code, Microsoft will help the Sky bridge STEM and basketball both on and off the court. The Sky coaching staff will be outfitted with Microsoft Surface products to be used on the court, at practice and in the film room.

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Chicago Sky Name Microsoft as Official Technology Partner

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CHICAGO (May 6, 2024) – The Chicago Sky and Microsoft have announced a landmark multi-year partnership, the team announced today.

Microsoft will be named the Sky’s Official Technology Partner to help change the game for girls and women through the intersection of STEM and basketball. Microsoft will also be a presenting partner of the Sky Basketball Academy, which offers girls ages 9-18 basketball training, travel teams, camps, clinics, and personal development to help maximize their future potential on and off the court. Programming will be integrated into each camp & clinic hosted by the Chicago Sky, highlighting different STEM connections throughout the fundamentals of basketball.

“We are excited to partner with the Chicago Sky this season to showcase how STEM and basketball come together on and off the court,” Amy Sorokas, Director Strategic Partnerships at Microsoft said. “Working with the Sky to celebrate educators and inspire students to bring their passion for basketball to science, technology, engineering, and math – driving Microsoft’s commitment to empowering the next generation of leaders, thinkers & creators!”

Throughout the season, Microsoft will be the presenting partner of the Most Valuable Educator Award, a campaign intended to provide recognition and appreciation for a local nonprofit STEM educator. Darrell Booker, Corporate Affairs Specialist at Microsoft, will help identify nominees for the Most Valuable Educator Award and community leaders promoting STEM programming throughout the Chicagoland area. On June 20 against Dallas, Microsoft will be the presenting partner of the STEM Education Camp Day Game at Wintrust Arena. Microsoft will also be launching a promotion centered around Chicago Sky Gaming Night on June 30, where a lucky fan will win a customized Chicago Sky Xbox Series X console and Xbox Wireless controller.

“We are thrilled to welcome Microsoft to Skytown as we work together to showcase the intersection of sport and STEM” said Alex Teodosi, Chicago Sky Vice President of Corporate Partnerships. “We couldn’t be more excited to unveil a partnership that will celebrate education and expose young students to inspiring new opportunities.”

Microsoft will be a premier partner of the Chicago Sky Small Business Boot Camp, featuring Microsoft Surface tablets and LinkedIn to help elevate the program and its impact. By implementing products and services like Surface, Copilot, and Make:Code, Microsoft will help the Sky bridge STEM and basketball both on and off the court. The Sky coaching staff will be outfitted with Microsoft Surface products to be used on the court, at practice and in the film room.

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Chicago Sky Announce Final Additions to Staff

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CHICAGO (April 27, 2024) — The Chicago Sky have finalized the coaching and support staff ahead of the 2024 season, the team announced today. The coaching staff will be joined by Director of Player Development Ashley Frazier along with Player Development Coach David Simon returning to the Sky. Chantal Hart and Matt Repa will join the support staff as Athletic Trainers and Can Ozbalkan returns as Video Coordinator.

“We are thrilled to announce the rest of our coaching and support staff and warmly welcome them to the Sky,” Head Coach Teresa Weatherspoon said. “We are adding great expertise and experience to complement a talented coaching staff that will prepare and inspire the team to perform at the highest level.”

Ashley Frazier joins the Sky with over a decade of player development experience. She played collegiately at the University of Arizona from 2008-10. Frazier is currently the founder, owner and director of player development for SYA Hoops Academy based in Dallas. SYA Hoops was founded in May 2020 and aims to holistically equip an athlete on and off the court.

David Simon rejoins the Sky staff from last season as a player development coach. With over 10 years as a professional player, Simon brings a high level of expertise back to the organization. He entered the NBA draft in 2006 after playing four seasons at Purdue Fort Wayne from 2001-05. He ranks first in Mastodon history in blocked shots with 141, second in blocked shots per game with 1.7 and fourth in total rebounds with 623. The Vernon Hills, Illinois native was the first player in program history to participate in an NBA Summer League and was inducted into the IPFW Athletics Hall of Fame in 2016. He averaged 14.9 points, 7.5 rebounds and 1.4 over four seasons. Simon then excelled professionally overseas in South Korea, Japan, Kazakhstan, France, Serbia, Bulgaria, Russia and the Philippines.

Chantal Hart is a licensed acupuncturist and practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine and an athletic trainer. Over the last few years, she has been building a private practice bridging Traditional Chinese and Sports Medicine. Prior to that, she served as the head athletic trainer for the New York Liberty in 2018 and assistant athletic trainer for the Los Angeles Sparks in 2016-17. She graduated magna cum laude from Emperors College of Traditional Oriental Medicine in 2023 with a Master of Traditional Oriental Medicine, Licensed Acupuncturists & Practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Hart previously graduated from California State University Fullerton in 2016 with a B.S. in Athletic Training.

Matt Repa is a Chicago native in his first season with the Sky. He graduated from Coe College with a B.S. in Athletic Training and Physical Education, where he was also a member of the men’s basketball and baseball teams. Repa then received his master's degree in science of healthcare administration on from Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science. Up until his role with the Sky, he practiced orthopedics with Illinois Bone and Joint Institute from 2007, working with athletes across collegiate athletics, MLB, USA Rugby, NHL and various other sports.

Can (Jon) Ozbalkan returns for his third season with the Sky. He started out as an assistant video coordinator and has held the role of video coordinator since 2023. Ozbalkan spent the past two WNBA offseasons as a women’s basketball assistant coach at Purdue Northwest from 2022-24. He previously graduated from the University of Wisconsin Green Bay in 2018 with a B.A. in Communications.

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Chicago Sky Announce Final Additions to Staff

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CHICAGO (April 27, 2024) — The Chicago Sky have finalized the coaching and support staff ahead of the 2024 season, the team announced today. The coaching staff will be joined by Director of Player Development Ashley Frazier along with Player Development Coach David Simon returning to the Sky. Chantal Hart and Matt Repa will join the support staff as Athletic Trainers and Can Ozbalkan returns as Video Coordinator.

“We are thrilled to announce the rest of our coaching and support staff and warmly welcome them to the Sky,” Head Coach Teresa Weatherspoon said. “We are adding great expertise and experience to complement a talented coaching staff that will prepare and inspire the team to perform at the highest level.”

Ashley Frazier joins the Sky with over a decade of player development experience. She played collegiately at the University of Arizona from 2008-10. Frazier is currently the founder, owner and director of player development for SYA Hoops Academy based in Dallas. SYA Hoops was founded in May 2020 and aims to holistically equip an athlete on and off the court.

David Simon rejoins the Sky staff from last season as a player development coach. With over 10 years as a professional player, Simon brings a high level of expertise back to the organization. He entered the NBA draft in 2006 after playing four seasons at Purdue Fort Wayne from 2001-05. He ranks first in Mastodon history in blocked shots with 141, second in blocked shots per game with 1.7 and fourth in total rebounds with 623. The Vernon Hills, Illinois native was the first player in program history to participate in an NBA Summer League and was inducted into the IPFW Athletics Hall of Fame in 2016. He averaged 14.9 points, 7.5 rebounds and 1.4 over four seasons. Simon then excelled professionally overseas in South Korea, Japan, Kazakhstan, France, Serbia, Bulgaria, Russia and the Philippines.

Chantal Hart is a licensed acupuncturist and practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine and an athletic trainer. Over the last few years, she has been building a private practice bridging Traditional Chinese and Sports Medicine. Prior to that, she served as the head athletic trainer for the New York Liberty in 2018 and assistant athletic trainer for the Los Angeles Sparks in 2016-17. She graduated magna cum laude from Emperors College of Traditional Oriental Medicine in 2023 with a Master of Traditional Oriental Medicine, Licensed Acupuncturists & Practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Hart previously graduated from California State University Fullerton in 2016 with a B.S. in Athletic Training.

Matt Repa is a Chicago native in his first season with the Sky. He graduated from Coe College with a B.S. in Athletic Training and Physical Education, where he was also a member of the men’s basketball and baseball teams. Repa then received his master’s degree in science of healthcare administration on from Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science. Up until his role with the Sky, he practiced orthopedics with Illinois Bone and Joint Institute from 2007, working with athletes across collegiate athletics, MLB, USA Rugby, NHL and various other sports.

Can (Jon) Ozbalkan returns for his third season with the Sky. He started out as an assistant video coordinator and has held the role of video coordinator since 2023. Ozbalkan spent the past two WNBA offseasons as a women’s basketball assistant coach at Purdue Northwest from 2022-24. He previously graduated from the University of Wisconsin Green Bay in 2018 with a B.A. in Communications.

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Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 24

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CHICAGO (April 22, 2024) — Three Chicago Sky players have completed domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country.  View all the below information and more on our overseas website here. Seasons concluded:

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans and Beşiktaş fell to the London Lions in the EuroCup final, losing 70-81. Evans scored a team-high 17 points and led both teams in assists (eight) and steals (four). With the loss, Beşiktaş’ aggregate score totaled 145-149 and thus, lost the final. Evans finished the season averaging 23.0 points, 6.4 assists, 3.5 rebounds and 1.3 steals in 27 Turkish League games. She shot 36.7% from beyond the arc while taking 7.3 attempts per game. She helped lead Beşiktaş to a second-place finish in the Turkish League standings and to the Turkish semifinals. In 16 EuroCup games, she averaged 22.6 points, 5.0 assists, 3.6 rebounds and 1.7 steals. Evans helped Beşiktaş to first in EuroCup’s Group E standings and the team finished as EuroCup runner-ups. She scored a season-high 36 points to go along with 11 rebounds and seven assists on Oct. 11. Evans finished the overseas season by averaging 22.8 points in 43 total games. Marina Mabrey and Mersin fell to Fenerbahce in the EuroLeague semifinal 80-89 and lost to USK Praha 67-95 in the third-place game. In the game against Fenerbahce, Mabrey recorded 12 points and a game-leading eight assists and four rebounds. In the following game, she led all players in assists with six. Mabrey, Elizabeth Williams and Mersin lost to Fenerbahce in the third game of the Turkish League final, losing the series. In that game, Mabrey scored 12 points and added three rebounds and a team-leading six assists. Williams recorded nine points while leading the team in rebounds (13) and steals (two), along with leading all players in blocks with two. Mabrey averaged 19.5 points, 6.2 rebounds, 5.2 assists and 1.4 steals while shooting 42.4% from the floor and 35.8% from three on 8.2 attempts per game in 25 Turkish games. She scored a season-high 36 points on Jan. 20 against Nesibe. Mabrey scored 30 or more points three times this season. She had a season-high 14 assists on March 6 against Zaragoza. In 18 EuroLeague games, Mabrey averaged 17.5 points, 4.8 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 1.2 steals. She shot 36.9% from three on 6.8 attempts per game. Williams finished the season averaging 13.7 points, 7.4 rebounds, 3.1 assists, 1.8 blocks and 1.5 steals in 28 Turkish League games. She shot 52.5% from the field. In 13 EuroLeague games, Williams averaged 12.5 points, 8.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 2.0 blocks and 1.8 steals.  She recorded a season-high 30 points on Jan. 2 against Galatasaray. Williams had a season-high 18 rebounds on Jan. 20 and finished the season with nine double-doubles. She had 19 games with multiple blocks, including a season-high six (twice) and had 20 games with multiple steals, including a season-high five on Feb. 24 against Cankaya. Mabrey and Williams helped lead Mersin to a 17-11 record in Turkish League play and helped the team finish as league runner ups. Additionally, the duo helped lead Mersin to a 9-5 record in EuroLeague and to a semifinal berth. Chicago Sky players currently under contract went 112-89 (.557 win percentage) in overseas or international play with their teams this season. HOW TO WATCH:  EuroLeague games can be viewed here.  EuroCup games can be viewed here.

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Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 24

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CHICAGO (April 22, 2024) — Three Chicago Sky players have completed domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country.

View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Seasons concluded:

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans and Beşiktaş fell to the London Lions in the EuroCup final, losing 70-81. Evans scored a team-high 17 points and led both teams in assists (eight) and steals (four). With the loss, Beşiktaş’ aggregate score totaled 145-149 and thus, lost the final.

Evans finished the season averaging 23.0 points, 6.4 assists, 3.5 rebounds and 1.3 steals in 27 Turkish League games. She shot 36.7% from beyond the arc while taking 7.3 attempts per game. She helped lead Beşiktaş to a second-place finish in the Turkish League standings and to the Turkish semifinals.

In 16 EuroCup games, she averaged 22.6 points, 5.0 assists, 3.6 rebounds and 1.7 steals. Evans helped Beşiktaş to first in EuroCup’s Group E standings and the team finished as EuroCup runner-ups. She scored a season-high 36 points to go along with 11 rebounds and seven assists on Oct. 11. Evans finished the overseas season by averaging 22.8 points in 43 total games.

Marina Mabrey and Mersin fell to Fenerbahce in the EuroLeague semifinal 80-89 and lost to USK Praha 67-95 in the third-place game. In the game against Fenerbahce, Mabrey recorded 12 points and a game-leading eight assists and four rebounds. In the following game, she led all players in assists with six.

Mabrey, Elizabeth Williams and Mersin lost to Fenerbahce in the third game of the Turkish League final, losing the series. In that game, Mabrey scored 12 points and added three rebounds and a team-leading six assists. Williams recorded nine points while leading the team in rebounds (13) and steals (two), along with leading all players in blocks with two.

Mabrey averaged 19.5 points, 6.2 rebounds, 5.2 assists and 1.4 steals while shooting 42.4% from the floor and 35.8% from three on 8.2 attempts per game in 25 Turkish games. She scored a season-high 36 points on Jan. 20 against Nesibe. Mabrey scored 30 or more points three times this season. She had a season-high 14 assists on March 6 against Zaragoza.

In 18 EuroLeague games, Mabrey averaged 17.5 points, 4.8 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 1.2 steals. She shot 36.9% from three on 6.8 attempts per game.

Williams finished the season averaging 13.7 points, 7.4 rebounds, 3.1 assists, 1.8 blocks and 1.5 steals in 28 Turkish League games. She shot 52.5% from the field. In 13 EuroLeague games, Williams averaged 12.5 points, 8.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 2.0 blocks and 1.8 steals.

She recorded a season-high 30 points on Jan. 2 against Galatasaray. Williams had a season-high 18 rebounds on Jan. 20 and finished the season with nine double-doubles. She had 19 games with multiple blocks, including a season-high six (twice) and had 20 games with multiple steals, including a season-high five on Feb. 24 against Cankaya.

Mabrey and Williams helped lead Mersin to a 17-11 record in Turkish League play and helped the team finish as league runner ups. Additionally, the duo helped lead Mersin to a 9-5 record in EuroLeague and to a semifinal berth.

Chicago Sky players currently under contract went 112-89 (.557 win percentage) in overseas or international play with their teams this season.

HOW TO WATCH:

EuroLeague games can be viewed here.

EuroCup games can be viewed here.

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Chicago Sky Debut New Nike Rebel Edition Uniform  

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CHICAGO (April 18, 2024) — In partnership with Nike and the WNBA, the Chicago Sky have unveiled their new WNBA Nike Rebel Edition uniform ahead of the 2024 season.

The Sky’s newest Rebel Edition uniform exemplifies and illustrates the team’s limitless potential for excellence. The dreamy, light blue colored uniform features silver piping and a white gradient throughout that conjures images of a sky and all the infinite possibilities beyond. This uniform illustrates what can happen when you combine excellence, collaboration, with the great city of Chicago.

The team’s wordmark “Skytown” is a playful spin and ode to the city’s popular nickname, “Chi Town.” The Sky’s global logo also sits proudly on the belt buckle.

The four stars down the sides of the shorts — and one at the center of the wordmark — are inspired by Chicago’s flag and reflect how this team shines within the city. The four stars on Chicago’s flag represent four major events that helped shape the city’s history to what it is today: Fort Dearborn, the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893, and the Century of Progress Exposition of 1933-34.

The newest Rebel Edition design by Nike was created with a mission to “Trace the Lineage,” honoring important moments, muses and movements in history and the impact they’ve made on the game.

The new Rebel Edition jersey, along with other Sky apparel, will be available on the Chicago Sky’s online store (https://chicagoskyshop.com/) starting on April 18.

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media and head to sky.wnba.com for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

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Chicago Sky Debut New Nike Rebel Edition Uniform  

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CHICAGO (April 18, 2024) — In partnership with Nike and the WNBA, the Chicago Sky have unveiled their new WNBA Nike Rebel Edition uniform ahead of the 2024 season.

The Sky’s newest Rebel Edition uniform exemplifies and illustrates the team’s limitless potential for excellence. The dreamy, light blue colored uniform features silver piping and a white gradient throughout that conjures images of a sky and all the infinite possibilities beyond. This uniform illustrates what can happen when you combine excellence, collaboration, with the great city of Chicago.

The team’s wordmark “Skytown” is a playful spin and ode to the city’s popular nickname, “Chi Town.” The Sky’s global logo also sits proudly on the belt buckle.

The four stars down the sides of the shorts — and one at the center of the wordmark — are inspired by Chicago’s flag and reflect how this team shines within the city. The four stars on Chicago’s flag represent four major events that helped shape the city’s history to what it is today: Fort Dearborn, the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893, and the Century of Progress Exposition of 1933-34.

The newest Rebel Edition design by Nike was created with a mission to “Trace the Lineage,” honoring important moments, muses and movements in history and the impact they’ve made on the game.

The new Rebel Edition jersey, along with other Sky apparel, will be available on the Chicago Sky’s online store (https://chicagoskyshop.com/) starting on April 18.

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media and head to sky.wnba.com for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

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Chicago Sky Welcome Back Tamera “Ty” Young as Assistant Coach

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CHICAGO (April 17, 2024) — The Chicago Sky have finalized their coaching staff for the 2024 season with the addition of former Sky player and retired WNBA veteran Tamera “Ty” Young, the team announced today. Young will join Head Coach Teresa Weatherspoon’s staff as an assistant coach.
“I am very excited to welcome Ty to our coaching staff and have her on the sidelines beside me this season,” Weatherspoon said. “With over a decade of WNBA experience and deep history with the Sky, Ty brings energy, passion, and spirit to inspire us all. I can’t wait to watch her mentor, lead, and coach our players this season.”

With over a decade of experience in the WNBA, Young returns to the organization after playing nine years in Chicago out of a storied 12-year career in the league as the third-longest tenured player in Sky history. She ranks in the top 10 in Sky history in 10 overall categories: 250 games played (No. 3), 211 steals (No. 4), 1,815 total points (No. 9), 340 assists (No. 7), 286 offensive rebounds (No. 3), 678 defensive rebounds (No. 4), 964 total rebounds (No. 4), 340 assists (No. 7), 724 field goals made (No. 7) and 41.1% field goal percentage (No. 9).
Over her decorated career, she averaged 7.1 points, 3.9 rebounds in 22.0 minutes. Young started in 163 of her 250 appearances with Chicago, averaging 7.3 points in her nine seasons with the Sky. In 2013, Young helped lead the Sky to their then-best season and then-franchise-record 24 wins, averaging 5.6 points and 3.8 rebounds en route to the franchise’s first playoff appearance. In the following season, she started 33 of her 34 appearances and helped the Sky to the franchise’s first-ever WNBA Finals appearance. The Sky made the playoffs in four straight seasons during Young’s nine-year tenure and they made it in four of her seven full seasons. Her best statistical season with the Sky came in 2016, when she averaged 8.5 points. Young was previously drafted No. 8 overall by Atlanta in the 2008 WNBA Draft and then played for Las Vegas from 2018-19 after nine seasons in Chicago from 2009-17 and retired in 2019. Most recently, Young played the last three seasons with Athletes Unlimited, where she is also on the Player Executive Committee. In addition to her WNBA career, she played in numerous countries overseas, including Latvia, Spain, Turkey, France, Israel, Brazil, Puerto Rico and China. She is also the first player in James Madison University program history to play in the WNBA, where she wore a Dukes uniform from 2004-08. She finished her collegiate career ranked first in JMU history in points per game, steals, double-digit scoring games, consecutive double-digit scoring and games started.

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Chicago Sky Welcome Back Tamera “Ty” Young as Assistant Coach

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CHICAGO (April 17, 2024) — The Chicago Sky have finalized their coaching staff for the 2024 season with the addition of former Sky player and retired WNBA veteran Tamera “Ty” Young, the team announced today. Young will join Head Coach Teresa Weatherspoon’s staff as an assistant coach.

“I am very excited to welcome Ty to our coaching staff and have her on the sidelines beside me this season,” Weatherspoon said. “With over a decade of WNBA experience and deep history with the Sky, Ty brings energy, passion, and spirit to inspire us all. I can’t wait to watch her mentor, lead, and coach our players this season.”

With over a decade of experience in the WNBA, Young returns to the organization after playing nine years in Chicago out of a storied 12-year career in the league as the third-longest tenured player in Sky history. She ranks in the top 10 in Sky history in 10 overall categories: 250 games played (No. 3), 211 steals (No. 4), 1,815 total points (No. 9), 340 assists (No. 7), 286 offensive rebounds (No. 3), 678 defensive rebounds (No. 4), 964 total rebounds (No. 4), 340 assists (No. 7), 724 field goals made (No. 7) and 41.1% field goal percentage (No. 9).

Over her decorated career, she averaged 7.1 points, 3.9 rebounds in 22.0 minutes. Young started in 163 of her 250 appearances with Chicago, averaging 7.3 points in her nine seasons with the Sky. In 2013, Young helped lead the Sky to their then-best season and then-franchise-record 24 wins, averaging 5.6 points and 3.8 rebounds en route to the franchise’s first playoff appearance. In the following season, she started 33 of her 34 appearances and helped the Sky to the franchise’s first-ever WNBA Finals appearance.

The Sky made the playoffs in four straight seasons during Young’s nine-year tenure and they made it in four of her seven full seasons. Her best statistical season with the Sky came in 2016, when she averaged 8.5 points.

Young was previously drafted No. 8 overall by Atlanta in the 2008 WNBA Draft and then played for Las Vegas from 2018-19 after nine seasons in Chicago from 2009-17 and retired in 2019. Most recently, Young played the last three seasons with Athletes Unlimited, where she is also on the Player Executive Committee. In addition to her WNBA career, she played in numerous countries overseas, including Latvia, Spain, Turkey, France, Israel, Brazil, Puerto Rico and China. She is also the first player in James Madison University program history to play in the WNBA, where she wore a Dukes uniform from 2004-08. She finished her collegiate career ranked first in JMU history in points per game, steals, double-digit scoring games, consecutive double-digit scoring and games started.

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Chicago Sky Select Brynna Maxwell With No. 13 Overall Pick in 2024 WNBA Draft

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CHICAGO (April 15, 2024) — The Chicago Sky announced today that they have selected Brynna Maxwell from Gonzaga University with the 13th overall pick in the second round of the 2024 WNBA Draft presented by State Farm, airing this evening on ESPN.

No. 13 - Brynna Maxwell

Guard | 6’0” | Gonzaga | Gig Harbor, Washington

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“We strongly feel that Brynna is the best shooter in the nation,” Chicago Sky General Manager Jeff Pagliocca said. “She can be a floor spacer for us, she has a quick trigger, she is fearless, she can shoot with closeouts, shoot on the move and she sprints into her threes. She sees the rim and nothing else. We are ecstatic to bring Brynna to Chicago.”

Maxwell was a five-year starter with Gonzaga and with Utah. She averaged 12.9 points while shooting 42.7% from three on 5.7 attempts across 154 collegiate appearances (128 starts).

In her final season with Gonzaga, she averaged a career-high 14.2 points while shooting 44.0% from three on a career-high 218 total three-point attempts. She was named to the All-WCC First Team, her second All-WCC Team selection. At the end of the season, she participated in the 2024 State Farm College Three-Point Championship.

She had a 2023-24 season-high 27 points against Stanford on Dec. 3 and had four games of 20 or more points in her final college season. Maxwell hit at least one three-pointer in every game she appeared in 2023-24 and she had 28 games with multiple three-pointers made and 11 games with four or more made three-pointers. Her 96 three-pointers during the season rank first in program history for a single season.

Maxwell helped Gonzaga become the WCC regular season champion in back-to-back years and in 2023-24, she helped lead Gonzaga to its most wins in program history (32) and second-best win percentage (.889).

In her penultimate season, Maxwell averaged a then-career high 13.5 points while shooting 48.1% from three. She led the Zags and set a program record with a 94.9% free-throw percentage. Her 65.0% true-shooting percentage and 48.1% three-point percentage also rank first in program history for a single season.

Before landing at Gonzaga, Maxwell spent three seasons (2019-22) at Utah. She averaged 12.0 points on 40.2% three-point shooting in the first three years of her career and started 63 of her 85 appearances.

In her junior season, she became the 30th player in Utah program history to score 1,000 career points. She shot 88.5% from the free-throw line, which was the second-best mark in the Pac-12 and was the fifth-best mark in school history in a single season.

She scored a career-high 34 points on Dec. 8, 2020 while making four of her seven three-point attempts. Her 34 points were the most points by a player in the Pac-12 that season. She ranked first in the conference in free-throw percentage at a 92.4% clip, which ranked third nationally.

After averaging 13.1 points on 47.2% shooting from three, Maxwell was named to the Pac-12 All-Freshman First Team, becoming the first Utah freshman to earn All-Conference honors since the Utes joined the conference in 2011.

She led Utah in points and minutes as a freshman while leading the Pac-12 in three-pointers made with 83. Her 47.2% clip from deep ranked third in the country. Her 83 threes were a program record for freshmen and her 407 total points were the most by a Utah freshman since the team joined the Pac-12.

Maxwell made a three-pointer in all but 12 of her 154 collegiate appearances and she finished her college career ranked tied for 27th all time in three-pointers made.

The WNBA Draft site is now live to see the latest news updates, in-depth analysis of draft prospects and more.

Entering their 19th WNBA season, the Sky finished the 2023 season with a record of 18-22. The Sky clinched their fifth straight postseason berth in 2023 and this season welcomes new Head Coach Teresa Weatherspoon and General Manager Jeff Pagliocca.

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular-season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings in Dallas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media and sky.wnba.com for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

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Chicago Sky Select Brynna Maxwell With No. 13 Overall Pick in 2024 WNBA Draft

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CHICAGO (April 15, 2024) — The Chicago Sky announced today that they have selected Brynna Maxwell from Gonzaga University with the 13th overall pick in the second round of the 2024 WNBA Draft presented by State Farm, airing this evening on ESPN.

No. 13 – Brynna Maxwell

Guard | 6’0” | Gonzaga | Gig Harbor, Washington

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“We strongly feel that Brynna is the best shooter in the nation,” Chicago Sky General Manager Jeff Pagliocca said. “She can be a floor spacer for us, she has a quick trigger, she is fearless, she can shoot with closeouts, shoot on the move and she sprints into her threes. She sees the rim and nothing else. We are ecstatic to bring Brynna to Chicago.”

Maxwell was a five-year starter with Gonzaga and with Utah. She averaged 12.9 points while shooting 42.7% from three on 5.7 attempts across 154 collegiate appearances (128 starts).

In her final season with Gonzaga, she averaged a career-high 14.2 points while shooting 44.0% from three on a career-high 218 total three-point attempts. She was named to the All-WCC First Team, her second All-WCC Team selection. At the end of the season, she participated in the 2024 State Farm College Three-Point Championship.

She had a 2023-24 season-high 27 points against Stanford on Dec. 3 and had four games of 20 or more points in her final college season. Maxwell hit at least one three-pointer in every game she appeared in 2023-24 and she had 28 games with multiple three-pointers made and 11 games with four or more made three-pointers. Her 96 three-pointers during the season rank first in program history for a single season.

Maxwell helped Gonzaga become the WCC regular season champion in back-to-back years and in 2023-24, she helped lead Gonzaga to its most wins in program history (32) and second-best win percentage (.889).

In her penultimate season, Maxwell averaged a then-career high 13.5 points while shooting 48.1% from three. She led the Zags and set a program record with a 94.9% free-throw percentage. Her 65.0% true-shooting percentage and 48.1% three-point percentage also rank first in program history for a single season.

Before landing at Gonzaga, Maxwell spent three seasons (2019-22) at Utah. She averaged 12.0 points on 40.2% three-point shooting in the first three years of her career and started 63 of her 85 appearances.

In her junior season, she became the 30th player in Utah program history to score 1,000 career points. She shot 88.5% from the free-throw line, which was the second-best mark in the Pac-12 and was the fifth-best mark in school history in a single season.

She scored a career-high 34 points on Dec. 8, 2020 while making four of her seven three-point attempts. Her 34 points were the most points by a player in the Pac-12 that season. She ranked first in the conference in free-throw percentage at a 92.4% clip, which ranked third nationally.

After averaging 13.1 points on 47.2% shooting from three, Maxwell was named to the Pac-12 All-Freshman First Team, becoming the first Utah freshman to earn All-Conference honors since the Utes joined the conference in 2011.

She led Utah in points and minutes as a freshman while leading the Pac-12 in three-pointers made with 83. Her 47.2% clip from deep ranked third in the country. Her 83 threes were a program record for freshmen and her 407 total points were the most by a Utah freshman since the team joined the Pac-12.

Maxwell made a three-pointer in all but 12 of her 154 collegiate appearances and she finished her college career ranked tied for 27th all time in three-pointers made.

The WNBA Draft site is now live to see the latest news updates, in-depth analysis of draft prospects and more.

Entering their 19th WNBA season, the Sky finished the 2023 season with a record of 18-22. The Sky clinched their fifth straight postseason berth in 2023 and this season welcomes new Head Coach Teresa Weatherspoon and General Manager Jeff Pagliocca.

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular-season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings in Dallas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media and sky.wnba.com for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

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Chicago Sky Select Angel Reese With No. 7 Overall Pick in 2024 WNBA Draft

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CHICAGO (April 15, 2024) — The Chicago Sky announced today that they have selected Angel Reese from Louisiana State University with the 7th overall pick in the first round of the 2024 WNBA Draft presented by State Farm, airing this evening on ESPN.
No. 7 - Angel Reese
Forward | 6’3” | LSU | Baltimore, Maryland | Previous School: Maryland Twitter/X | Instagram
“We are absolutely thrilled we were able to get Angel at seventh overall,” Chicago Sky General Manager Jeff Pagliocca said. “That was our hope. We have another incredibly competitive player in Chicago who fits our identity and culture of the city. She is a relentless rebounder, she is a national champion and an SEC Player of the Year and we cannot wait to see her here in Chi Town.”
Reese was named SEC Player of the Year (2024), three-time AP All-American (2022-24), two-time First Team All-SEC member (2023-24), two-time SEC All-Defense honoree (2023-24) and one-time First Team All-Big Ten member (2022). She was also a Naismith Defensive Player of the Year semifinalist in 2022 and was a 2024 Wooden Award All-American Team member. After spending her first two seasons at Maryland, Reese transferred to LSU, winning a national title in 2023 and being named the Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Tournament. She averaged 23.0 points, 15.4 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 1.8 steals and 1.6 blocks in her junior season, and she recorded 15 points and 10 rebounds in the title-clinching game over Iowa. In 2024, Reese led the SEC in scoring (18.6 points) and rebounds (13.4) for the second consecutive season, becoming the first player since Wendy Scholtens from Vanderbilt in 1989 and 1990 to lead the league in both stats over consecutive seasons. She had an outstanding season in 2023 after transferring to LSU and helping deliver the Tigers’ first-ever national title. Her 23.0 points and 15.4 rebounds led the conference, becoming just the fifth player in conference history to lead in both categories. She set an NCAA record with 34 double-doubles during the 2023 season and began the year with 23 consecutive double-doubles, breaking Sylvia Fowles’ previous LSU record of 19. Her 23 double-doubles were the most in SEC history to begin a season. Reese set an SEC record with 555 rebounds in 2023, eight short of the NCAA record. Her 240 made free throws and 339 free-throw attempts were also SEC records. On Dec. 14, 2023, Reese became the only NBA, WNBA or NCAA Division I men’s or women’s player in the last 20 years to have at least 30+ points, 15+ rebounds, 4+ assists and 4+ steals and shoot 80% or better from the floor in the same game. After the conclusion of the 2023 season, Reese was named the Sporting News Athlete of the Year, BET Sportswoman of the Year and won the ESPY for Best Breakthrough Athlete. Reese finished her LSU career with the third-most points in a single season in LSU history (829 in 2023) and as the program leader in career rebounds per game (14.4). Named to the All-Big Ten Freshman Team in 2021 with Maryland after averaging 10.0 points and 6.0 rebounds, Reese increased her averages to 17.8 points and 10.6 rebounds in 2022 with the Terrapins. She was the first Terp sophomore to average a double-double since Angie Scott in 1975. The WNBA Draft site is now live to see the latest news updates, in-depth analysis of draft prospects and more. Entering their 19th WNBA season, the Sky finished the 2023 season with a record of 18-22. The Sky clinched their fifth straight postseason berth in 2023 and this season welcomes new Head Coach Teresa Weatherspoon and General Manager Jeff Pagliocca. The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular-season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings in Dallas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media and sky.wnba.com for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

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Chicago Sky Select Angel Reese With No. 7 Overall Pick in 2024 WNBA Draft

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CHICAGO (April 15, 2024) — The Chicago Sky announced today that they have selected Angel Reese from Louisiana State University with the 7th overall pick in the first round of the 2024 WNBA Draft presented by State Farm, airing this evening on ESPN.

No. 7 – Angel Reese

Forward | 6’3” | LSU | Baltimore, Maryland | Previous School: Maryland

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“We are absolutely thrilled we were able to get Angel at seventh overall,” Chicago Sky General Manager Jeff Pagliocca said. “That was our hope. We have another incredibly competitive player in Chicago who fits our identity and culture of the city. She is a relentless rebounder, she is a national champion and an SEC Player of the Year and we cannot wait to see her here in Chi Town.”

Reese was named SEC Player of the Year (2024), three-time AP All-American (2022-24), two-time First Team All-SEC member (2023-24), two-time SEC All-Defense honoree (2023-24) and one-time First Team All-Big Ten member (2022). She was also a Naismith Defensive Player of the Year semifinalist in 2022 and was a 2024 Wooden Award All-American Team member.

After spending her first two seasons at Maryland, Reese transferred to LSU, winning a national title in 2023 and being named the Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Tournament. She averaged 23.0 points, 15.4 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 1.8 steals and 1.6 blocks in her junior season, and she recorded 15 points and 10 rebounds in the title-clinching game over Iowa.

In 2024, Reese led the SEC in scoring (18.6 points) and rebounds (13.4) for the second consecutive season, becoming the first player since Wendy Scholtens from Vanderbilt in 1989 and 1990 to lead the league in both stats over consecutive seasons.

She had an outstanding season in 2023 after transferring to LSU and helping deliver the Tigers’ first-ever national title. Her 23.0 points and 15.4 rebounds led the conference, becoming just the fifth player in conference history to lead in both categories. She set an NCAA record with 34 double-doubles during the 2023 season and began the year with 23 consecutive double-doubles, breaking Sylvia Fowles’ previous LSU record of 19. Her 23 double-doubles were the most in SEC history to begin a season.

Reese set an SEC record with 555 rebounds in 2023, eight short of the NCAA record. Her 240 made free throws and 339 free-throw attempts were also SEC records. On Dec. 14, 2023, Reese became the only NBA, WNBA or NCAA Division I men’s or women’s player in the last 20 years to have at least 30+ points, 15+ rebounds, 4+ assists and 4+ steals and shoot 80% or better from the floor in the same game.

After the conclusion of the 2023 season, Reese was named the Sporting News Athlete of the Year, BET Sportswoman of the Year and won the ESPY for Best Breakthrough Athlete.

Reese finished her LSU career with the third-most points in a single season in LSU history (829 in 2023) and as the program leader in career rebounds per game (14.4).

Named to the All-Big Ten Freshman Team in 2021 with Maryland after averaging 10.0 points and 6.0 rebounds, Reese increased her averages to 17.8 points and 10.6 rebounds in 2022 with the Terrapins. She was the first Terp sophomore to average a double-double since Angie Scott in 1975.

The WNBA Draft site is now live to see the latest news updates, in-depth analysis of draft prospects and more.

Entering their 19th WNBA season, the Sky finished the 2023 season with a record of 18-22. The Sky clinched their fifth straight postseason berth in 2023 and this season welcomes new Head Coach Teresa Weatherspoon and General Manager Jeff Pagliocca.

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular-season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings in Dallas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media and sky.wnba.com for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

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Chicago Sky Select Kamilla Cardoso With No. 3 Overall Pick in 2024 WNBA Draft

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CHICAGO (April 15, 2024) — The Chicago Sky have selected Kamilla Cardoso (Kuh-ME-lah Car-DOE-so) from the University of South Carolina with the 3rd overall pick in the first round of the 2024 WNBA Draft presented by State Farm, airing this evening on ESPN.

No. 3 - Kamilla Cardoso

Center | 6’7” | South Carolina | Montes Claros, Brazil | Previous School: Syracuse

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“We are beyond excited,” Chicago Sky General Manager Jeff Pagliocca said. “This is who we were so excited to get at number three. She has everything we want at six foot seven. She is athletic, a great person, a great teammate, she comes from a winning program and we cannot wait to get her here to Chicago.”

Cardoso joins the Sky after three successful years at South Carolina and one year at Syracuse. A two-time NCAA national champion, Cardoso made her mark on the women’s college basketball scene throughout her career. She most recently earned NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player honors while recording a career-high 17 rebounds and 15 points to tally her 28th career double-double of the season in the national championship game against Iowa on April 7. She helped the Gamecocks achieve a perfect 38-0 season, including an SEC Tournament title and a spot in the NCAA Final Four for the fourth straight season.

She became the first player from the Gamecocks program to receive the 2024 Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) NCAA Division I Defensive Player of the Year award, averaging a nationwide top-15 2.5 blocks per game. In her senior year, she led the team in points (14.4 ppg), rebounds (9.7 rpg), blocks (82 total), and field goal percentage (59.4%).

Over her collegiate career, the Brazil native finished her collegiate career ranking in the top-10 in South Carolina’s all-time list in blocks per game at 2.0 bpg (No. 3), total blocks at 198 (No. 5), offensive rebounds at 317 (No. 7), total rebounds at 791 (No. 8), total rebounds per game at 7.8 rpg (No. 5) and defensive rebounds at 474 (No. 7).

As a freshman at Syracuse, Cardoso became the first player in program history to be named ACC Freshman of the Year in 2021 and helped the Orange to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. She averaged 13.6 points and 8.0 rebounds over one year at Syracuse.

She previously played in high school at Hamilton Heights Christian Academy in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where she was ranked the No. 5 overall player in the country and the No. 1 center in the Class of 2020. In her senior year campaign, Cardoso averaged 24.1 points, 15.8 rebounds and 9.2 blocks.

The WNBA Draft site is now live to see the latest news updates, in-depth analysis of draft prospects and more.

Entering their 19th WNBA season, the Sky finished the 2023 season with a record of 18-22. The Sky clinched their fifth straight postseason berth in 2023 and this season welcomes new Head Coach Teresa Weatherspoon and General Manager Jeff Pagliocca.

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular-season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings in Dallas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media and sky.wnba.com for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

KAMILLA CARDOSO ACCOLADES

NCAA National Champion (2022, 2024)

NCAA Most Outstanding Player (2024)

NCAA All-Tournament (2024)

WBCA Coaches’ All-American (2024)

SEC Defensive Player of the Year (2024)

Naismith Defensive Player of the Year Finalist (2024)

First-Team All-SEC (2024)

USBWA Women’s All-America First-Team (2024)

AP All-America Second Team (2024)

The Athletic All-America Second Team (2024)

All-SEC Tournament (2024)

John R. Wooden Award All-American (2024)

Lisa Leslie Center of the Year Award Finalist (2024)

Honorable Mention All-America (2023)

Second-Team All-SEC (2023)

SEC 6th Player of the Year (2023)

FIBA AmeriCup Gold Medal (2023)

FIBA AmeriCup MVP (2023)

FIBA South American Championships Gold Medal (2022)

FIBA South American Championships MVP (2022)

FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament All-Star 5 (2022)

SEC Academic Honor Roll (2022)

FIBA AmeriCup Bronze Medal (2021)

ACC Co-Defensive Player of the Year (2021)

ACC Freshman of the Year (2021)

First-Team All-ACC (2021)

ACC All-Defensive Team (2021)

ACC All-Freshman Team (2021)

McDonald's All-American (2020)

WBCA All-American (2020)

Jordan Brand Classic (2020)

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Chicago Sky Select Kamilla Cardoso With No. 3 Overall Pick in 2024 WNBA Draft

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CHICAGO (April 15, 2024) — The Chicago Sky have selected Kamilla Cardoso (Kuh-ME-lah Car-DOE-so) from the University of South Carolina with the 3rd overall pick in the first round of the 2024 WNBA Draft presented by State Farm, airing this evening on ESPN.

No. 3 – Kamilla Cardoso

Center | 6’7” | South Carolina | Montes Claros, Brazil | Previous School: Syracuse

Twitter/X | Instagram

“We are beyond excited,” Chicago Sky General Manager Jeff Pagliocca said. “This is who we were so excited to get at number three. She has everything we want at six foot seven. She is athletic, a great person, a great teammate, she comes from a winning program and we cannot wait to get her here to Chicago.”

Cardoso joins the Sky after three successful years at South Carolina and one year at Syracuse. A two-time NCAA national champion, Cardoso made her mark on the women’s college basketball scene throughout her career. She most recently earned NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player honors while recording a career-high 17 rebounds and 15 points to tally her 28th career double-double of the season in the national championship game against Iowa on April 7. She helped the Gamecocks achieve a perfect 38-0 season, including an SEC Tournament title and a spot in the NCAA Final Four for the fourth straight season.

She became the first player from the Gamecocks program to receive the 2024 Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) NCAA Division I Defensive Player of the Year award, averaging a nationwide top-15 2.5 blocks per game. In her senior year, she led the team in points (14.4 ppg), rebounds (9.7 rpg), blocks (82 total), and field goal percentage (59.4%).

Over her collegiate career, the Brazil native finished her collegiate career ranking in the top-10 in South Carolina’s all-time list in blocks per game at 2.0 bpg (No. 3), total blocks at 198 (No. 5), offensive rebounds at 317 (No. 7), total rebounds at 791 (No. 8), total rebounds per game at 7.8 rpg (No. 5) and defensive rebounds at 474 (No. 7).

As a freshman at Syracuse, Cardoso became the first player in program history to be named ACC Freshman of the Year in 2021 and helped the Orange to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. She averaged 13.6 points and 8.0 rebounds over one year at Syracuse.

She previously played in high school at Hamilton Heights Christian Academy in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where she was ranked the No. 5 overall player in the country and the No. 1 center in the Class of 2020. In her senior year campaign, Cardoso averaged 24.1 points, 15.8 rebounds and 9.2 blocks.

The WNBA Draft site is now live to see the latest news updates, in-depth analysis of draft prospects and more.

Entering their 19th WNBA season, the Sky finished the 2023 season with a record of 18-22. The Sky clinched their fifth straight postseason berth in 2023 and this season welcomes new Head Coach Teresa Weatherspoon and General Manager Jeff Pagliocca.

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular-season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings in Dallas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media and sky.wnba.com for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

KAMILLA CARDOSO ACCOLADES

NCAA National Champion (2022, 2024)

NCAA Most Outstanding Player (2024)

NCAA All-Tournament (2024)

WBCA Coaches’ All-American (2024)

SEC Defensive Player of the Year (2024)

Naismith Defensive Player of the Year Finalist (2024)

First-Team All-SEC (2024)

USBWA Women’s All-America First-Team (2024)

AP All-America Second Team (2024)

The Athletic All-America Second Team (2024)

All-SEC Tournament (2024)

John R. Wooden Award All-American (2024)

Lisa Leslie Center of the Year Award Finalist (2024)

Honorable Mention All-America (2023)

Second-Team All-SEC (2023)

SEC 6th Player of the Year (2023)

FIBA AmeriCup Gold Medal (2023)

FIBA AmeriCup MVP (2023)

FIBA South American Championships Gold Medal (2022)

FIBA South American Championships MVP (2022)

FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament All-Star 5 (2022)

SEC Academic Honor Roll (2022)

FIBA AmeriCup Bronze Medal (2021)

ACC Co-Defensive Player of the Year (2021)

ACC Freshman of the Year (2021)

First-Team All-ACC (2021)

ACC All-Defensive Team (2021)

ACC All-Freshman Team (2021)

McDonald’s All-American (2020)

WBCA All-American (2020)

Jordan Brand Classic (2020)

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Chicago Sky Acquire 2024 No. 7 Overall Draft Pick from Minnesota

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CHICAGO (April 14, 2024) — The Chicago Sky announced today the team have acquired the No. 7 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft and Nikolina Milić from Minnesota in exchange for the Sky’s No. 8 overall pick in the 2024 draft, Sika Koné, Chicago’s 2025 second round pick and the rights to swap Chicago’s 2026 first round pick.

“We are excited to strengthen our draft position once again in a year with many top prospects,” Chicago Sky General Manager Jeff Pagliocca said. “We thank Sika for her many contributions to the Chicago Sky and wish her success in her next role.”

Chicago claimed Koné off waivers in May 2023 from New York and she averaged 3.6 points and 3.0 rebounds in 9.3 minutes in 20 games. In her first career game, Koné posted 10 points, six rebounds, two assists and one steal. In the next game, she recorded six points and eight rebounds. She saw extended playing time as the season went on helping Chicago’s run to the playoffs, averaging 5.2 points and 4.3 rebounds from August 22 to September 10. Against Minnesota on September 8, Koné recorded a career-high 10 rebounds, along with six points. She also averaged 13.4 minutes in her final six appearances of the season.

Chicago now owns the following draft picks in the upcoming 2024 draft: No. 3 overall, first round (from Phoenix), No.7 overall, first round (from Minnesota) and No. 13 overall, second round (from Dallas via Indiana).

Milić comes to the Sky after two seasons with the Lynx (2022-23), where she averaged 6.0 points and 3.0 rebounds in 11.7 minutes in 70 total games. She is currently playing overseas with Fenerbahçe in Turkey, averaging 16.3 points and 9.1 rebounds in the KBSL domestic league and 10.6 points and 6.8 rebounds in EuroLeague play. Milić and Fenerbahçe compete for the EuroLeague title today against Villeneuve.

Chicago receives:

2024 First Round (No. 7 overall) - From Minnesota

Nikolina Milić

Minnesota receives:

Sika Koné

2024 1st Round (No. 8 overall) - From Chicago

2025 2nd Round Pick - From Chicago via New York

Rights to swap 2026 1st Round Picks (with Chicago)

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Chicago Sky Acquire 2024 No. 7 Overall Draft Pick from Minnesota

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CHICAGO (April 14, 2024) — The Chicago Sky announced today the team have acquired the No. 7 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft and Nikolina Milić from Minnesota in exchange for the Sky’s No. 8 overall pick in the 2024 draft, Sika Koné, Chicago’s 2025 second round pick and the rights to swap Chicago’s 2026 first round pick.

“We are excited to strengthen our draft position once again in a year with many top prospects,” Chicago Sky General Manager Jeff Pagliocca said. “We thank Sika for her many contributions to the Chicago Sky and wish her success in her next role.”

Chicago claimed Koné off waivers in May 2023 from New York and she averaged 3.6 points and 3.0 rebounds in 9.3 minutes in 20 games. In her first career game, Koné posted 10 points, six rebounds, two assists and one steal. In the next game, she recorded six points and eight rebounds. She saw extended playing time as the season went on helping Chicago’s run to the playoffs, averaging 5.2 points and 4.3 rebounds from August 22 to September 10. Against Minnesota on September 8, Koné recorded a career-high 10 rebounds, along with six points. She also averaged 13.4 minutes in her final six appearances of the season.

Chicago now owns the following draft picks in the upcoming 2024 draft: No. 3 overall, first round (from Phoenix), No.7 overall, first round (from Minnesota) and No. 13 overall, second round (from Dallas via Indiana).

Milić comes to the Sky after two seasons with the Lynx (2022-23), where she averaged 6.0 points and 3.0 rebounds in 11.7 minutes in 70 total games. She is currently playing overseas with Fenerbahçe in Turkey, averaging 16.3 points and 9.1 rebounds in the KBSL domestic league and 10.6 points and 6.8 rebounds in EuroLeague play. Milić and Fenerbahçe compete for the EuroLeague title today against Villeneuve.

Chicago receives:

2024 First Round (No. 7 overall) – From Minnesota

Nikolina Milić

Minnesota receives:

Sika Koné

2024 1st Round (No. 8 overall) – From Chicago

2025 2nd Round Pick – From Chicago via New York

Rights to swap 2026 1st Round Picks (with Chicago)

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Chicago Sky Announce 2024 National Broadcast Schedule

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CHICAGO (April 10, 2024) — The WNBA announced today the national broadcast schedule for the upcoming 2024 WNBA season. Chicago’s nationally televised games for the 2024 season will be on ABC, CBS, ION, CBS Sports Network, Prime Video and NBA TV.

Chicago will have three marquee matchups exclusively shown on ABC/CBS this season — June 16 at Indiana, July 13 against New York, and August 25 against Las Vegas. Additionally, two games will be televised nationally on CBS Sports Network — the home opener on May 25 against Connecticut and July 2 at Atlanta.

Six Sky games this season will also be streamed on Prime Video: two games against New York (May 23 and July 11), two games against Las Vegas (June 27 and July 16), one against Washington (June 6, Commissioner’s Cup) and one against Phoenix (August 15).

After making its debut last season, ION will continue televising select Friday night games throughout the season. The Sky will have a total of six ION games this season against Washington, Seattle, Connecticut, Indiana, Los Angeles and Minnesota.

Chicago is also slated to have six games broadcast or streamed nationally on NBA TV: May 18 at Dallas, three games during the Commissioner’s Cup — June 1 at Indiana, June 4 against New York and June 8 against Atlanta, June 23 against Indiana and September 1 at Las Vegas.

Additional games will be streamed on Twitter and Meta. A complete broadcast schedule will be announced at a later date.

The Sky are also bringing back a talented group of announcers, including play-by-play announcers Jason Ross Jr. and Lisa Byington, and color analysts Stephen Bardo and Shimmy Gray-Miller for Sky season coverage.

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media and head to sky.wnba.com for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

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Chicago Sky Announce 2024 National Broadcast Schedule

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CHICAGO (April 10, 2024) — The WNBA announced today the national broadcast schedule for the upcoming 2024 WNBA season. Chicago’s nationally televised games for the 2024 season will be on ABC, CBS, ION, CBS Sports Network, Prime Video and NBA TV.

Chicago will have three marquee matchups exclusively shown on ABC/CBS this season — June 16 at Indiana, July 13 against New York, and August 25 against Las Vegas. Additionally, two games will be televised nationally on CBS Sports Network — the home opener on May 25 against Connecticut and July 2 at Atlanta.

Six Sky games this season will also be streamed on Prime Video: two games against New York (May 23 and July 11), two games against Las Vegas (June 27 and July 16), one against Washington (June 6, Commissioner’s Cup) and one against Phoenix (August 15).

After making its debut last season, ION will continue televising select Friday night games throughout the season. The Sky will have a total of six ION games this season against Washington, Seattle, Connecticut, Indiana, Los Angeles and Minnesota.

Chicago is also slated to have six games broadcast or streamed nationally on NBA TV: May 18 at Dallas, three games during the Commissioner’s Cup — June 1 at Indiana, June 4 against New York and June 8 against Atlanta, June 23 against Indiana and September 1 at Las Vegas.

Additional games will be streamed on Twitter and Meta. A complete broadcast schedule will be announced at a later date.

The Sky are also bringing back a talented group of announcers, including play-by-play announcers Jason Ross Jr. and Lisa Byington, and color analysts Stephen Bardo and Shimmy Gray-Miller for Sky season coverage.

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media and head to sky.wnba.com for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

# results[].title
Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 23

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CHICAGO (April 8, 2024) — Four Chicago Sky players are currently participating in domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country. View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Sika Koné — Perfumerías Avenida Salamance (Spain-LF Endesa, Spain)

Dana Evans and Beşiktaş defeated the London Lions in the first game of the EuroCup final, winning 75-68 on April 3. Evans led the team in scoring with 20 points to go along with two rebounds, three assists and two steals. The next game between Beşiktaş and London is on April 10 with the potential for Beşiktaş to clinch the EuroCup championship. If London wins, it will force a third game between the two teams. Elizabeth Williams, Marina Mabrey and Mersin fell to Fenerbahce in the first two games of the Turkish League finals. In the first game on April 5 — a 76-99 loss — Williams recorded 17 points, five rebounds, six assists, one block and two steals. Mabrey scored 12 points to go along with a team-leading eight assists in the loss. In the second game — a 64-85 loss on April 7 — Williams led Mersin in points (21), rebounds (eight) and steals (two). Mabrey recorded nine rebounds and five rebounds while leading the team with four assists. Williams, Mabrey and Mersin continue their finals series against Fenerbahce on April 17. The two teams are also set to meet on April 12 in the first game of the EuroLeague semifinals. Sika Koné and Avenida defeated Ensino last week, winning 82-61 to improve to 25-5 in Spanish League play. Koné recorded eight points, a game-leading eight rebounds and an assist, steal and block in the win. Avenida remains 0.5 games behind top-ranked Valencia in the Spanish League standings. Koné and Avenida are next scheduled to play Estudiantes on April 13. Chicago Sky players currently overseas are a combined 84-39 (.683 win percentage) with their teams so far this season. HOW TO WATCH:  EuroLeague games can be viewed here.  EuroCup games can be viewed here.

# results[].headline
Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 23

# results[].content
CHICAGO (April 8, 2024) — Four Chicago Sky players are currently participating in domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country.

View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Sika Koné — Perfumerías Avenida Salamance (Spain-LF Endesa, Spain)

Dana Evans and Beşiktaş defeated the London Lions in the first game of the EuroCup final, winning 75-68 on April 3. Evans led the team in scoring with 20 points to go along with two rebounds, three assists and two steals.

The next game between Beşiktaş and London is on April 10 with the potential for Beşiktaş to clinch the EuroCup championship. If London wins, it will force a third game between the two teams.

Elizabeth Williams, Marina Mabrey and Mersin fell to Fenerbahce in the first two games of the Turkish League finals. In the first game on April 5 — a 76-99 loss — Williams recorded 17 points, five rebounds, six assists, one block and two steals. Mabrey scored 12 points to go along with a team-leading eight assists in the loss.

In the second game — a 64-85 loss on April 7 — Williams led Mersin in points (21), rebounds (eight) and steals (two). Mabrey recorded nine rebounds and five rebounds while leading the team with four assists.

Williams, Mabrey and Mersin continue their finals series against Fenerbahce on April 17. The two teams are also set to meet on April 12 in the first game of the EuroLeague semifinals.

Sika Koné and Avenida defeated Ensino last week, winning 82-61 to improve to 25-5 in Spanish League play. Koné recorded eight points, a game-leading eight rebounds and an assist, steal and block in the win.

Avenida remains 0.5 games behind top-ranked Valencia in the Spanish League standings. Koné and Avenida are next scheduled to play Estudiantes on April 13.

Chicago Sky players currently overseas are a combined 84-39 (.683 win percentage) with their teams so far this season.

HOW TO WATCH:

EuroLeague games can be viewed here.

EuroCup games can be viewed here.

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Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 22

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CHICAGO (April 1, 2024) — Four Chicago Sky players are currently participating in domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country. View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Sika Koné — Perfumerías Avenida Salamance (Spain-LF Endesa, Spain)

Seasons concluded:

Lindsay Allen — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Michaela Onyenwere — OGM Orman Genclik Ankara (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Taya Reimer — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Isabelle Harrison — Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball

Brianna Turner — Adelaide Lightning (Australia-WNBL, Australia)

Chennedy Carter — Bursa Uludag Basketbal (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Marina Mabrey and Elizabeth Williams helped Mersin defeat Beşiktaş twice this week in the Turkish League playoffs. Because Mersin won both games, it advanced to the Turkish League finals.  In the first game, a 77-67 victory on March 27, Mabrey approached a triple-double with 12 points and a team-leading nine assists and nine rebounds. Williams scored 23 points to go along with eight rebounds, two blocks and a steal in the win. Mabrey again came close to a triple-double in the team’s 91-64 win on March 29 to clinch a berth in the championship. She recorded 19 points and seven rebounds while leading all players with eight assists. Mabrey is averaging 8.7 assists in her last three games, all wins. Williams also stuffed the stat sheet in the win, recording 11 points, five rebounds, four assists, three blocks and two steals. On the other side of the bracket, Fenerbahce is up 1-0 in the semifinals series against Galatasaray. Whoever wins that series faces Mersin in the final. The second game between Fenerbahce and Galatasaray is not yet scheduled, though Mersin is still scheduled to face Fenerbahce in the EuroLeague semifinals on April 12. Dana Evans’ Beşiktaş fell in both of their semifinal games against Mersin, meaning Beşiktaş is now eliminated. Evans recorded a team-leading 19 points as well as four rebounds in the loss on March 27. Evans again led her team again in scoring on March 29 with 20 points. Though Evans and Beşiktaş are now eliminated from the Turkish League playoffs, their season is not over. Beşiktaş is scheduled to face the London Lions on April 3 and April 10 in the EuroCup finals. Sika Koné contributed to a pair of Avenida wins this week, helping beat Valencia on March 28 and Araski on March 31. Koné recorded seven points and seven rebounds in the win over Valencia. In the following game, she scored 24 points to lead all players in scoring. She also recorded six rebounds and two assists. Her 28 minutes and 24 points against Araski are her most since Feb. 2 against Gran Canaria. Koné and Avenida are next scheduled to continue Spanish League play on April 6 against Ensino. Avenida is in second in the Turkish League standings at 24-5, 0.5 games behind top-ranked Valencia. Because they were eliminated from the Turkish League playoffs last week, Michaela Onyenwere, Lindsay Allen and Taya Reimer have concluded overseas play this season. Additionally, Isabelle Harrison wrapped up her season with Athletes Unlimited last week. Her full AU season stats can be found here.  Onyenwere appeared in 27 games with Ormanspor this season, helping lead the team to a 19-9 record. She averaged 17.9 points and 7.1 rebounds with Ormanspor. Onyenwere scored a season-high 32 points to go along with a then-season-high 12 rebounds for a double-double against Antalya on Oct. 28. She then scored 30 points on Dec. 2 and finished the season with 11 games of 20 or more points. Onyenwere recorded her season high of 16 rebounds in a win over Emlak on March 2, adding 20 points to secure the double-double. Allen and Reimer both suited up for Botas this season. Allen appeared in 25 games with Botas, averaging 16.3 points, 8.0 assists and 4.6 rebounds. She scored a season-high 39 points and a game-leading eight assists on Feb. 24 against Nesibe. She scored 20 or more points on five occasions and came close to a triple-double numerous times. Other notable stat-stuffing performances include a 20-point, nine-rebound, 12-assist game in a win over Hatay on Feb. 3 as well as a 28-point, seven-rebound, 10-assist outing on Jan. 21 in a close loss to top-ranked Fenerbahce. Reimer finished the season with averages of 12.3 points, 7.6 rebounds and 1.0 blocks. She finished the year with eight double-doubles and recorded a season-high 23 points on Jan. 21 against Fenerbahce. She also recorded 22 points, nine rebounds, five assists, two blocks and a steal on Feb. 3 against Hatay. She had a season-high 16 rebounds on Oct. 21 against Izmit. Botas finished the season at 14-14. Chicago Sky players currently overseas are a combined 82-37 (.689 win percentage) with their teams so far this season. HOW TO WATCH:  EuroLeague games can be viewed here.  EuroCup games can be viewed here.

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Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 22

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CHICAGO (April 1, 2024) — Four Chicago Sky players are currently participating in domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country.

View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Sika Koné — Perfumerías Avenida Salamance (Spain-LF Endesa, Spain)

Seasons concluded:

Lindsay Allen — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Michaela Onyenwere — OGM Orman Genclik Ankara (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Taya Reimer — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Isabelle Harrison — Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball

Brianna Turner — Adelaide Lightning (Australia-WNBL, Australia)

Chennedy Carter — Bursa Uludag Basketbal (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Marina Mabrey and Elizabeth Williams helped Mersin defeat Beşiktaş twice this week in the Turkish League playoffs. Because Mersin won both games, it advanced to the Turkish League finals.

In the first game, a 77-67 victory on March 27, Mabrey approached a triple-double with 12 points and a team-leading nine assists and nine rebounds. Williams scored 23 points to go along with eight rebounds, two blocks and a steal in the win.

Mabrey again came close to a triple-double in the team’s 91-64 win on March 29 to clinch a berth in the championship. She recorded 19 points and seven rebounds while leading all players with eight assists. Mabrey is averaging 8.7 assists in her last three games, all wins. Williams also stuffed the stat sheet in the win, recording 11 points, five rebounds, four assists, three blocks and two steals.

On the other side of the bracket, Fenerbahce is up 1-0 in the semifinals series against Galatasaray. Whoever wins that series faces Mersin in the final. The second game between Fenerbahce and Galatasaray is not yet scheduled, though Mersin is still scheduled to face Fenerbahce in the EuroLeague semifinals on April 12.

Dana Evans’ Beşiktaş fell in both of their semifinal games against Mersin, meaning Beşiktaş is now eliminated. Evans recorded a team-leading 19 points as well as four rebounds in the loss on March 27. Evans again led her team again in scoring on March 29 with 20 points.

Though Evans and Beşiktaş are now eliminated from the Turkish League playoffs, their season is not over. Beşiktaş is scheduled to face the London Lions on April 3 and April 10 in the EuroCup finals.

Sika Koné contributed to a pair of Avenida wins this week, helping beat Valencia on March 28 and Araski on March 31. Koné recorded seven points and seven rebounds in the win over Valencia. In the following game, she scored 24 points to lead all players in scoring. She also recorded six rebounds and two assists. Her 28 minutes and 24 points against Araski are her most since Feb. 2 against Gran Canaria.

Koné and Avenida are next scheduled to continue Spanish League play on April 6 against Ensino. Avenida is in second in the Turkish League standings at 24-5, 0.5 games behind top-ranked Valencia.

Because they were eliminated from the Turkish League playoffs last week, Michaela Onyenwere, Lindsay Allen and Taya Reimer have concluded overseas play this season. Additionally, Isabelle Harrison wrapped up her season with Athletes Unlimited last week. Her full AU season stats can be found here.

Onyenwere appeared in 27 games with Ormanspor this season, helping lead the team to a 19-9 record. She averaged 17.9 points and 7.1 rebounds with Ormanspor. Onyenwere scored a season-high 32 points to go along with a then-season-high 12 rebounds for a double-double against Antalya on Oct. 28.

She then scored 30 points on Dec. 2 and finished the season with 11 games of 20 or more points. Onyenwere recorded her season high of 16 rebounds in a win over Emlak on March 2, adding 20 points to secure the double-double.

Allen and Reimer both suited up for Botas this season. Allen appeared in 25 games with Botas, averaging 16.3 points, 8.0 assists and 4.6 rebounds. She scored a season-high 39 points and a game-leading eight assists on Feb. 24 against Nesibe.

She scored 20 or more points on five occasions and came close to a triple-double numerous times. Other notable stat-stuffing performances include a 20-point, nine-rebound, 12-assist game in a win over Hatay on Feb. 3 as well as a 28-point, seven-rebound, 10-assist outing on Jan. 21 in a close loss to top-ranked Fenerbahce.

Reimer finished the season with averages of 12.3 points, 7.6 rebounds and 1.0 blocks. She finished the year with eight double-doubles and recorded a season-high 23 points on Jan. 21 against Fenerbahce. She also recorded 22 points, nine rebounds, five assists, two blocks and a steal on Feb. 3 against Hatay. She had a season-high 16 rebounds on Oct. 21 against Izmit. Botas finished the season at 14-14.

Chicago Sky players currently overseas are a combined 82-37 (.689 win percentage) with their teams so far this season.

HOW TO WATCH:

EuroLeague games can be viewed here.

EuroCup games can be viewed here.

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Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 21

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CHICAGO (March 25, 2024) — Eight Chicago Sky players are currently participating in domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country. View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Sika Koné — Perfumerías Avenida Salamance (Spain-LF Endesa, Spain)

Lindsay Allen — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Michaela Onyenwere — OGM Orman Genclik Ankara (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Taya Reimer — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Isabelle Harrison — Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball

Dana Evans and Beşiktaş extended their win streak to 11 after defeating Nesibe three times last week. In the regular season matchup against Nesibe on March 20, Evans stuffed the stat sheet with 15 points, seven rebounds and a game-high seven assists. Beşiktaş finished the regular season at 20-8, 8.0 games behind Fenerbahce for the league’s top seed and is the No. 2 seed in the playoffs. Evans and Beşiktaş played Nesibe again on March 23 in the first of two Turkish League quarterfinal matchups. In that game, Evans scored 12 points and a game-leading nine assists to give Beşiktaş the edge in the series. In the second game on March 25, Beşiktaş won again to advance to the semifinals. Because Mersin won its quarterfinal matchup against Ormanspor, Beşiktaş and Mersin are set to play each other in the semifinals. Evans recorded a 25-point, 12-assist double-double in the win. Beşiktaş and Mersin begin their semifinal matchup on March 27. Beşiktaş also plays on April 3 and 10 against the London Lions in the EuroCup finals. Marina Mabrey and Elizabeth Williams helped guide Mersin to a Turkish League quarterfinal win over Ormanspor in the first of two games between the teams on March 23. Mabrey recorded 10 points, eight rebounds, four assists and an overseas season-high five steals in the win. Williams posted 14 points, eight rebounds, three assists and three steals. Williams also appeared in the regular season game against Galatasaray on March 20. She recorded 16 points, four rebounds, three assists and three blocks in that game. Mabrey did not appear in that matchup. Mersin finished the regular season at 17-11. Mabrey, Williams and Mersin then defeated Ormanspor again in the second game between the two teams on March 25. Mabrey neared a triple-double in the victory, recording 22 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists. Williams had 10 points, six rebounds and five assists. Because it defeated Ormanspor in both games, Mersin advanced to the semifinals to play Beşiktaş beginning on March 27. Mersin also begins play in the EuroLeague semifinal on April 12 against Fenerbahce. Michaela Onyenwere and Ormanspor fell to Mersin in the first quarterfinal matchup on March 23. She recorded a game-leading 25 points while shooting 66.7% (10 of 15) from the floor while adding four rebounds and two steals. Onyenwere and Ormanspor fell to Fenerbahce earlier in the week in a regular-season game on March 20, with Onyenwere scoring four points. Ormanspor finished the regular season with a 19-9 record, finishing fourth in the standings. Onyenwere and Ormanspor then fell to Mersin again on March 25. Because they lost both games, Ormanspor was eliminated from the Turkish League playoffs. Onyenwere recorded 26 points and eight rebounds in the loss. Lindsay Allen and Taya Reimer helped lead Botas to a win over Kayseri on March 20, assuring Botas’s place as the No. 8 seed in the Turkish League playoffs with a 14-14 record. In that game, Allen recorded 13 points, four rebounds and a team-high six assists. Reimer added four points and five rebounds in the win. In the first round of the Turkish League playoffs, Botas matched up with top-ranked Fenerbahce. In the first matchup between the two teams on March 23, Botas fell to Fenerbahce. Allen scored eight points and dished out a team-high seven assists in the loss. Reimer led all players in minutes with 37 and recorded 10 points and a team-high nine rebounds. Botas fell to Fenerbahce in the second game of the quarterfinals and was thus eliminated from the Turkish League playoffs. Allen recorded 21 points, seven rebounds and nine assists in the loss while shooting 53.3% (8 of 15) from the floor. Reimer had an 11-point, 10-rebound double-double. Isabelle Harrison played the fourth and final week of Athletes Unlimited with Team Sims, capping off the season with a 103-75 win over Team Gray. Teams Sims went 1-2 in games played last week. Harrison averaged 8.7 points last week, recording 13 points, seven rebounds and two assists in 16 minutes against Team Cloud on March 20. She had seven points against Team Bell on March 22 and six points on March 23 against Team Gray. On the season, Harrison averaged 12.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 0.8 steals. She had her season-best performance on March 14 against Team Mitchell, scoring a 41-point, 13-rebound double-double, both of which were season highs. Sika Koné and Avenida split their games last week, defeating Gernika on March 22 before falling to Zaragoza on March 23. Koné recorded six points and six rebounds against Gernika and had eight points and two rebounds against Zaragoza. After last week’s play, Avenida is 22-5 and ranked second in the Spanish League standings. Avenida is 1.0 games behind Valencia for first in the standings and is 1.0 games ahead of Zaragoza for third. The pivotal matchup between Avenida and Valencia is scheduled for March 28. Chennedy Carter wrapped up her season with Bursa after appearing in three games with the team. She averaged 25.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 2.3 steals with Bursa. She had a season-best 35 points in her final game with Bursa against Tarsus on March 9. Chicago Sky players currently overseas are a combined 169-104 (.619 win percentage) with their teams so far this season. HOW TO WATCH:  EuroLeague games can be viewed here.  EuroCup games can be viewed here.

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Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 21

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CHICAGO (March 25, 2024) — Eight Chicago Sky players are currently participating in domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country.

View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Sika Koné — Perfumerías Avenida Salamance (Spain-LF Endesa, Spain)

Lindsay Allen — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Michaela Onyenwere — OGM Orman Genclik Ankara (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Taya Reimer — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Isabelle Harrison — Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball

Dana Evans and Beşiktaş extended their win streak to 11 after defeating Nesibe three times last week. In the regular season matchup against Nesibe on March 20, Evans stuffed the stat sheet with 15 points, seven rebounds and a game-high seven assists. Beşiktaş finished the regular season at 20-8, 8.0 games behind Fenerbahce for the league’s top seed and is the No. 2 seed in the playoffs.

Evans and Beşiktaş played Nesibe again on March 23 in the first of two Turkish League quarterfinal matchups. In that game, Evans scored 12 points and a game-leading nine assists to give Beşiktaş the edge in the series.

In the second game on March 25, Beşiktaş won again to advance to the semifinals. Because Mersin won its quarterfinal matchup against Ormanspor, Beşiktaş and Mersin are set to play each other in the semifinals. Evans recorded a 25-point, 12-assist double-double in the win.

Beşiktaş and Mersin begin their semifinal matchup on March 27. Beşiktaş also plays on April 3 and 10 against the London Lions in the EuroCup finals.

Marina Mabrey and Elizabeth Williams helped guide Mersin to a Turkish League quarterfinal win over Ormanspor in the first of two games between the teams on March 23. Mabrey recorded 10 points, eight rebounds, four assists and an overseas season-high five steals in the win. Williams posted 14 points, eight rebounds, three assists and three steals.

Williams also appeared in the regular season game against Galatasaray on March 20. She recorded 16 points, four rebounds, three assists and three blocks in that game. Mabrey did not appear in that matchup. Mersin finished the regular season at 17-11.

Mabrey, Williams and Mersin then defeated Ormanspor again in the second game between the two teams on March 25. Mabrey neared a triple-double in the victory, recording 22 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists. Williams had 10 points, six rebounds and five assists. Because it defeated Ormanspor in both games, Mersin advanced to the semifinals to play Beşiktaş beginning on March 27.

Mersin also begins play in the EuroLeague semifinal on April 12 against Fenerbahce.

Michaela Onyenwere and Ormanspor fell to Mersin in the first quarterfinal matchup on March 23. She recorded a game-leading 25 points while shooting 66.7% (10 of 15) from the floor while adding four rebounds and two steals. Onyenwere and Ormanspor fell to Fenerbahce earlier in the week in a regular-season game on March 20, with Onyenwere scoring four points. Ormanspor finished the regular season with a 19-9 record, finishing fourth in the standings.

Onyenwere and Ormanspor then fell to Mersin again on March 25. Because they lost both games, Ormanspor was eliminated from the Turkish League playoffs. Onyenwere recorded 26 points and eight rebounds in the loss.

Lindsay Allen and Taya Reimer helped lead Botas to a win over Kayseri on March 20, assuring Botas’s place as the No. 8 seed in the Turkish League playoffs with a 14-14 record. In that game, Allen recorded 13 points, four rebounds and a team-high six assists. Reimer added four points and five rebounds in the win.

In the first round of the Turkish League playoffs, Botas matched up with top-ranked Fenerbahce. In the first matchup between the two teams on March 23, Botas fell to Fenerbahce. Allen scored eight points and dished out a team-high seven assists in the loss. Reimer led all players in minutes with 37 and recorded 10 points and a team-high nine rebounds.

Botas fell to Fenerbahce in the second game of the quarterfinals and was thus eliminated from the Turkish League playoffs. Allen recorded 21 points, seven rebounds and nine assists in the loss while shooting 53.3% (8 of 15) from the floor. Reimer had an 11-point, 10-rebound double-double.

Isabelle Harrison played the fourth and final week of Athletes Unlimited with Team Sims, capping off the season with a 103-75 win over Team Gray. Teams Sims went 1-2 in games played last week.

Harrison averaged 8.7 points last week, recording 13 points, seven rebounds and two assists in 16 minutes against Team Cloud on March 20. She had seven points against Team Bell on March 22 and six points on March 23 against Team Gray.

On the season, Harrison averaged 12.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 0.8 steals. She had her season-best performance on March 14 against Team Mitchell, scoring a 41-point, 13-rebound double-double, both of which were season highs.

Sika Koné and Avenida split their games last week, defeating Gernika on March 22 before falling to Zaragoza on March 23. Koné recorded six points and six rebounds against Gernika and had eight points and two rebounds against Zaragoza.

After last week’s play, Avenida is 22-5 and ranked second in the Spanish League standings. Avenida is 1.0 games behind Valencia for first in the standings and is 1.0 games ahead of Zaragoza for third. The pivotal matchup between Avenida and Valencia is scheduled for March 28.

Chennedy Carter wrapped up her season with Bursa after appearing in three games with the team. She averaged 25.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 2.3 steals with Bursa. She had a season-best 35 points in her final game with Bursa against Tarsus on March 9.

Chicago Sky players currently overseas are a combined 169-104 (.619 win percentage) with their teams so far this season.

HOW TO WATCH:

EuroLeague games can be viewed here.

EuroCup games can be viewed here.

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Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 20

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CHICAGO (March 18, 2024) — Nine Chicago Sky players are currently participating in domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country. View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Sika Koné — Perfumerías Avenida Salamance (Spain-LF Endesa, Spain)

Lindsay Allen — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Michaela Onyenwere — OGM Orman Genclik Ankara (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Taya Reimer — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Chennedy Carter — Bursa Uludag Basketbal (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Isabelle Harrison — Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball

Isabelle Harrison suited up for Team Cloud again in Week 3 of Athletes Unlimited. Her week was highlighted by a 41-point, 13-rebound double-double on March 14 against Team Mitchell in a 105-101 win. She made 16 of her 22 shot attempts (72.7%) in the win. She also scored 16 points in 15 minutes against Team Gray on March 17. In six Athletes Unlimited games, Harrison is averaging 14.8 points and 4.0 rebounds on 53.1% shooting in 18.5 minutes per game. Team Cloud went 2-1 in games played this week. Week 4 of Athletes Unlimited tips off on March 20. Games can be viewed on Bally Sports, ESPN+ and the WNBA app. Dana Evans helped lead Beşiktaş to its eighth straight win behind two game-leading scoring performances last week. She scored 14 points in the second and last EuroCup semifinal matchup with Girona on March 14 before recording 31 points and eight assists against Bursa on March 17. Because Beşiktaş defeated Girona in both of their EuroCup semifinal games, Beşiktaş is advancing to the EuroCup final. Evans and Beşiktaş are set to take on the London Lions in the final beginning on April 3. Marina Mabrey and Elizabeth Williams helped guide Mersin to a 93-80 win over Emlak in Turkish League play last week. Mabrey recorded a 21-point, 10-assist double-double while adding five rebounds and three steals in the win. She made five of her nine three-point attempts against Emlak, matching her overseas season high. Williams recorded 13 points, a team-leading eight rebounds, a block and an assist. Mersin is 17-10 in Turkish League play, 2.5 games behind fourth-place Izmit. Mabrey, Williams and Mersin continue Turkish play on March 20 against Galatasaray. Taya Reimer and Lindsay Allen each stuffed the stat sheet in a Botas win over Antalya last week. Reimer neared a triple-double, recording eight points and game highs of 10 rebounds and nine assists. Allen scored 12 points to go along with six assists and four rebounds in the win. Botas remains 2.0 games behind seventh-ranked Nesibe in the Turkish League standings. Botas is next scheduled to play Kayseri on March 20. Sika Koné and Avenida picked up their third straight win last week by defeating Barca CBS 67-52. Koné recorded 13 points and a team-high eight rebounds in the win. She made six of her eight shot attempts (75.0%). Avenida is in first place in the Spanish League standings, tied with Valencia at 21-4. The two teams face off in Avenida’s next game on March 28. Michaela Onyenwere recorded 17 points and three rebounds in Ormanspor’s Turkish League victory over Galatasaray on March 16. Ormanspor remains in second place in the Turkish League standings at 19-8, 8.0 games behind top-ranked Fenerbahce. Chennedy Carter did not appear in a game last week. Chicago Sky players currently overseas are a combined 163-97 (.627 win percentage) with their teams so far this season. HOW TO WATCH:  EuroLeague games can be viewed here.  EuroCup games can be viewed here.

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Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 20

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CHICAGO (March 18, 2024) — Nine Chicago Sky players are currently participating in domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country.

View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Sika Koné — Perfumerías Avenida Salamance (Spain-LF Endesa, Spain)

Lindsay Allen — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Michaela Onyenwere — OGM Orman Genclik Ankara (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Taya Reimer — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Chennedy Carter — Bursa Uludag Basketbal (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Isabelle Harrison — Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball

Isabelle Harrison suited up for Team Cloud again in Week 3 of Athletes Unlimited. Her week was highlighted by a 41-point, 13-rebound double-double on March 14 against Team Mitchell in a 105-101 win. She made 16 of her 22 shot attempts (72.7%) in the win. She also scored 16 points in 15 minutes against Team Gray on March 17.

In six Athletes Unlimited games, Harrison is averaging 14.8 points and 4.0 rebounds on 53.1% shooting in 18.5 minutes per game. Team Cloud went 2-1 in games played this week.

Week 4 of Athletes Unlimited tips off on March 20. Games can be viewed on Bally Sports, ESPN+ and the WNBA app.

Dana Evans helped lead Beşiktaş to its eighth straight win behind two game-leading scoring performances last week. She scored 14 points in the second and last EuroCup semifinal matchup with Girona on March 14 before recording 31 points and eight assists against Bursa on March 17.

Because Beşiktaş defeated Girona in both of their EuroCup semifinal games, Beşiktaş is advancing to the EuroCup final. Evans and Beşiktaş are set to take on the London Lions in the final beginning on April 3.

Marina Mabrey and Elizabeth Williams helped guide Mersin to a 93-80 win over Emlak in Turkish League play last week. Mabrey recorded a 21-point, 10-assist double-double while adding five rebounds and three steals in the win. She made five of her nine three-point attempts against Emlak, matching her overseas season high. Williams recorded 13 points, a team-leading eight rebounds, a block and an assist.

Mersin is 17-10 in Turkish League play, 2.5 games behind fourth-place Izmit. Mabrey, Williams and Mersin continue Turkish play on March 20 against Galatasaray.

Taya Reimer and Lindsay Allen each stuffed the stat sheet in a Botas win over Antalya last week. Reimer neared a triple-double, recording eight points and game highs of 10 rebounds and nine assists. Allen scored 12 points to go along with six assists and four rebounds in the win.

Botas remains 2.0 games behind seventh-ranked Nesibe in the Turkish League standings. Botas is next scheduled to play Kayseri on March 20.

Sika Koné and Avenida picked up their third straight win last week by defeating Barca CBS 67-52. Koné recorded 13 points and a team-high eight rebounds in the win. She made six of her eight shot attempts (75.0%).

Avenida is in first place in the Spanish League standings, tied with Valencia at 21-4. The two teams face off in Avenida’s next game on March 28.

Michaela Onyenwere recorded 17 points and three rebounds in Ormanspor’s Turkish League victory over Galatasaray on March 16.

Ormanspor remains in second place in the Turkish League standings at 19-8, 8.0 games behind top-ranked Fenerbahce.

Chennedy Carter did not appear in a game last week.

Chicago Sky players currently overseas are a combined 163-97 (.627 win percentage) with their teams so far this season.

HOW TO WATCH:

EuroLeague games can be viewed here.

EuroCup games can be viewed here.

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Chicago Sky Acquire Two Second Round Picks from New York

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CHICAGO (March 14, 2024) — The Chicago Sky announced today the team have acquired 2025 and 2026 second round picks from New York in exchange for the rights to Rebekah Gardner.

“We appreciate everything Rebekah contributed to the Sky, and we wish her a speedy recovery and all the best in her next chapter,” Chicago Sky General Manager Jeff Pagliocca said. “We are continuing to strengthen our future draft capital as we build on our strong foundation.”

Gardner signed with the Sky on a training camp contract in 2022, earning a roster spot that season. She appeared in 35 games in her rookie season, averaging 8.4 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.4 steals while shooting 54.2% from the field and 35.7% from three-point range.

The 6-1 guard recorded career highs of 18 points and 10 rebounds against Los Angeles on July 14, 2022. She helped lead the Sky to the 2022 playoffs, where she appeared in eight games and averaged 5.0 points, leading to a spot on the 2022 WNBA All-Rookie Team and the 2022 AP All-Rookie Team.

The California native re-signed with Chicago in 2023 and appeared in three games, averaging 7.0 points and 2.0 steals before undergoing season-ending foot surgery.

Gardner went undrafted in 2012 after playing four collegiate seasons at UCLA (2008-12). In four years, she averaged 8.7 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.3 steals. During her senior season, she led the team in scoring with 15.9 points per game en route to first-team All-Pac-12 honors in 2011-12.

She recently played overseas with Spar CityLift Girona in Spain, where she averaged 9.5 points, 5.8 rebounds and 1.3 steals in seven appearances with Girona this overseas season.

Chicago now owns the following draft picks in 2024, 2025 and 2026:

2024

2024 First Round (No. 3 overall) - From Phoenix

2024 First Round (No. 8 overall) - From Los Angeles via Atlanta

2024 Second Round (No. 13 overall) - From Dallas via Indiana

2025

2025 First Round - Rights to swap with Dallas

2025 Second Round - From Chicago via Phoenix

2025 Second Round - From New York

2026

2026 First Round

2026 First Round - From Phoenix

2026 Second Round - Rights to swap with Phoenix

2026 Second Round - From New York

2026 Third Round

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Chicago Sky Acquire Two Second Round Picks from New York

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CHICAGO (March 14, 2024) — The Chicago Sky announced today the team have acquired 2025 and 2026 second round picks from New York in exchange for the rights to Rebekah Gardner.

“We appreciate everything Rebekah contributed to the Sky, and we wish her a speedy recovery and all the best in her next chapter,” Chicago Sky General Manager Jeff Pagliocca said. “We are continuing to strengthen our future draft capital as we build on our strong foundation.”

Gardner signed with the Sky on a training camp contract in 2022, earning a roster spot that season. She appeared in 35 games in her rookie season, averaging 8.4 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.4 steals while shooting 54.2% from the field and 35.7% from three-point range.

The 6-1 guard recorded career highs of 18 points and 10 rebounds against Los Angeles on July 14, 2022. She helped lead the Sky to the 2022 playoffs, where she appeared in eight games and averaged 5.0 points, leading to a spot on the 2022 WNBA All-Rookie Team and the 2022 AP All-Rookie Team.

The California native re-signed with Chicago in 2023 and appeared in three games, averaging 7.0 points and 2.0 steals before undergoing season-ending foot surgery.

Gardner went undrafted in 2012 after playing four collegiate seasons at UCLA (2008-12). In four years, she averaged 8.7 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.3 steals. During her senior season, she led the team in scoring with 15.9 points per game en route to first-team All-Pac-12 honors in 2011-12.

She recently played overseas with Spar CityLift Girona in Spain, where she averaged 9.5 points, 5.8 rebounds and 1.3 steals in seven appearances with Girona this overseas season.

Chicago now owns the following draft picks in 2024, 2025 and 2026:

2024

2024 First Round (No. 3 overall) – From Phoenix

2024 First Round (No. 8 overall) – From Los Angeles via Atlanta

2024 Second Round (No. 13 overall) – From Dallas via Indiana

2025

2025 First Round – Rights to swap with Dallas

2025 Second Round – From Chicago via Phoenix

2025 Second Round – From New York

2026

2026 First Round

2026 First Round – From Phoenix

2026 Second Round – Rights to swap with Phoenix

2026 Second Round – From New York

2026 Third Round

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Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 19

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CHICAGO (March 11, 2024) — Nine Chicago Sky players are currently participating in domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country. View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Sika Koné — Perfumerías Avenida Salamance (Spain-LF Endesa, Spain)

Lindsay Allen — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Michaela Onyenwere — OGM Orman Genclik Ankara (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Taya Reimer — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Chennedy Carter — Bursa Uludag Basketbal (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Isabelle Harrison — Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball

Isabelle Harrison made her Athletes Unlimited debut last week, playing in three games for Team Cloud. She previously spent time with Team Hull but didn’t appear in any games. She’s averaging 8.7 points in her first three appearances of the season, increasing her scoring output with each game. In her highest scoring game last week — on March 10 in a 93-85 win over Team Sims — Harrison put up 14 points and four rebounds in 19 minutes of play. Team Cloud went 2-1 in games played this week. Week 3 of the Athletes Unlimited season tips off on March 14. Games can be viewed on ESPN+, Bally Sports and the WNBA app. Marina Mabrey and Elizabeth Williams helped Mersin pick up a pair of wins last week. Mersin defeated Zaragoza in the third and final EuroLeague quarterfinal matchup between the two teams, winning 86-63 on March 6. Mabrey neared a triple-double in the win, scoring 16 points, eight rebounds and a game-high 14 assists. Mersin followed up that win with a victory over Ormanspor in a Turkish League matchup. Mabrey scored a game-leading 31 points to go along with seven rebounds and four assists. Her 31-point outing was her third game this overseas season scoring 30 or more points. In the win over Ormanspor, Williams recorded 11 points, seven rebounds, five assists, three steals and three blocks. Because Mersin defeated Zaragoza in the EuroLeague quarterfinal, the club advanced to the semifinal. Mersin is set to take on Fenerbahce in the semifinal, with the first game between the two teams slated for April 12. Michaela Onyenwere and Ormanspor fell to Mersin in their only game last week. Onyenwere recorded seven points, six rebounds and two assists in the loss. Ormanspor is 18-8 and in second in the Turkish League standings. Dana Evans helped Beşiktaş win both of its games last week, taking down Girona and Botas. Evans and Beşiktaş defeated Girona in the first of two EuroCup semifinal matchups between the teams on March 7, winning 81-60. Evans recorded 27 points, six assists and three steals in the win, all of which were game highs. In the following game, a Turkish League game against Botas, Evans scored a team-high 23 points. Beşiktaş and Evans are next scheduled to play the second of two EuroCup semifinal games against Girona on March 14. If Beşiktaş defeats Girona, they will advance to the final. Lindsay Allen, Taya Reimer and Botas fell to Beşiktaş in the club’s only game last week. Allen led all players in scoring, recording 24 points, along with nine rebounds and four assists. Reimer recorded seven points, eight rebounds, three assists and two steals. Botas is 12-14 and eighth in the Turkish League standings. The club is 1.0 games ahead of ninth-ranked Kayseri and is 2.0 games behind seventh-ranked Nesibe. Sika Koné and Avenida defeated Girona, 66-62, on March 10, improving to 20-4 and first place in the Spanish League standings. Koné recorded three points and five rebounds in 19 minutes of play. Chennedy Carter helped Bursa win its third straight game by scoring a game-high 35 points, to go along with six rebounds, four assists and two steals. She made 55.0% (11 of 20) of her shots en route to her highest point total while playing in Turkey. In three appearances with Bursa, Carter is averaging 25.0 points and 8.0 rebounds. Bursa is 10-16 in the Turkish League standings, 2.0 games out of eighth place. Brianna Turner’s season with Adelaide in Australia concluded. She finished the season averaging 8.5 points, 13.8 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 2.1 blocks and 2.2 steals in 21 games played. Turner finished the year with seven double-doubles, including a 14-point, 23-rebound performance on Nov. 11 and a 20-point, 13-rebound showing in her final game on Feb. 24. Chicago Sky players currently overseas are a combined 155-96 (.618 win percentage) with their teams so far this season. HOW TO WATCH:  EuroLeague games can be viewed here.  EuroCup games can be viewed here.

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Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 19

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CHICAGO (March 11, 2024) — Nine Chicago Sky players are currently participating in domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country.

View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Sika Koné — Perfumerías Avenida Salamance (Spain-LF Endesa, Spain)

Lindsay Allen — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Michaela Onyenwere — OGM Orman Genclik Ankara (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Taya Reimer — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Chennedy Carter — Bursa Uludag Basketbal (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Isabelle Harrison — Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball

Isabelle Harrison made her Athletes Unlimited debut last week, playing in three games for Team Cloud. She previously spent time with Team Hull but didn’t appear in any games. She’s averaging 8.7 points in her first three appearances of the season, increasing her scoring output with each game.

In her highest scoring game last week — on March 10 in a 93-85 win over Team Sims — Harrison put up 14 points and four rebounds in 19 minutes of play. Team Cloud went 2-1 in games played this week. Week 3 of the Athletes Unlimited season tips off on March 14. Games can be viewed on ESPN+, Bally Sports and the WNBA app.

Marina Mabrey and Elizabeth Williams helped Mersin pick up a pair of wins last week. Mersin defeated Zaragoza in the third and final EuroLeague quarterfinal matchup between the two teams, winning 86-63 on March 6. Mabrey neared a triple-double in the win, scoring 16 points, eight rebounds and a game-high 14 assists.

Mersin followed up that win with a victory over Ormanspor in a Turkish League matchup. Mabrey scored a game-leading 31 points to go along with seven rebounds and four assists. Her 31-point outing was her third game this overseas season scoring 30 or more points.

In the win over Ormanspor, Williams recorded 11 points, seven rebounds, five assists, three steals and three blocks.

Because Mersin defeated Zaragoza in the EuroLeague quarterfinal, the club advanced to the semifinal. Mersin is set to take on Fenerbahce in the semifinal, with the first game between the two teams slated for April 12.

Michaela Onyenwere and Ormanspor fell to Mersin in their only game last week. Onyenwere recorded seven points, six rebounds and two assists in the loss. Ormanspor is 18-8 and in second in the Turkish League standings.

Dana Evans helped Beşiktaş win both of its games last week, taking down Girona and Botas. Evans and Beşiktaş defeated Girona in the first of two EuroCup semifinal matchups between the teams on March 7, winning 81-60. Evans recorded 27 points, six assists and three steals in the win, all of which were game highs. In the following game, a Turkish League game against Botas, Evans scored a team-high 23 points.

Beşiktaş and Evans are next scheduled to play the second of two EuroCup semifinal games against Girona on March 14. If Beşiktaş defeats Girona, they will advance to the final.

Lindsay Allen, Taya Reimer and Botas fell to Beşiktaş in the club’s only game last week. Allen led all players in scoring, recording 24 points, along with nine rebounds and four assists. Reimer recorded seven points, eight rebounds, three assists and two steals.

Botas is 12-14 and eighth in the Turkish League standings. The club is 1.0 games ahead of ninth-ranked Kayseri and is 2.0 games behind seventh-ranked Nesibe.

Sika Koné and Avenida defeated Girona, 66-62, on March 10, improving to 20-4 and first place in the Spanish League standings. Koné recorded three points and five rebounds in 19 minutes of play.

Chennedy Carter helped Bursa win its third straight game by scoring a game-high 35 points, to go along with six rebounds, four assists and two steals. She made 55.0% (11 of 20) of her shots en route to her highest point total while playing in Turkey. In three appearances with Bursa, Carter is averaging 25.0 points and 8.0 rebounds.

Bursa is 10-16 in the Turkish League standings, 2.0 games out of eighth place.

Brianna Turner’s season with Adelaide in Australia concluded. She finished the season averaging 8.5 points, 13.8 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 2.1 blocks and 2.2 steals in 21 games played. Turner finished the year with seven double-doubles, including a 14-point, 23-rebound performance on Nov. 11 and a 20-point, 13-rebound showing in her final game on Feb. 24.

Chicago Sky players currently overseas are a combined 155-96 (.618 win percentage) with their teams so far this season.

HOW TO WATCH:

EuroLeague games can be viewed here.

EuroCup games can be viewed here.

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Chicago Sky Announce 2024 “Nike Basketball Camps with Chicago Sky” 

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CHICAGO (March 4, 2024) — The Chicago Sky officially announced, in a debut collaboration with Nike Sports Camps, 2024 summer basketball camps for Chicagoland youth.

Built to expand their footprint in Chicagoland youth communities, the Sky aim to foster and engage young athletes through this partnership with Nike Sports Camps. Four basketball camps will take place throughout the summer in June, July and August at the Wintrust Sports Complex and Intentional Sports Complex for girls and boys ages 7-15; including one girls-only camp. The camps will offer instruction on basketball skills, leadership development, character building, and health & fitness. In addition to camp instruction, campers will be awarded Sky tickets, Nike and Sky merchandise, and more.

The camps will be coached and spearheaded by former NBA player and current Chicago Sky staff member, Awvee Storey. As the former director of basketball strategy and personnel for the Sky, Storey has also held prominent roles with the Connecticut Sun and Washington Mystics, serving as the director of player development. Additionally, he has contributed as an assistant coach for the Capital City Go-Go during its inaugural year and with the Maine Celtics in the NBA G League.

With a decade-long tenure as a director for Nike Basketball Camps in the Washington D.C. area, Storey is thrilled to extend his passion for working with kids to his hometown of Chicago through the Sky organization.

“During my time as a coach, I have worked with players of all ages and skill levels,” Storey said. “My perspective as a former player will allow me to relate to youth basketball players and offer a holistic approach to coaching. Participants will have the opportunity to stay present, learn new basketball skills, meet new friends, and develop as complete players, on and off the court.”

“The partnership between the Chicago Sky and Nike Sports Camps marks an exciting chapter in our commitment to youth basketball development,” Seth Roberts, VP of Basketball, Nike Sports Camps said. “By joining forces, we are expanding access to high-quality basketball instruction and creating unforgettable experiences for young athletes in Chicagoland. We are proud to be a part of this initiative and look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have on the basketball community."

For more information about the camps, please reach out to media@chicagosky.com. Camp details are below.

To register for camp or find out more information please click here or visit www.ussportscamps.com.

Camp Overview:

Nike Basketball Camp with Chicago Sky

Location: Wintrust Sport Complex (5499 W 65th St, Bedford Park, IL)

Dates: June 17-21 and July 8-12: M-Th 9-3p, F 9-12p

Age Group: 7-15

Who: Boys & Girls

Price: $425 includes daily lunch, field trip to Sky game, and Sky and Nike merchandise giveaways and prizes

Nike Basketball Camp with Chicago Sky

Location: Intentional Sports Complex (1841 N Laramie Ave. Chicago, IL)

Date: July 22-26: M-Th 9-3p, F 9-12p

Age Group: 7-15

Who: Boys & Girls

Price: $395 includes two tickets to a Sky game, and Sky and Nike merchandise giveaways and prizes

Nike Girls Basketball Camp with Chicago Sky

Location: Intentional Sports Complex (1841 N Laramie Ave. Chicago, IL)

Date: August 5-9: M-Th 9-3p, F 9-12p

Age Group: 7-15

Who: Girls

Price: $395 includes two tickets to a Sky game, and Sky and Nike merchandise giveaways and prizes

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

ABOUT US SPORTS CAMPS

US Sports Camps (USSC), headquartered in San Rafael, Calif., is America's largest sports camp network and the licensed provider of Nike Sports Camps. The company has offered summer camps since 1975 with the same mission that defines it today: to shape a lifelong enjoyment of athletics through high quality sports education and skills enhancement. USSC is part of the Youth Enrichment Brands (YEB) network, which aims to enrich, empower, and inspire kids by delivering best-in-class sports, academic and creative experiences. Other brands in the YEB network include i9 Sports, the nation's largest multi-sport provider of youth sports leagues, and Streamline Brands, the world's largest operator and franchisor of swim schools.

ABOUT CHICAGO SKY

The 2021 WNBA Champion Chicago Sky are a professional women’s basketball team founded in 2005 by principal owner, Michael Alter. The Chicago Sky were the first independently owned women’s professional basketball team to join the WNBA and play at the Wintrust Arena. The season runs from May-September. Call 866.SKY.WNBA or visit sky.wnba.com for more information.

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Chicago Sky Announce 2024 “Nike Basketball Camps with Chicago Sky” 

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CHICAGO (March 4, 2024) — The Chicago Sky officially announced, in a debut collaboration with Nike Sports Camps, 2024 summer basketball camps for Chicagoland youth.

Built to expand their footprint in Chicagoland youth communities, the Sky aim to foster and engage young athletes through this partnership with Nike Sports Camps. Four basketball camps will take place throughout the summer in June, July and August at the Wintrust Sports Complex and Intentional Sports Complex for girls and boys ages 7-15; including one girls-only camp. The camps will offer instruction on basketball skills, leadership development, character building, and health & fitness. In addition to camp instruction, campers will be awarded Sky tickets, Nike and Sky merchandise, and more.

The camps will be coached and spearheaded by former NBA player and current Chicago Sky staff member, Awvee Storey. As the former director of basketball strategy and personnel for the Sky, Storey has also held prominent roles with the Connecticut Sun and Washington Mystics, serving as the director of player development. Additionally, he has contributed as an assistant coach for the Capital City Go-Go during its inaugural year and with the Maine Celtics in the NBA G League.

With a decade-long tenure as a director for Nike Basketball Camps in the Washington D.C. area, Storey is thrilled to extend his passion for working with kids to his hometown of Chicago through the Sky organization.

“During my time as a coach, I have worked with players of all ages and skill levels,” Storey said. “My perspective as a former player will allow me to relate to youth basketball players and offer a holistic approach to coaching. Participants will have the opportunity to stay present, learn new basketball skills, meet new friends, and develop as complete players, on and off the court.”

“The partnership between the Chicago Sky and Nike Sports Camps marks an exciting chapter in our commitment to youth basketball development,” Seth Roberts, VP of Basketball, Nike Sports Camps said. “By joining forces, we are expanding access to high-quality basketball instruction and creating unforgettable experiences for young athletes in Chicagoland. We are proud to be a part of this initiative and look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have on the basketball community.”

For more information about the camps, please reach out to media@chicagosky.com. Camp details are below.

To register for camp or find out more information please click here or visit www.ussportscamps.com.

Camp Overview:

Nike Basketball Camp with Chicago Sky

Location: Wintrust Sport Complex (5499 W 65th St, Bedford Park, IL)

Dates: June 17-21 and July 8-12: M-Th 9-3p, F 9-12p

Age Group: 7-15

Who: Boys & Girls

Price: $425 includes daily lunch, field trip to Sky game, and Sky and Nike merchandise giveaways and prizes

Nike Basketball Camp with Chicago Sky

Location: Intentional Sports Complex (1841 N Laramie Ave. Chicago, IL)

Date: July 22-26: M-Th 9-3p, F 9-12p

Age Group: 7-15

Who: Boys & Girls

Price: $395 includes two tickets to a Sky game, and Sky and Nike merchandise giveaways and prizes

Nike Girls Basketball Camp with Chicago Sky

Location: Intentional Sports Complex (1841 N Laramie Ave. Chicago, IL)

Date: August 5-9: M-Th 9-3p, F 9-12p

Age Group: 7-15

Who: Girls

Price: $395 includes two tickets to a Sky game, and Sky and Nike merchandise giveaways and prizes

The Chicago Sky tip off the 2024 regular season on Wednesday, May 15 against the Dallas Wings at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas at 7:00 p.m. CST. Follow @chicagosky on social media for the latest news, content and ticket purchasing.

ABOUT US SPORTS CAMPS

US Sports Camps (USSC), headquartered in San Rafael, Calif., is America’s largest sports camp network and the licensed provider of Nike Sports Camps. The company has offered summer camps since 1975 with the same mission that defines it today: to shape a lifelong enjoyment of athletics through high quality sports education and skills enhancement. USSC is part of the Youth Enrichment Brands (YEB) network, which aims to enrich, empower, and inspire kids by delivering best-in-class sports, academic and creative experiences. Other brands in the YEB network include i9 Sports, the nation’s largest multi-sport provider of youth sports leagues, and Streamline Brands, the world’s largest operator and franchisor of swim schools.

ABOUT CHICAGO SKY

The 2021 WNBA Champion Chicago Sky are a professional women’s basketball team founded in 2005 by principal owner, Michael Alter. The Chicago Sky were the first independently owned women’s professional basketball team to join the WNBA and play at the Wintrust Arena. The season runs from May-September. Call 866.SKY.WNBA or visit sky.wnba.com for more information.

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Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 18

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CHICAGO (March 4, 2024) — Eleven Chicago Sky players are currently participating in domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country.  View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Sika Koné — Perfumerías Avenida Salamance (Spain-LF Endesa, Spain)

Robyn Parks — Beretta Famila Schio (Italy-Serie A1, Italy)

Lindsay Allen — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Michaela Onyenwere — OGM Orman Genclik Ankara (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Brianna Turner — Adelaide Lightning (Australia-WNBL, Australia)

Taya Reimer — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Chennedy Carter — Bursa Uludag Basketbal (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Isabelle Harrison — Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball

Dana Evans and Beşiktaş advanced to the EuroCup semifinal after defeating BLMA on Feb. 29 in the second of two matchups. Evans led all scorers with 17 points in the 75-72 win. Beşiktaş extended its win streak to four last week. Evans and Beşiktaş take on Girona in the EuroCup semifinal in two matchups on March 7 and March 14.  Isabelle Harrison is suiting up for Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball, which began its season last week. She was drafted to Team Hull for Week 1. Harrison holds a career average of 20.8 points across two previous seasons of play with Athletes Unlimited. The league’s Week 2 schedule kicks off on March 7. Marina Mabrey and Mersin fell to Zaragoza in their second EuroLeague quarterfinal matchup on Feb. 28. She recorded nine points, five rebounds and three assists in the loss. Mersin previously defeated Zaragoza in their first matchup on Feb. 21 behind Mabrey’s game-leading 26 points.  Mabrey and Mersin play Zaragoza for a third EuroLeague quarterfinal game on March 6 to determine who advances to the semifinal. Lindsay Allen, Taya Reimer and Botas defeated Tarsus on March 3, winning 80-74. Allen led Botas in scoring with 23 points to go along with five rebounds, seven assists and two steals. She shot 55.6% (10 of 18) from the field in the win. Reimer recorded a 20-point, 11-rebound double-double in the victory, her seventh double-double of the overseas season. She made 61.5% (8 of 13) of her shots from the floor. Botas is now 12-13 in the Turkish League and has won five of its last six games. The club is eighth in the standings and is 1.0 games behind seventh-ranked Nesibe. Michaela Onyenwere helped power Ormanspor to a 78-76 win over Emlak on March 2. She recorded a 20-point, 16-rebound double-double. Her 16 rebounds marked an overseas season high and led all players. Ormanspor has won seven of its last eight games and 10 of its last 12. With the win, Ormanspor improved to 18-7. The club is in second in the Turkish League, 7.5 games behind top-ranked Fenerbahce. Sika Koné and Avenida fell to Fenerbahce on Feb. 28 in the second of two EuroLeague quarterfinal games before defeating Jairis in a Spanish League matchup on March 2. In the loss to Fenerbahce, Koné scored 12 points and a team-high seven rebounds while making five of her seven (71.4%) shot attempts. In the following game, she led all players in points (16) and rebounds (nine), again shooting five of seven (71.4%) from the floor. Koné and Avenida are next scheduled to continue Spanish League play on March 10 against Girona. Robyn Parks and Schio defeated USK Praha in the second EuroLeague quarterfinal matchup on Feb. 28. Parks scored 11 points while making three of her six (50.0%) three-point attempts in the win. Parks and Schio play USK Praha for a third quarterfinal game on March 6 to determine which team advances to the EuroLeague semifinal. After that, Parks and Schio are scheduled to resume Italian League play on March 10 against Bologna. Elizabeth Williams, Brianna Turner and Chennedy Carter did not appear in a game last week. Chicago Sky players currently overseas are a combined 147-93 (.613 win percentage) with their teams so far this season. HOW TO WATCH:  EuroLeague games can be viewed here.  EuroCup games can be viewed here.

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Sky Overseas + Offseason Updates: Rundown No. 18

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CHICAGO (March 4, 2024) — Eleven Chicago Sky players are currently participating in domestic or overseas play this offseason. Below are the listed players, their respective teams, league and country.

View all the below information and more on our overseas website here.

Marina Mabrey — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Elizabeth Williams — CBK Mersin Yenisehir Belediyesi (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Dana Evans — Beşiktaş JK Istanbul (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Sika Koné — Perfumerías Avenida Salamance (Spain-LF Endesa, Spain)

Robyn Parks — Beretta Famila Schio (Italy-Serie A1, Italy)

Lindsay Allen — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Michaela Onyenwere — OGM Orman Genclik Ankara (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Brianna Turner — Adelaide Lightning (Australia-WNBL, Australia)

Taya Reimer — Botasspor Adana (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Chennedy Carter — Bursa Uludag Basketbal (Turkey-KBSL, Turkey)

Isabelle Harrison — Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball

Dana Evans and Beşiktaş advanced to the EuroCup semifinal after defeating BLMA on Feb. 29 in the second of two matchups. Evans led all scorers with 17 points in the 75-72 win. Beşiktaş extended its win streak to four last week.

Evans and Beşiktaş take on Girona in the EuroCup semifinal in two matchups on March 7 and March 14.

Isabelle Harrison is suiting up for Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball, which began its season last week. She was drafted to Team Hull for Week 1. Harrison holds a career average of 20.8 points across two previous seasons of play with Athletes Unlimited. The league’s Week 2 schedule kicks off on March 7.

Marina Mabrey and Mersin fell to Zaragoza in their second EuroLeague quarterfinal matchup on Feb. 28. She recorded nine points, five rebounds and three assists in the loss. Mersin previously defeated Zaragoza in their first matchup on Feb. 21 behind Mabrey’s game-leading 26 points.

Mabrey and Mersin play Zaragoza for a third EuroLeague quarterfinal game on March 6 to determine who advances to the semifinal.

Lindsay Allen, Taya Reimer and Botas defeated Tarsus on March 3, winning 80-74. Allen led Botas in scoring with 23 points to go along with five rebounds, seven assists and two steals. She shot 55.6% (10 of 18) from the field in the win.

Reimer recorded a 20-point, 11-rebound double-double in the victory, her seventh double-double of the overseas season. She made 61.5% (8 of 13) of her shots from the floor.

Botas is now 12-13 in the Turkish League and has won five of its last six games. The club is eighth in the standings and is 1.0 games behind seventh-ranked Nesibe.

Michaela Onyenwere helped power Ormanspor to a 78-76 win over Emlak on March 2. She recorded a 20-point, 16-rebound double-double. Her 16 rebounds marked an overseas season high and led all players.

Ormanspor has won seven of its last eight games and 10 of its last 12. With the win, Ormanspor improved to 18-7. The club is in second in the Turkish League, 7.5 games behind top-ranked Fenerbahce.

Sika Koné and Avenida fell to Fenerbahce on Feb. 28 in the second of two EuroLeague quarterfinal games before defeating Jairis in a Spanish League matchup on March 2. In the loss to Fenerbahce, Koné scored 12 points and a team-high seven rebounds while making five of her seven (71.4%) shot attempts. In the following game, she led all players in points (16) and rebounds (nine), again shooting five of seven (71.4%) from the floor.

Koné and Avenida are next scheduled to continue Spanish League play on March 10 against Girona.

Robyn Parks and Schio defeated USK Praha in the second EuroLeague quarterfinal matchup on Feb. 28. Parks scored 11 points while making three of her six (50.0%) three-point attempts in the win.

Parks and Schio play USK Praha for a third quarterfinal game on March 6 to determine which team advances to the EuroLeague semifinal. After that, Parks and Schio are scheduled to resume Italian League play on March 10 against Bologna.

Elizabeth Williams, Brianna Turner and Chennedy Carter did not appear in a game last week.

Chicago Sky players currently overseas are a combined 147-93 (.613 win percentage) with their teams so far this season.

HOW TO WATCH:

EuroLeague games can be viewed here.

EuroCup games can be viewed here.