NBA

Los Angeles Sparks at Chicago Sky

· Women's National Basketball Association
7-9, 2-5 Away
Final
86 - 78

7-9, 4-4 Home

Courtney Williams secures first career triple-double, Sky beat Sparks 86-78

Courtney Williams shows out for her first career triple-double

Williams finished with 12 points, 11 rebounds and a career-high 13 assists to become the third player in franchise history with a triple-double. Williams was coming off a season-high 21 points on Wednesday in an 80-63 victory over the Sparks to help snap the Sky's six-game losing streak.

Kahleah Copper added 17 points and Marina Mabrey scored 13 points of her 15 points in the first half for Chicago (7-9). Elizabeth Williams also scored 12 points for the Sky.

Chicago made 65% of its shots in the first half and scored the opening 11 points after halftime to extend its lead to 54-38.

Chicago had its lead trimmed to 62-58 before scoring the next seven points to take control. Smith made a 3-pointer with 3:32 left in the fourth for an 82-65 lead.

Nneka Ogwumike scored 14 points and Dearica Hamby had 12 points and 12 rebounds for Los Angeles (7-9). Azura Stevens added 13 points, Karlie Samuelson had 11 and rookie Zia Cooke scored 10.

Los Angeles starter Jordin Canada sustained a shoulder injury in the first half and did not return.

Regular Season Series

CHI wins series 3-1

Recent Plays

4th 0.0 End of Game 78 - 86
4th 0.0 End of the 4th Quarter 78 - 86
4th 11.2 Azura Stevens makes driving layup (Destanni Henderson assists) 78 - 86
4th 19.1 Kahleah Copper makes 16-foot pullup jump shot (Courtney Williams assists) 76 - 86
4th 40.1 Kahleah Copper defensive rebound 76 - 84

Statistics

https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/teamlogos/wnba/500/la.png&h=100&scale=crop&w=100&location=originLA https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/teamlogos/wnba/500/chi.png&h=100&scale=crop&w=100&location=originCHI
28-67 FG 37-65
42 Field Goal % 57
4-13 3PT 7-15
31 Three Point % 47
18-23 FT 5-9
78 Free Throw % 56
30 Rebounds 31
10 Offensive Rebounds 8
20 Defensive Rebounds 23
16 Assists 28
9 Steals 8
3 Blocks 5
13 Turnovers 15
2 Team Turnovers 1
15 Total Turnovers 16
1 Technical Fouls 0
1 Total Technical Fouls 0
0 Flagrant Fouls 1
20 Points Conceded Off Turnovers 17
4 Fast Break Points 10
44 Points in Paint 44
13 Fouls 18
3 Largest Lead 17

Game Information

Wintrust Arena

Location: Chicago, IL
Attendance: 7,272 · Capacity:

2024-25 Western Conference Standings

TEAM W L PCT GB STRK
Minnesota - 10 W1 0.77272725 34
Las Vegas 4 14 W16 0.6818182 30
Phoenix 7 17 L3 0.6136364 27
Seattle 11 21 W1 0.52272725 23
Golden State 11 21 L3 0.52272725 23
Los Angeles 13 23 L1 0.47727272 21
Dallas 24 34 W1 0.22727273 10

2024-25 Eastern Conference Standings

TEAM W L PCT GB STRK
Atlanta - 14 W6 0.6818182 30
New York 3 17 W3 0.6136364 27
Indiana 6 20 W3 0.54545456 24
Washington 14 28 L10 0.36363637 16
Connecticut 19 33 L2 0.25 11
Chicago 20 34 L4 0.22727273 10
Full Standings

WNBA News

At last, league and union agree to new WNBA CBA

At last, league and union agree to new WNBA CBA

The salary cap of the new CBA will reportedly start at $7 million, with the supermax salary starting at $1.4 million.

Shams details WNBA, CBA collective bargaining agreement

Shams details WNBA, CBA collective bargaining agreement

Shams Charania details what is included in the groundbreaking WNBA collective bargaining agreement.

Phillipou: New WNBA CBA a 'transformational deal'

Phillipou: New WNBA CBA a 'transformational deal'

Alexa Philippou says the verbal agreement on a new CBA between the WNBA and players' union will change the landscape of the league.

WNBA, players agree in principle to new CBA

WNBA, players agree in principle to new CBA

The WNBA and Women's National Basketball Players Association reach a verbal agreement on the terms of a new collective bargaining agreement.

WNBA, players' union reach verbal agreement on new CBA terms

WNBA, players' union reach verbal agreement on new CBA terms

After a prolonged labor battle, the WNBA and players' union have reached a verbal agreement on the terms for a new CBA. Sources told ESPN that the salary cap will start at $7 million and raise the average salary to around $600,000.