NBA

Chicago Sky at Seattle Storm

· Women's National Basketball Association
12-21, 4-12 Away
Final
97 - 88

7-28, 5-11 Home

Malonga's 26 points, 10 rebounds help the Storm snap 11-game skid with 97-88 win over the Sky

Seattle Storm vs. Chicago Sky - Game Highlights

Seattle led by 10 points early in the fourth quarter before Chicago got within 84-82 with just under three minutes remaining on DiJonai Carrington's steal and fast-break layup. But the Sky turned it over on their next possession and Seattle guard Zia Cooke sank a 3-pointer from the corner for an 89-82 lead.

Seattle led by at least five points the rest of the way for its first victory since beating Los Angeles 82-64 on July 6.

Cooke finished with 16 points off the bench for Seattle (7-28), which led 47-33 at halftime. Hiedeman went 12 of 12 at the free-throw line.

Carrington, in her first game since receiving a Flagrant 2 foul and being ejected against the Indiana Fever on Saturday, made all 10 of her free throws and scored a career-high 26 points for Chicago (12-21). Carrington came off the bench and played 27 minutes.

Kamilla Cardoso had 15 points and 13 rebounds, and Courtney Vandersloot added 13 points for Chicago. Sydney Taylor (groin) did not play.

Up next Sky: At Golden State on Wednesday.

Storm: Host Portland on Friday.

Regular Season Series

CHI wins series 2-1

Recent Plays

4th 0.0 End of Game 88 - 97
4th 0.0 End of the 4th Quarter 88 - 97
4th 0.8 Zia Cooke defensive rebound 88 - 97
4th 3.8 Azura Stevens misses tip shot 88 - 97
4th 3.8 Azura Stevens offensive rebound 88 - 97

Statistics

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30-72 FG 32-71
42 Field Goal % 45
6-20 3PT 8-21
30 Three Point % 38
22-28 FT 25-28
79 Free Throw % 89
35 Rebounds 36
13 Offensive Rebounds 9
22 Defensive Rebounds 27
18 Assists 22
9 Steals 9
3 Blocks 4
15 Turnovers 14
0 Team Turnovers 0
15 Total Turnovers 14
0 Technical Fouls 0
0 Total Technical Fouls 0
0 Flagrant Fouls 0
22 Points Conceded Off Turnovers 9
9 Fast Break Points 7
48 Points in Paint 38
22 Fouls 20
0 Largest Lead 17
0 Lead Changes 0
0 Percent Led 94

Game Information

Climate Pledge Arena

Location: Seattle, WA
Attendance: 11,655 · Capacity:

2025-26 Eastern Conference Standings

TEAM W L PCT GB STRK
Atlanta - 14 W5 0.6818182 30
Washington 2 16 W4 0.6363636 28
Indiana 2 16 L1 0.6363636 28
New York 4 18 L2 0.59090906 26
Chicago 14 28 L1 0.36363637 16
Toronto 19 33 L8 0.25 11
Connecticut 19 33 W1 0.25 11

2025-26 Western Conference Standings

TEAM W L PCT GB STRK
Minnesota - 11 W1 0.75 33
Golden State 1 12 W1 0.72727275 32
Las Vegas 2 13 W7 0.70454544 31
Dallas 6 17 W1 0.6136364 27
Portland 16 27 W1 0.38636363 17
Los Angeles 17 28 L2 0.36363637 16
Phoenix 17 28 L1 0.36363637 16
Seattle 25 36 L5 0.18181819 8
Full Standings

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