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Chicago Sky93 — 101Washington Mystics
Chicago SkyWashington Mystics
Sep 24, 2026

Sonia Citron’s precision and Kiki Iriafen’s work on the glass carry Mystics past Sky, 101-93

Washington spent most of Thursday night building a lead that looked safe, then had to prove it was sturdy. Behind Sonia Citron’s near-flawless scoring and Kiki Iriafen’s relentless rebounding, the Mystics did enough early and enough late to beat the Chicago Sky 101-93 at Capital One Arena.

Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗
WNBA / FINAL
Toronto Tempo85 — 97Chicago Sky
Toronto TempoChicago Sky
Sep 22, 2026

Sky turned a tied game into a runaway with a third-quarter burst against Toronto

For a half, Toronto Tempo and the Chicago Sky played a game that refused to separate. Then Chicago found the middle of the floor, moved the ball with purpose, and turned 44-44 into a 97-85 win that felt decided long before the final margin settled there.

Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗
WNBA / FINAL
Chicago Sky81 — 106Atlanta Dream
Chicago SkyAtlanta Dream
Sep 19, 2026

Atlanta Dream beat Chicago Sky, 106–81

Atlanta Dream finished with a 106–81 victory over Chicago Sky at State Farm Arena on September 19, 2026.

Story contact: Kevin HuangREAD THE GAME ↗
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Washington Mystics110 — 80Chicago Sky
Washington MysticsChicago Sky
Sep 17, 2026

Mystics’ ball movement and paint scoring bury Sky in 110-80 win

The Washington Mystics did not need a single takeover act at Wintrust Arena. They beat the Chicago Sky 110-80 by making the game simple and relentless: finish inside, move the ball, protect possessions, and keep adding answers every time Chicago threatened to settle in.

Story contact: Greg HalvorsenREAD THE GAME ↗