Chicago Sky hold off Seattle Storm for 95-90 victory
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 17, 2026, 1:22 AM
Last updated Jul 17, 2026
The Chicago Sky defeated the Seattle Storm 95-90 on July 16 in a close WNBA matchup. Azurá Stevens showcased her scoring ability, netting 18 of her 20 points before halftime. Despite the Storm's late rally, including a nine-point run, the Sky maintained composure, with Chloe Bibby's strong return contributing 14 points. Sydney Taylor added 17 points, and Elizabeth Williams achieved a career milestone with her 2,000th rebound. Seattle’s Johnson matched her career high with 25 points, but the team fell short in the end. The Sky improve to 8-16, while the Storm prepare for their next game against Indiana on July 18.
- •Azurá Stevens scores 18 points in the first half.
- •Chloe Bibby returns after nearly a year, scoring 14 points.
- •Sky lead by 12 at halftime, 56-44.
- •Johnson scores 25 points for Seattle, tying her career high.
- •Sky's next game is against Los Angeles on July 18.
- 1:22 AMYahoo Sports — Azurá Stevens' Big First Half, Chloe Bibby's Return Lift Sky Past Storm 95-90
"Azurá Stevens scored 18 of her 20 points before halftime, and the Chicago Sky held off a furious Seattle rally to win 95-90 on Wednesday night.
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