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Sky Scores 34 Points in the 4th Quarter to Beat the Sparks 95

Natasha Cloud, Kamilla Cardoso and Jacy Sheldon each scored 15 points as Chicago shot 12 for 15 in the fourth quarter.

  • On Wednesday, the Chicago Sky defeated the Los Angeles Sparks 95-88, powered by a 34-point fourth quarter.
  • Trailing 70-69 with 7:40 remaining, the Sky launched a 13-3 run to take control while shooting 12 for 15 from the field in the fourth quarter.
  • Natasha Cloud, Kamilla Cardoso, and Jacy Sheldon each scored 15 points for Chicago, while Cloud added nine of the team's 28 assists and Dearica Hamby led Los Angeles with 22 points.
  • Elizabeth Williams added 14 points off the bench and rookie Aicha Coulibaly scored 13 for Chicago, while Erica Wheeler and Rae Burrell contributed 14 and 13 points for Los Angeles.
  • The Sparks travel to Minnesota on Thursday while the Sky host Indiana at the United Center on Saturday; Chicago holds a 12-19 record and Los Angeles is 11-18.
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Sky scores 34 points in the 4th quarter to beat the Sparks 95-88

Natasha Cloud, Kamilla Cardoso and Jacy Sheldon each scored 15 points and the Chicago Sky used a 34-point fourth quarter to beat the Los Angeles Sparks 95-88.

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WNBA – This duel between Sparks and Sky was decided in the fourth quarter. After the injury of Ariel Atkins, Chicago flew away to win 95 to 88. Since the end of the All-Star Break, the Sky has regained some colors and this new success achieved against the Sparks confirms the good dynamics of the last days. This encounter starts with an exchange of blows between the two formations that lasts for several minutes. This first quarter is also marked …

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The Washington Post broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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