Storm vs. Sky Time, TV & Stream – July 15

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Natisha Hiedeman takes the Seattle Storm (6-19) into a matchup against the Chicago Sky (7-16) after putting up 31 points in an 84-79 loss to the Mystics.

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WNBA July 15, 2026: Storm vs. Sky Viewing Options

  • When: Wednesday, July 15, 2026 at 12 p.m. ET
  • Where: Wintrust Arena in Chicago, Illinois
  • TV channel: The U, CW Seattle, and Amazon Prime Video
  • Live stream: Watch this game on Prime Video (Regional restrictions may apply)

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Storm vs. Sky Comparison

Sky Rank Sky AVG Storm AVG Storm Rank
9th 86.4 Points Scored 80 14th
12th 89.7 Points Allowed 85.1 6th
8th 33.7 Rebounds 32.9 11th
7th 8.3 Off. Rebounds 7.2 15th
13th 7.1 3pt Made 8.5 6th
5th 20.6 Assists 18.6 14th
4th 12.9 Turnovers 14.4 12th

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Sky Leaders

  • Kamilla Cardoso leads the Sky in points and rebounds. She contributes 14.3 points per game while also adding 8.6 rebounds.
  • The squad is led in assists by Natasha Cloud's 4.3 per game.
  • Sydney Taylor is the top three-point shooter for the Sky, connecting on 1.8 per game.
  • Chicago's steals leader is Cloud, who grabs one per game. Cardoso leads the team averaging 1.7 blocks a game.

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Storm Leaders

  • Hiedeman's excellent performances this season give her the top spot on the Storm scoring and assists leaderboards with 16.2 points per game and 4.4 assists per game.
  • When it comes to rebounds, Dominique Malonga is the Seattle leader with 7.9 per game.
  • Hiedeman makes more threes per game than any other member of the Storm, cashing in 2.2 treys per game.
  • Nobody on Seattle grabs more steals than Hiedeman (1.2 per game) or blocks more shots than Malonga (1.2 per game).

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