Annie Costabile is a Sky beat reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times, covering local sports news with a focus on the Chicago Bulls and the WNBA's Chicago Sky. With previous experience in sports reporting, Annie brings a keen eye for detail and a passion for delivering accurate and engaging stories to her readers.
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By: Annie Costabile
There are 13 former Gamecocks on WNBA training camp rosters. The only program with more is UConn, which has 18 players on training camp rosters.
By: Annie Costabile
Reese's jersey sold out on the online WNBA store site within days of her being drafted by the Sky with the No. 7 overall pick.
By: Annie Costabile
After spending two seasons outside of Chicago, DeShields is back on a one-year deal with the franchise that drafted her third overall in 2018.
By: Annie Costabile
The Sky open training camp with a 14-player roster that will need to be trimmed to 12 by May 13.
By: Annie Costabile
“I promised I'd never cheat the game,” Parker wrote on Instagram. “And that I'd leave it in a better place than I came into it.”
By: Annie Costabile
‘‘A great deal of energy in here,'' Weatherspoon said. ‘‘When you have that, as a coach, you feel the buy-in is there. That's what you want. That was important for us to gain a little bit of chemistry and continuity.''
Less than a month ago, both rookies were competing in the NCAA Tournament. Cardoso's run was perfect, extending all the way to a title. The immediate turnaround from the Tournament to the draft and now training camp is a unique experience in the women's game.
By: Annie Costabile
After three seasons in backup role, the longest-tenured Sky player is ready to step up and lead team into a new era.
By: Annie Costabile
The ending wasn't perfect. A nagging foot injury requiring another surgery may have forced Candace Parker's retirement. Regardless, it was time, and she did it her way—as she always has.
By: Annie Costabile
The Red Stars already have sold more than 16,000 tickets, with Wrigley expected to hold about 37,000 after necessary adjustments to turn it from a baseball field to a soccer pitch.
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