Sylvia Fowles News

Anne Donovan Aug. 11, 2008 Courtsey of USA Basketball and Beijing2008.CN United States: 108, China: 63 Led by 27 points from Tina Thompson, the 2008 U.S. Women's Olympic Team jumped on host country China early ...

The U.S. women's basketball program has been relying on Lisa Leslie as the inside force since before most of us were regularly using the Internet.

They have won conference championships. They have even made trips to the Final Four together.

A rowdy crowd from the Rutland area generated plenty of noise behind the hoop at one end of the Mohegan Sun Arena on Sunday as the Connecticut Sun melted the Chicago Sky in an exciting matchup between a couple ...

Well...I thought I would make it to the game. I had every intention of making it.

Sophia Young scored 20 points, including 7 during a decisive third-quarter run, and the San Antonio Silver Stars defeated the Chicago Sky 78-67 Thursday.

Sophia Young scored 20 points, including seven during a decisive third-quarter run, and the San Antonio Silver Stars defeated the Chicago Sky 78-67 Thursday.

For the second straight home game, the Chicago Sky kept things exciting. What stood out the most, however, about Tuesday's game against the Indiana Fever was the return of rookie Sylvia Fowles.

After missing 17 games, Chicago Sky rookie Sylvia Fowles is expected to return to the court Tuesday night when the Sky takes on the Indiana Fever at 7 p.m. at the UIC Pavilion.

A five-game losing streak has wiped out the Connecticut Sun's impressive start to the season.

The facts: 11 a.m., 1690-AM. The story line: The last time these teams met, the Sky easily handled first-place Detroit in a 76-59 decision June 28 at the Pavilion.

The Sky broke a four-game losing streak with a 79-66 victory over the Atlanta Dream on Sunday at the UIC Pavilion in front of an announced crowd of 2,907. Candice Dupree and Jia Perkins each scored 18 points ...

The Silver Stars were in Chicago on Thursday night, riding the play of center Ann Wauters to a 75-67 victory against the Sky.

The Sky players have heard the questions before, but they're still looking for an answer.

After a pair of tense games this week against their closest competition atop the Eastern Conference, the Detroit Shock 's biggest challenge this weekend might be avoiding a letdown.

The Chicago Sky are beginning to adjust to life without 6-foot-6 rookie center Sylvia Fowles.

Grueling rehabilitation workouts twice a day are the easy parts. Game days are when Sylvia Fowles feels the most pain.

Don't count out 4-9 Chicago just yet, Candice Dupree writes. The record "isn't indicative of the talent" on the roster, and the Sky hope to pick up momentum from beating Detroit.

The Sky departed Chicago for a three-game trip. Coach Steven Key has experimented with different starters.

It's difficult to explain why the Sacramento Monarchs can't seem to win at home, but haven't had any problems doing so on the road.