Week 15 Highlights
The WNBA’s Week 15 delivered a slate of high‑stakes games that reshaped the playoff picture, with Atlanta Dream, Chicago Sky and several other contenders battling for positioning.
A'ja Wilson continues to etch her name into the league’s record books, becoming one of only a handful of players to reach 191 career games with at least 20 points and 100 games with 25 or more points, placing her second all‑time in both categories.
Allisha Gray logs an average of 32.9 minutes per contest and has been a steady source of offense, posting 19.4 points, 3.3 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.3 steals against opponents such as Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Phoenix.
Laeticia Amihere’s breakout performance came against Chicago, where she tallied a career‑high 16 points and six rebounds, underscoring her growing role in the Dream’s rotation.
Kamilla Cardoso has opened the season with three straight double‑digit point games and is currently among the top five in the league for blocks, a testament to her defensive presence for the Sky.
Madina Okot’s contributions off the bench have been quietly pivotal, as she consistently adds scoring and rebounding whenever the Dream need a spark.
The Dream sit fourth in the standings, just ahead of the Indiana Fever, and will enjoy home‑court advantage in the opening round of the playoffs, a scenario that hinges on the outcomes of their remaining matchups.
Injury updates include Te‑Hina Paopao, who is recovering from a leg issue but has shown improved shooting accuracy, while Portland Fire’s Sania Feagin recently underwent successful ACL surgery and will miss the remainder of the season.
Seattle Storm’s schedule has been marred by limited participation, including a missed game last week, but the team still faces winnable contests that could revive their campaign.