June 27, 2025; Seattle, Washington, USA; Seattle Storm Forward Gabby Williams (5) shot the ball against Connectic Sun Guard Jelly Brown (18) during the first half in the climate pledge area. Compulsory Credit: Stephen Bresier-Imagon Picture Under 24-points from Skyler Digins, the Seattle Storm won a 97–81 domestic victory on Connecticut Sun on Friday night.
Seattle (10–6) ever implicated, scored 24 points in the first quarter and took a 44–43 lead over a pair of Easy Magbegor Free Throw, survived in 3:04 Half. Connecticut was never under single digits after that.
The storm took a lead to 31 at 91-60 in the second half, which before cleaning his injury-shaked bench on a Dominic Malonga Bank shot.
Digins, who shot 8 -for -14 from the ground and received five assistance, was one of the five storm players, scoring in double figures. Gabby Williams flirted with Triple-Dabble, finishing 16 points, eight rebounds and seven assistance. Nneka Ogwumike added 16 points and Magbegor increased 12 points. The overall pick of this year’s number 2, Malonga added a career-secretary 11 points from the bench.
The storm was from the foul line from 34 -for -69 (49.3 percent) in total and 20 -for -23 (87 percent). Seattle topped 90 points for the fifth time in the season and briefly threatened a high level of 102 points of its season.
Connecticut (2–14) lost to eighth consecutive position and took a third straight blow since injury to protect Sabrina Mabre.
Ruki Reserve Anees Moro best made Suraj best with 20 points and 11 rebounds. Bria Hartley scored 19 points and got six assistance and Jessie Shelton added 15 points. The leading scorer Tina Charles (16.2 points per game) was limited to seven points on shooting 1-9 from the ground.
Surya has lost all three games since Mabre’s injury. The standout guard is expected to remember at least a few more games with a knee injury.
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