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Chicago Sky Strengthen Roster with Key Draft Picks in WNBA

The Chicago Sky drafted Hailey Van Lith and Ajsa Sivka in hopes of boosting their competitiveness in the WNBA.

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Van Lith, though, push her haters to the side this past season, cementing her worth at the pro level, and the Sky used their second pick in the first round to snag her.
Sky reunite Hailey Van Lith with Angel Reese in WNBA Draft
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The Sky have only two available roster spots entering the preseason, so the four new players could be battling throughout training camp for a WNBA contract — although Coulibaly’s availability for camp is uncertain after she suffered a season-ending knee injury Jan. 26 against LSU.
Chicago Sky pick Ajša Sivka and Hailey Van Lith in the 1st round of the WNBA draft
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As the Sky look to vault themselves back into being competitive, they might’ve found an ideal co-star for Angel Reese in the draft Monday.
Sky's rebuild marches on with No. 10 pick Ajsa Sivka, No. 11 pick Hailey Van Lith
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Updated: Apr 14th, 2025, 11:00 PM ET

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The Chicago Sky bolstered their lineup by selecting Hailey Van Lith and Ajsa Sivka in the first round of the 2025 WNBA Draft. Van Lith, a former LSU standout, reunites with Angel Reese and brings significant collegiate success, including a Big 12 Player of the Year title. The Sky aims to improve their competitiveness with these additions and address their roster needs ahead of the upcoming season.

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