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Chicago Sky improve their WNBA-best record to 22-7 with an 89-81 win against the New York Liberty

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Courtney Vandersloot scored 23 points and added nine assists to help the WNBA-leading Chicago Sky beat the New York Liberty 89-81 on Friday night at Wintrust Arena.

Vandersloot made a 3-pointer with 1 minute, 27 seconds left, turning a two-point advantage into an 84-79 lead. She hadn’t scored in double figures in eight straight games.

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Kahleah Copper and Allie Quigley scored 16 points each for Sky (22-7), with Copper adding 11 rebounds.

Sabrina Ionescu scored 16 points for the Liberty (10-18). Natasha Howard had 15 points, 10 rebounds and seven of the Liberty’s 18 turnovers.

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Vandersloot scored 12 points in the third quarter to help the Sky turn a 46-44 halftime deficit into a 71-70 lead heading into the final period. The Sky avenged a loss to the Liberty on Saturday in New York.

Sky All-Star Candace Parker didn’t play because of a non-COVID-related illness.

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