Storm Trading Buckets With Sky as Ogwumike Leads Seattle's Offensive Attack
The Seattle Storm showed up ready to work on the road in Chicago, putting up 82.1 points per game as Nneka Ogwumike continues to be the heartbeat of this offense. This matchup at Wintrust Arena gave us a clear look at where both teams stand early in the season, and the Storm are bringing serious firepower to every game.
Ogwumike is Doing Ogwumike Things
Nneka Ogwumike is putting up 18.3 points per game with 7.0 rebounds to match. That's the kind of all-around production that keeps defenses honest and gives Seattle multiple scoring looks. When your best player is also crashing the glass like that, you've got options. Skylar Diggins added 6.0 assists per game, which means the Storm's offensive rhythm is flowing through experienced hands who know how to run the system.
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Don't sleep on what Angel Reese is doing for the Sky though. She's dropping 14.7 points while absolutely dominating the glass at 12.6 rebounds per game. That's the kind of interior presence that can shift a game's momentum. Add in 3.7 assists and you've got a player making winning plays across the board. Kamilla Cardoso is showing up defensively with 1.2 blocks per game, and Ariel Atkins is active with 1.6 steals per game.
Storm Making Moves in the Offseason
Off the court, Seattle is actively building. The Storm signed Beatrice Mompremier to a training camp contract and brought in Rennia Davis on the same day. Those roster moves signal the team is searching for depth and versatility heading into the season. Meanwhile, Chicago used the No. 5 overall pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft on Monday and signed Aicha Coulibaly to a rookie-scale contract that same day, bringing in fresh talent to develop.
The Storm are putting points on the board and Ogwumike is leading the way. That's the formula Seattle needs to keep rolling through this schedule.
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