2006 Chicago Sky season

2006 Chicago Sky season

Head Coach

Arena

Attendance

3,390 per game

The 2006 WNBA season was the first for the Chicago Sky.

Offseason

Pick	Player	Nationality	WNBA Team	Former WNBA Team
1	Jia Perkins (G)	United States	Chicago Sky	Charlotte Sting
2	Brooke Wyckoff (F)	United States	Chicago Sky	Connecticut Sun
3	Elaine Powell (G)	United States	Chicago Sky	Detroit Shock
4	Kiesha Brown (G)	United States	Chicago Sky	Houston Comets
5	Deanna Jackson (F)	United States	Chicago Sky	Indiana Fever
6	Laura Macchi (F)	Italy	Chicago Sky	Los Angeles Sparks
7	Stacey Lovelace-Tolbert (F)	United States	Chicago Sky	Minnesota Lynx
8	DeTrina White (F)	United States	Chicago Sky	New York Liberty
9	Ashley Robinson (C)	United States	Chicago Sky	Phoenix Mercury
10	Chelsea Newton (G)	United States	Chicago Sky	Sacramento Monarchs
11	Bernadette Ngoyisa (C)	Republic of the Congo	Chicago Sky	San Antonio Silver Stars
12	Francesca Zara (G)	Italy	Chicago Sky	Seattle Storm
13	Stacey Dales-Schuman (G)	Canada	Chicago Sky	Washington Mystics

Round	Pick	Player	Position	Nationality	College
1	6	Candice Dupree	(F/C)	United States	Temple
2	20	Jennifer Harris	(G)	United States	Washburn

Eastern Conference	W	L	PCT	GB	Home	Road	Conf.
z - Connecticut Sun	26	8	.765	–	14–3	12–5	15–5
x - Detroit Shock	23	11	.676	3.0	14–3	9–8	14–6
x - Indiana Fever	21	13	.618	5.0	12–5	9–8	12–8
x - Washington Mystics	18	16	.529	8.0	13–4	5–12	12–8
e - New York Liberty	11	23	.324	15.0	7–10	4–13	7–13
e - Charlotte Sting	11	23	.324	15.0	7–10	4–3	6–14
e - Chicago Sky	5	29	.147	21.0	3–14	2–15	4–16

Date	Opponent	Score	Result	Record
May 20	@ Charlotte	83-82	Win	1-0
May 23	Sacramento	63-76	Loss	1-1
May 26	Indiana	60-75	Loss	1-2
May 30	Los Angeles	55-64	Loss	1-3
June 2	@ Houston	60-71	Loss	1-4
June 4	Detroit	66-81	Loss	1-5
June 7	@ Seattle	73-86	Loss	1-6
June 9	@ Los Angeles	65-73	Loss	1-7
June 10	@ Sacramento	70-80	Loss	1-8
June 15	Seattle	61-74	Loss	1-9
June 17	San Antonio	65-69	Loss	1-10
June 21	@ Indiana	55-77	Loss	1-11
June 23	Connecticut	79-84	Loss	1-12
June 25	@ Phoenix	77-90	Loss	1-13
June 29	Charlotte	75-69	Win	2-13
July 1	@ San Antonio	57-69	Loss	2-14
July 7	New York	78-73	Win	3-14
July 9	@ Washington	83-89	Loss	3-15
July 14	Houston	77-82	Loss	3-16
July 16	Washington	75-83	Loss	3-17
July 19	@ Minnesota	82-90	Loss	3-18
July 20	@ Connecticut	72-86	Loss	3-19
July 22	@ Detroit	70-89	Loss	3-20
July 25	New York	72-79	Loss	3-21
July 27	@ Washington	74-92	Loss	3-22
July 28	Minnesota	79-65	Win	4-22
July 30	Indiana	64-69	Loss	4-23
August 1	Phoenix	70-90	Loss	4-24
August 4	Detroit	49-76	Loss	4-25
August 5	@ New York	69-80	Loss	4-26
August 8	Connecticut	59-85	Loss	4-27
August 10	@ Detroit	48-82	Loss	4-28
August 12	@ Charlotte	57-84	Loss	4-29
August 13	@ Indiana	80-73	Win	5-29

2006 WNBA season by team

Draft All-Star Game Playoffs Finals

Eastern	Charlotte Sting Chicago Sky Connecticut Sun Detroit Shock Indiana Fever New York Liberty Washington Mystics

Western	Houston Comets Los Angeles Sparks Minnesota Lynx Phoenix Mercury Sacramento Monarchs San Antonio Silver Stars Seattle Storm

← 2005 WNBA season 2007 →

Franchise

Arenas

Head coaches

Administration

Owner:	Michael J. Alter

General Manager:	Dave Cowens Bo Overton Steven Key Pokey Chatman

All-Stars

Seasons

Playoff appearances

Conference Championships

WNBA Championships

Rivals

Media

Radio:	WVON

TV:	Comcast Network (CN100) The U Too (WMEU-CD)

Announcers:	Patricia Babcock-McGraw Stephen Bardo Lisa Byington Eric Collins Brent Stover Brooke Weisbrod

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