Courtney Vandersloot, who spent her first 12 WNBA seasons in Chicago before playing two years for the New York Liberty, is set to rejoin the Sky.

After her 2024 championship run with the New York Liberty, Courtney Vandersloot is returning to her former team. Per the Chicago Sun-Times' Annie

CHICAGO (CBS) -- Courtney Vandersloot is coming home. The veteran point guard has reportedly agreed to a one-year deal to return to the Chicago Sky. The five-time All-Star and franchise assist leader had already put "Chicago Sky" back on her Instagram page Wednesday night.

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Former Kentwood High School star Courtney Vandersloot has signed a one-year contract to play for the WNBA’s Chicago Sky in 2025, according to a report by The Athletic, a part of nytimes.com .

Courtney Vandersloot is headed back to the Chicago Sky, the Chicago Sun-Times’ Annie Costabile first reported Wednesday afternoon. Costabile also Vandersloot — a five-time WNBA All-Star and two-time WNBA champion — is fresh off of a championship with the New York Liberty in which she was a key contributor off the bench.

Veteran guard Courtney Vandersloot is expected to sign with the Chicago Sky, sources told Annie Costabile of The Chicago Sun-Times.Vandersloot left the Sky in free agency two years ago to join the New York Liberty.

Two-time WNBA champion Courtney Vandersloot agreed to return to the Chicago Sky, her agent Lindsay Kagawa Colas told Vandersloot, Chicago’s all-time assists leader and No. 3 pick in the 2011 WNBA Draft,

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