About Our Ads Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Natasha Cloud proved to be a remarkable addition to the Chicago Sky during the 2026 season. She played in 40 games for the team, starting in 27, and averaged 11.1 points, 3.4 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 1.1 steals.
The veteran guard led the team in steals and was third in assists. She also finished fifth in both points and rebounds.
While the Sky ended the season with a 16-28 record and failed to make the playoffs, Cloud certainly showed that she can still contribute at a high level. It's worth noting that Cloud didn't draw much interest in free agency last offseason, with Chicago picking her up just days before the campaign began.
Now, amid the WNBA offseason, Cloud continues to thrive and receive recognition. Over the weekend, she was even inducted into the Cardinal O'Hara High School Hall of Fame during a ceremony in Springfield, Pennsylvania.
Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud (9) reacts after a foul during a WNBA game.Jonathan Hui-Imagn Images via Reuters Connect
Cloud played for Cardinal O'Hara until she graduated in 2010. During her stint with the team, she became a two-time First Team All-Delco selection. The Sky star also received the Michael Menichini Award as a junior in 2009 in recognition of her "outstanding performance and character."
Following the ceremony, the Sky made sure to celebrate Cloud with a post on social media.
"A well-deserved honor," the Sky wrote on Sunday. "Yesterday, Natasha Cloud was inducted into her high school's Hall of Fame! Congrats, Tash!"
Cloud is a free agent once again this offseason, and it remains to be seen whether the Sky will bring her back.
Whatever happens, though, Cloud has certainly made an impact on the Sky and the team has nothing but love and appreciation for her.
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