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WNBA Star Makes History After Dream-Sky Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
On Sunday, WNBA star Allisha Gray helped the Atlanta Dream add another win to their record. The Dream played against the Chicago Sky and had a 93-80 win. Gray had 19 points, five rebounds, four assists and two steals to lead the team. The two-time All-Star felt great shooting from downtown and made 62.5% of her shots.
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Other stars like Brionna Jones and Rhyne Howard helped the Dream to win the game. Jones had 13 points, 11 rebounds and two blocks on 38.5% shooting from the field. Howard had 22 points, three rebounds, three assists and two steals.
The Dream improved to 10-4 in the regular season and looks to extend their win streak to three games as they play against the Dallas Wings on Tuesday.
Atlanta Dream guard Allisha Gray drives on Chicago Sky forward Michaela Onyenwere.Brett Davis-Imagn Images
After the game, Gray made history for the Dream. She climbed to fourth place in all-time franchise history for 3-pointers made. She surpassed Renee Montgomery in the franchise’s all-time list.
“GRAYTNESS UNLOCKED! 🔥🥽” the Dream posted on X. “@graytness_15 is officially 4th All-Time in franchise history for three-pointers made.”
She also had help from her rookie teammate, Te-Hina PaoPao. PaoPao had 16 points off the bench and added two rebounds and three assists. The rookie from South Carolina also made history by setting a new career-high in 3-pointers made.
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Like Gray, PaoPao made history with her outside shooting and shot 5-for-6 from deep.
“Te-Hina Paopao has set a new career-high in 3PM in a game with five and has tied her career-high in points with 16,” the Dream posted.
Gray is one of the best players for the Atlanta franchise this season, averaging 20.2 points, 5.2 rebounds and 4.2 assists.
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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 23, 2025, where it first appeared.
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