Kamilla Cardoso etched her name into WNBA record books Friday night, connecting on all 13 of her field goal attempts while scoring 30 points and grabbing eight rebounds. Her perfect shooting performance led the Chicago Sky to a dominant 124-94 victory over the Portland Fire, marking the second time in league history a player has dropped 30 points on 100% shooting.

The Sky's offensive explosion featured a league-record 38 assists and a blistering 66.2% field goal percentage. Sydney Taylor complemented Cardoso with 29 points, giving the rookie her third 25-point game this season. The performance showcased exactly what coach Tyler Marsh envisioned, as the team emphasized ball movement and collective play rather than individual heroics.

Courtney Vandersloot made her long-awaited return from a torn ACL, checking into the game to a standing ovation. The veteran point guard tallied 10 points and seven assists despite showing some rust in her first action since playing just seven games in 2026. Her presence immediately elevated Chicago's floor general play.

The Sky became only the third team in franchise history to string together consecutive 100-point games. Meanwhile, Portland became the second team in WNBA history to allow 100-plus points in three straight road games, joining the 2018 Las Vegas Aces. Cardoso's historic shooting night, combined with Vandersloot's return, signals Chicago's championship aspirations are taking shape.