Coach: What we can learn from our WNBA champs, the Chicago Sky
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Candace Parker, right, a standout for the Sky and back during her time playing at Naperville North High School, was more than just the superstar: She's a solid player. And Joliet native Allie Quigley, center left, has proved to be one of the team's most consistent players as well. Associated Press
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Kahleah Copper started her career with the Sky playing from the bench. But through a lot of hard work and determination, she became one of the team's clutch players. Associated Press
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Sky veteran Courtney Vandersloot was one of the players key to bringing Chicago the WNBA championship. Associated Press
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Jon Cohn
OK, so maybe the adrenaline kick has worn off just a bit from the championship celebration, and many of our local sports fans have moved on to baseball playoffs, NBA basketball, college football, and a sport you may have heard called NFL football. But before we completely put to rest a wondrous and oh-so-rare Chicago championship, I thought it might be worthwhile to look back at a few take-aways from this truly special team.