Toronto Tempo W edged Connecticut Sun W 106-102 in a tightly contested NBA W matchup, winning by four points behind a high-scoring performance from Brittney Sykes. The final score reflected a game that stayed competitive throughout, with both teams generating efficient offense and multiple players stepping into major scoring roles. Sykes led Toronto with 38 points, providing the decisive offensive production in a game where every possession mattered. She received strong support from M. Mabrey, who scored 21 points, and Laura Juskaite, who added 19 points. Toronto’s shot-making helped offset Connecticut’s advantage on the glass, as the Tempo finished with 28 rebounds compared with the Sun’s 42. Connecticut had balanced scoring at the top, with A. Edwards and Leila Lacan each scoring 24 points. The Sun also recorded 21 assists and shot efficiently from the field, but Toronto’s perimeter production and late-game execution proved enough to secure the result. Connecticut’s rebounding edge kept the game close, but it was not enough to overcome Toronto’s scoring bursts. For Toronto, the win highlights the value of having a primary scorer capable of taking over while still getting meaningful contributions from secondary options. For Connecticut, the narrow loss shows competitive offensive form, but the Sun will look to turn their rebounding and ball movement advantages into more consistent closing stretches in future games.