Courtney Vandersloot is widely regarded as one of the greatest pure point guards in WNBA history, a maestro for the Chicago Sky whose vision and passing precision have redefined the position. Born on February 8, 1989, the 172-cm guard wears number 22 and is the engine of her team. After a storied career at Gonzaga University, she was drafted third overall by the Chicago Sky in 2011. She quickly established herself, earning Rookie of the Year honors. Her career in Chicago has been a masterclass in playmaking, leading the league in assists for a record seven consecutive seasons from 2017 to 2023. The pinnacle of her career was orchestrating the Sky's offense to the 2021 WNBA championship, where her leadership and clutch play earned her Finals MVP honors. She holds the WNBA records for single-game assists (18) and single-season assists average. Her main honors include the 2021 WNBA championship and Finals MVP, multiple All-Star and All-WNBA selections, and perennial assist titles. Married to fellow Sky star Allie Quigley, Vandersloot is known for her quiet intensity and basketball genius. Her style is defined by an uncanny ability to control tempo, deliver passes few can see, and hit big shots, cementing her legacy as an all-time great.