Detroit, MI, August 17, 2026 — The Toronto Tempo may soon see a key player return to the court as guard Brittney Sykes is nearing the end of her recovery from a left plantar fascia injury. Sykes has been sidelined for two months. Her anticipated return comes at a critical juncture for the Tempo, who are currently enduring a significant 10-game losing streak.

The team faces a demanding schedule in the upcoming week, featuring multiple games. Among these are matchups against the Indiana Fever, and further contests scheduled to take place in Vancouver. The absence of Sykes has been felt as the team has struggled to secure victories.

Plantar fascia injuries can be particularly challenging, often requiring extended rehabilitation periods. Sykes, a vital player for the Tempo, has spent the last two months focusing on her recovery. She has reportedly expressed appreciation for the time dedicated to healing, indicating a strong commitment to regaining her full playing form.

Sykes emphasized her dedication to supporting her teammates during her recovery period.

The addition of Sykes back into the lineup could offer a much-needed injection of energy and skill for the Toronto Tempo as they navigate their challenging stretch of games. Her performance and presence on the court will be closely watched as the team aims to break their losing streak and improve their season standing.

The exact date of Sykes’ return has not been specified. The team’s upcoming schedule includes games against the Indiana Fever and further contests in Vancouver. Information regarding the specific details of her injury and the rehabilitation process beyond the two-month timeline was not provided.


Story summarized from the original created by Doug Feinberg, Associated Press on www.clickondetroit.com, see more information here.

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