Kenyan basketball sensation Madina Okot was back into double digits scoring for the first time, in close to a month, in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA), after racking in 10 points in Atlanta Dream’s 103-59 victory over the Connecticut Sun at Gateway Center Arena on Friday, 18 September.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsComing off a two-and-a-half week break brought about by the FIBA Women’s World Cup, Okot was back to her sizzling best, coming off the bench to help her team secure one of their record-breaking wins of the season.##NAJAVA_MECA_9968575##The 22-year-old, having struggled for minutes in Dream’s last victory over Minnesota Lynx on 30 August, was on the night deployed in all four quarters, playing for 15 minutes.Okot’s introduction into the game came with 2:36 left in the first quarter, marking it with a cutting lay-up and a rebound.The former South Carolina star would play similar two-minute cameos at the ends of the second and third quarters, where she added her game total to eight points.Over 250 swimmers to contest for national team spots in weekend's key time-trialsIn the fourth quarter, Okot was on the floor from the jump, playing till the 6:38 mark, before making her late entry with 4:36 remaining.Along with securing her first double figure points showing for the first time since scoring 12 against the Los Angeles Sparks on 20 August, Okot also notched three rebounds, an assist, and a steal.Okot’s performance was just one of a few impressive displays from the team, highlighted by: Rhyne Howard, Allisha Gray, and Naz Hillmon, all hitting important career milestones.Kakamega Homeboyz chairman’s touching gesture brings joy to visually impaired artistHoward, with her 129th three-pointer early in the first quarter, set the WNBA single-season record, while Gray set the Dream single-season scoring record when she notched her 774th point on a layup with 3:24 left in the first quarter.Reese, on the other hand, hit her 100th career 3-pointer, with 6:24 remaining in the first quarter.##NAJAVA_MECA_9968730##“You want everybody in the locker room feeling, ‘hey we’ve got this, we’ve been putting it together, we’ve been making improvements, we’re ready to go,’” Dream coach Karl Smesko said of the win, which put his side firmly into fourth place in the East, a half-game ahead of Indiana Fever. “Today was a step in that direction.”