Season outlook
Looking ahead
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Vancouver Television Sports Desk
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Published schedules checked Oct 11, 1:20 am PDT. Includes preseason where available. Updated automatically every hour.
Season outlook
The next confirmed fixture is not yet listed for Dallas Wings. Upcoming games, including preseason, will appear here as the schedule becomes available.
Latest available scores · Checked Oct 11, 1:22 am PDT
Chase Center
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Dallas Wings108College Park Center
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Dallas Wings103Climate Pledge Arena
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Season 2026 · Updated Oct 11, 1:20 am PDT
| Team | W | L | PCT | GB | HOME | AWAY | STRK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dallas Wings | 27 | 17 | .614 | 6 | 16-6 | 11-11 | W1 |
After the Whistle
Golden State spent most of the night chasing Dallas, then flipped the game in the final minutes. Gabby Williams scored the last eight Valkyries points, and Golden State closed on a 10-1 run to beat the Wings 77-73 at Chase Center.
Read the report ↗Arike Ogunbowale delivered the defining shots of the night for Dallas, pouring in 45 points and forcing overtime with a three-pointer with 4.1 seconds left in regulation as the Wings outlasted the Golden State Valkyries 108-100 at College Park Center.
Read the report ↗Golden State turned a competitive opening quarter into a runaway Sunday night, beating the Dallas Wings 104-80 at Chase Center behind a crushing second period and relentless three-point shooting. The Valkyries finished 18-for-36 from deep, handed out 22 assists and gave the ball away only five times.
Read the report ↗The Dallas Wings put 103 points on the board at Climate Pledge Arena, but the more telling number was 32 assists. Behind Jessica Shepard’s triple-double and late shot-making from Paige Bueckers, Dallas beat the Seattle Storm 103-91 in a game it controlled for almost the entire night.
Read the report ↗For most of Monday night, Dallas controlled the scoreboard and the style of the game. Then Phoenix reduced the contest to its simplest terms — paint touches, free throws and one more finish from Kahleah Copper — and stole an 87-86 WNBA win on a layup with 2.4 seconds left.
Read the report ↗Dallas had to absorb an Alyssa Thomas triple-double and a 21-point night from Lexi Held, but the Wings still found the last big answer. Paige Bueckers scored 26, Arike Ogunbowale added 22, and Dallas used a blistering second quarter plus one final Bueckers three to beat the Phoenix Mercury 87-82 at College Park Center.
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The WNBA says the league’s end-of-season awards are continuing over the coming days and weeks and has published a look at 12 players it lists among the top candidates for the All-WNBA First Team, an honor for the five best regular-season performers regardless of position. The list includes Shakira Austin, Paige Bueckers, Veronica Burton, Caitlin Clark, Rhyne Howard, Olivia Miles, Kelsey Mitchell, Angel Reese, Breanna Stewart, Gabby Williams, A’ja Wilson and Jackie Young.
The WNBA has scheduled Game 1 of its 2026 Semifinals for Sunday, with the Atlanta Dream hosting the New York Liberty at 2 p.m. ET on ABC, followed by the Golden State Valkyries hosting the Las Vegas Aces at 4 p.m. ET on NBC/Peacock.
The 2026 WNBA playoffs first round reaches its next turning point on Friday when the Golden State Valkyries and Dallas Wings play Game 3 with the winner advancing to the Second Round. The matchup follows a Round One that reshuffled expectations across the bracket, including upsets and series finales decided by both regulation and overtime.
With the 2026 WNBA regular season concluding on Thursday, the league highlighted five candidates for the End-of-Season Awards’ Most Improved Player honor, including three players on new teams in 2026 and two on expansion franchises: Shakira Austin (Washington Mystics), Carla Leite (Portland Fire), Marina Mabrey (Toronto Tempo), Dominique Malonga (Seattle Storm) and Jessica Shepard (Dallas Wings).
With the WNBA regular season set to resume on Thursday after the international break, BetMGM’s latest futures pricing spotlights contenders across major award markets, including favorites Gabby Williams for Defensive Player of the Year, Dallas Wings forward Jessica Shepard for Most Improved Player, and A’ja Wilson for MVP.
Ahead of the end-of-season awards discussion, the WNBA spotlighted 10 rookies it believes are in contention for the five spots on the All-Rookie Team. The league’s lookahead emphasizes players across first-round picks, lottery selections, second-round selections, and undrafted rookies, with information presented through games played before the FIBA break (Aug. 31).
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