Arlington, TX (July 26, 2025) – The Dallas Wings will play their third game in four days on Wednesday night when they host the Atlanta Dream. Tipoff at College Park Center is slated for 7 p.m. CT, with the game airing locally in the Dallas-Forth Worth area on KFAA29. Ron Thulin and Naismith Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman will be on the call with former Wings guard Tiffany Bias-Patmon reporting.

The Wings (8-19) are coming off a 92-82 win over the reigning WNBA Champions New York Liberty, as Arike Ogunbowale posted a historic performance. Ogunbowale tied the franchise record for assists in a game with 14, while scoring 20 points and committing just one turnover. It marked the Wings’ first win over the Liberty since the 2023 season. Atlanta (15-10) plays tonight at home against the Golden State Valkyries. The Dream are coming off a 90-86 win at the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday.

The Wings and Dream have met twice already this season, with each team defending their home court. Dallas won the most recent matchup, a 68-55 victory at College Park Center on June 24, with Ogunbowale scoring a team-high 21 points.

Following Wednesday’s game, the Wings wrap up their four-games-in-six-days stretch when they host the Indiana Fever at American Airlines Center in downtown Dallas on Friday night. Tipoff on ION is set for 6:30 p.m. CT.

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2025 Wings-Dream Schedule & Results

5/24 at ATL        L, 75-83

6/24 at DAL       W, 68-55

7/30 at DAL       7 p.m. CT

8/29 at ATL        6:30 p.m. CT

Atlanta leads the all-time series 27-20

Notable Storylines 

Arike After All-Star… Dallas Wings seventh-year guard Arike Ogunbowale has been on fire since the Wings returned from the All-Star break. Over the last four games, Ogunbowale has averaged 18.5 points and 6.0 assists while shooting 50-percent from the field and 41.7-percent from three. In the 20 games prior to the break, she shot just 34.6 percent from the field and 30.5 from deep, scoring 15.7 points per game and dishing 4.0 dimes. Her shooting percentage pre-All-Star ranked 139^th in the league, while her clip following All-Star skyrocketed to 31^st. Her assist average went from 18^th to fifth, while scoring went from 18^th to ninth.

Parike… Dallas Wings guard duo Paige Bueckers and Arike Ogunbowale, affectionately called “Parike,” have been one of the highest scoring duos in the WNBA since the All-Star break. The Wings are one of just four teams to have multiple players averaging 17 or more points per game, with Ogunbowale averaging 18.5 and Bueckers at 17.0. Only New York (Ionescu, Jones), Los Angeles (Plum, Hamby) and Las Vegas (Wilson, Young) also have multiple players average 17 or more per game following the break.

Another One For the Record Book… Arike Ogunbowale matched the Wings franchise record for assists in a game with her 14 dimes in Monday’s win over the reigning WNBA Champions New York Liberty. Ogunbowale had 15 points and 10 assists by halftime, becoming the first in franchise history and just the third WNBA player to record a points-assists double-double in a single half. The Notre Dame grad also became the only player in league history to score at least 20 points, dish at least 14 assists and record one or fewer turnovers, as she finished the night with just one miscue.