NBA

Seattle Storm at Dallas Wings

· Women's National Basketball Association
1-1, 1-1 Away
Final
71 - 79

0-2, 0-2 Home

Ogwumike has double-double and Seattle Storm use first half onslaught to hold off Dallas Wings

Dallas Wings vs. Seattle Storm - Game Highlights

Gabby Williams scored 17 points for Seattle (1-1) which as a team distributed 25 assists on 29-made baskets.

Dallas rookie Paige Bueckers scored 19 points and distributed eight assists, NaLyssa Smith and reserve Maddy Siegrist scored 12 points apiece and reserve Teaira McCowan 10 for the Wings. Arike Ogunbowale struggled from the field shooting 2 for 14 and scoring eight points.

Dallas made just 4 of 19 3-point attempts.

Despite falling behind by 17 points in the first half to hot shooting Seattle and trailing 56-41 at the break, Dallas rallied and drew within 64-61 with 46 seconds left in the third on basket by McCowan but it never got closer.

The Storm finished 9-for-11 shooting (81.8%) from 3-point range before halftime and were 18-for-36 shooting overall. Seattle finished 29 for 70 (41.4%) for the game.

After Dallas posted a 26-25 lead after the first quarter, Diggins buried a 24-foot 3 to break a 30-all tie with 7:28 before halftime and the Storm led for the remainder. The basket ignited a 14-4 run and Seattle recorded its first double-digit lead at 44-34.

Williams' 3 with 1:23 left before the break made it 54-37.

Regular Season Series

SEA wins series 3-1

Recent Plays

4th 0.0 End of Game 79 - 71
4th 0.0 End of the 4th Quarter 79 - 71
4th 5.0 Paige Bueckers makes 4-foot two point shot (Myisha Hines-Allen assists) 79 - 71
4th 15.1 Skylar Diggins makes two point shot (Nneka Ogwumike assists) 79 - 69
4th 21.1 Nneka Ogwumike defensive rebound 77 - 69

Statistics

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29-70 FG 27-73
41 Field Goal % 37
9-15 3PT 4-19
60 Three Point % 21
12-19 FT 13-19
63 Free Throw % 68
37 Rebounds 44
7 Offensive Rebounds 13
30 Defensive Rebounds 31
25 Assists 19
7 Steals 6
5 Blocks 7
11 Turnovers 14
1 Team Turnovers 1
12 Total Turnovers 15
0 Technical Fouls 1
0 Total Technical Fouls 1
0 Flagrant Fouls 0
12 Points Conceded Off Turnovers 19
15 Fast Break Points 9
38 Points in Paint 32
17 Fouls 19
17 Largest Lead 3

Game Information

College Park Center

Location: Arlington, TX
Attendance: 6,137 · Capacity:

2024-25 Western Conference Standings

TEAM W L PCT GB STRK
Minnesota - 10 W1 0.77272725 34
Las Vegas 4 14 W16 0.6818182 30
Phoenix 7 17 L3 0.6136364 27
Seattle 11 21 W1 0.52272725 23
Golden State 11 21 L3 0.52272725 23
Los Angeles 13 23 L1 0.47727272 21
Dallas 24 34 W1 0.22727273 10
Full Standings

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