The Dallas Wings are a professional basketball team based in Arlington, Texas. They are a member of the Women's National Basketball Association. Greg Bibb, the team's president/CEO, is Bill Cameron's owner. Brian Agler manages the team.
WNBA
The Dallas Wings are a professional basketball team in the Women's National Basketball Association. They are located in Arlington, Texas and participate in the Western Conference. They are owned by Bill Cameron and are led by Greg Bibb, who serves as the team's president and CEO.
College Park Center
Dallas wings fans may enjoy a game at College Park Center. The Center's concourse has many concession stands and restaurants, such as Ted E's BBQ or Tex-Mex. There are also options to purchase popcorn, nachos, and alcoholic beverages. Bombay Chopstix Pie Five, Starbucks, and Starbucks are all nearby.
Diana Taurasi
After she sustained an injury on Thursday, Diana Taurasi was forced to put her WNBA career on hold. She suffered a right quad strain while playing just 11 minutes against the Sun. She had to be out for the rest of her game because of the injury. She was also expelled for the rest of this season.
Brian Agler
The Dallas Wings parted ways with head coach Bryan Agler on Wednesday. Agler was in Dallas two seasons ago, but the COVID-19 Pandemic cut him short. Agler finished the season finishing with an 8-14 record. He did not make the playoffs.
Pokey chatman
Pokey Chatman's coaching experience includes many years with the Chicago Sky as well as Indiana Fever. He also coached the Chicago Sky to the WNBA Finals in 2014. He was an assistant coach at the Seattle Storm. Katie Smith is another coach with WNBA coaching experience. She was the New York Liberty's head coach from 2018-19. She is currently the assistant coach for Minnesota Lynx. Chatman was a coach for the Indiana Fever during the NBA before joining Dallas Wings.
Katie Smith
Katie Smith is one the most loved female athletes in sport. She is a two time WNBA champion and a three times Olympian. She is also the first player to win both ABL and WNBA championships. Smith, Tina Thompson, and Smith will be inducted together into the WNBA Hall of Fame. Smith is one of most prolific scorers in league history.
Deanna Nolan
Deanna Nolan is the Dallas Wings' point guard. The 25-year-old is originally from Flint, Mich. She played for the Detroit Shock in the WNBA for nine seasons and won three WNBA championships. She was also named to five All-Star teams.