The Dallas Wings earned a 99-89 win over the Chicago Sky, pulling away with a balanced offensive performance and stronger perimeter production. Dallas won by 10 despite Chicago getting efficient scoring from the field, with the Wings using ball movement and three-point shooting to create the separation they needed late in the game. Paige Bueckers led Dallas with 24 points, while Arike Ogunbowale added 23 in a strong scoring effort. Jessica Shepard also provided a major boost with 18 points, helping the Wings maintain offensive balance. Dallas finished with 28 assists, a key indicator of how well the team generated quality looks throughout the matchup. Chicago was led by Kamilla Cardoso, who scored 24 points, and Natasha Cloud, who added 21. The Sky shot well overall, but Dallas held the edge on the glass and from beyond the arc, making nine three-pointers compared with Chicago’s five. That perimeter gap and Dallas’ 36-30 rebounding advantage helped offset Chicago’s strong field-goal efficiency. For Dallas, the result reinforces the value of its guard-led attack and improved offensive rhythm. For Chicago, the loss highlighted both encouraging individual performances and areas to address, particularly defending the three-point line and limiting second-chance opportunities against teams with multiple scoring options.