The Dallas Wings earned a 104-96 win over the Los Angeles Sparks in a high-scoring WNBA matchup, using balanced offense and strong ball movement to hold off Los Angeles by eight points. Dallas finished with 30 assists and shot 10-of-25 from 3-point range, helping the Wings maintain enough separation in a game where both teams produced efficiently on the offensive end. Arike Ogunbowale led the way for Dallas with 30 points, setting the tone as the Wings’ primary scoring option. She received significant support from Jessica Shepard, who added 22 points, and Paige Bueckers, who contributed 18 points. Dallas also held a 33-30 rebounding edge, giving the Wings a slight advantage in possessions and second-chance opportunities. Los Angeles stayed competitive behind a strong 27-point performance from Kelsey Plum and 16 points from Ariel Atkins. The Sparks moved the ball well with 25 assists and made 9 of 28 attempts from beyond the arc, but they could not consistently slow Dallas’ multi-player scoring attack. The result gives Dallas a strong offensive win built on depth, spacing and execution, while Los Angeles can take positives from its guard play and passing despite the loss. Moving forward, the Wings will look to build on their efficient team performance, while the Sparks will need to tighten their defensive coverage and improve late-game stops in similar matchups.