The Dallas Wings W defeated the Toronto Tempo W 108-95, pulling away for a 13-point victory behind a balanced offensive performance and strong scoring from their backcourt. Dallas controlled key stretches of the game with efficient shooting, finishing 28-for-49 from the field and adding 11 made three-pointers. The Wings also held a 32-24 rebounding advantage, helping them sustain possessions and limit Toronto’s opportunities to close the gap. Paige Bueckers led Dallas with 34 points, matching the game high and providing the Wings with a consistent scoring option throughout the contest. She received strong support from Jessica Shepard and Arike Ogunbowale, who each scored 20 points. That trio gave Dallas enough offensive variety to withstand Toronto’s perimeter shooting and maintain separation late. Toronto was led by M. Mabrey, who scored 34 points, while Laura Juskaite added 25 points in a productive offensive showing. The Tempo moved the ball well with 24 assists and shot efficiently overall, including 14 made three-pointers. However, Toronto’s defensive struggles and rebounding deficit made it difficult to slow Dallas for extended stretches. For Dallas, the win reflects a strong all-around offensive outing and the ability to close out a game against a high-scoring opponent. Toronto can take positives from its shooting and ball movement, but the loss highlights the need for more defensive consistency and stronger work on the glass going forward.