The Dallas Wings are a professional basketball team based in Arlington, Texas. They are a part the Women's National Basketball Association. Greg Bibb is the president and CEO of the team. Brian Agler coaches the team.
WNBA
The Dallas Wings are a professional team of basketball in the Women’s National Basketball Association. They are based in Arlington, Texas and play in the Western Conference. They are owned by Bill Cameron, and Greg Bibb is the team's president/CEO.
College Park Center
Dallas wings fans should consider attending a College Park Center match. The Center's concourse is filled with concession stands and restaurants like Ted E's BBQ, Tex-Mex and more. In addition to popcorn and nachos, you can also enjoy alcoholic beverages. Bombay Chopstix Pie Five and Starbucks are other nearby restaurants.
Diana Taurasi
Diana Taurasi's WNBA career was on pause after she was injured on Thursday night. She sustained a right quad strain in just 11 minutes of play against the Sun. The injury forced her to miss the rest of the game. She was also removed from the team for the remainder of season.
Brian Agler
Bryan Agler, Dallas Wings head coach, was terminated by the team on Wednesday. Agler was only in Dallas for the second season, but the COVID-19 flu pandemic forced him to leave. Agler finished the season finishing with an 8-14 record. He did not make the playoffs.
Pokey chatman
Pokey chatman has extensive coaching experience. He was most notable with the Chicago Sky, Indiana Fever. He coached the Chicago Sky to WNBA Finals 2014. He was also an assistant coach for Seattle Storm. Katie Smith, a former assistant coach for Minnesota Lynx and New York Liberty, has WNBA experience. Chatman previously coached the Indiana Fever basketball team before joining the Dallas Wings.
Katie Smith
Katie Smith is one the most loved female athletes in sport. She is a WNBA champion twice and a Olympian three times. She is also the first player to win both ABL and WNBA championships. Smith, Tina Thompson, will be inducted this year into the WNBA Hall of Fame. Smith is one of the most prolific scorers in the league's 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 on five All-Star team.