Arike Ogunbowale collected 17 factors and eight assists and Teaira McCowan recorded 15 factors and 13 rebounds on Sunday afternoon, lifting the visiting Dallas Wings to a 97-84 victory over the Washington Mystics.

Natasha Howard scored 15 factors and Crystal Dangerfield added 14 to assist the Wings (18-14) win their third sport in a row total and third in 4 conferences with the Mystics this season.

Satou Sabally contributed 9 factors and 10 assists and Maddy Siegrist added 11 factors off the bench for Dallas, which loved a decisive 44-26 edge in factors within the paint. The Wings shot 49.3 p.c from the ground (34 of 69) and 42.9 p.c from 3-point vary (9 of 21).

Washington’s Natasha Cloud scored 22 factors earlier than fouling out and Brittney Sykes added 16 factors and 5 steals. Ariel Atkins had 13 factors for the Mystics (15-17), who noticed their two-game profitable streak come to a halt.

Washington’s Elena Delle Donne sat out resulting from a hip harm sustained within the staff’s 83-79 victory over the Indiana Fever on Friday.

At halftime, the Mystics inducted two-time Olympic gold medalist and three-time All-Star Nikki McCray-Penson into the staff’s Corridor of Fame. McCray-Penson, who spent 4 seasons with Washington, handed away on July 7 after battling breast most cancers. She was 51.

Kalani Brown made a layup pushed Dallas’ result in 50-34 with 4:33 remaining within the second quarter. Washington countered with a 27-15 run to bridge the second and third quarters, capped by Queen Egbo’s layup.

The Wings didn’t wilt, nonetheless. McCowan transformed a three-point play to ignite a 19-3 run and provides Dallas an 84-64 lead after three quarters.

Sykes sank a 3-pointer to ignite the Mystics’ 8-2 surge to start out the fourth quarter. The momentum was short-lived, nonetheless, as Ogunbowale made a pair of free throws and Veronica Burton drained a 3-pointer to successfully seal the win.

—Subject Stage Media