Minnesota Lynx claimed a 103-90 WNBA victory over the Dallas Wings at Target Center on Sunday, with Kayla McBride’s pivotal 43-point display leading the hosts to a 27-7 record. McBride’s efficient shooting set the tone as Minnesota turned a narrow half-time deficit into a controlled 13-point result.

Dallas made the sharper opening, taking the first quarter 23-21 and carrying a 47-45 advantage into the interval. Paige Bueckers directed much of the Wings’ early offence, finishing with 23 points and eight assists, while the visitors’ ball movement kept them competitive through the opening 20 minutes.

The match changed after the break. Minnesota produced a 29-23 third quarter to move from two points behind to an eight-point lead, using its perimeter accuracy and fluid passing to create separation. The Lynx made 18 of 39 attempts from three-point range, a 46.2% return that gave Dallas too much ground to recover.

Dallas remained productive offensively, shooting 54.4% from the floor and receiving 24 assists across the lineup, but Minnesota’s 55.6% shooting and 29 assists delivered a more sustained attacking rhythm. The Lynx closed with a 27-22 final quarter to protect their advantage and secure the home result in front of 14,421 supporters.

Key performers

McBride was the clear standout, posting 43 points and supplying the finishing quality that separated the sides. Olivia Miles complemented her scoring with 13 assists, repeatedly finding shooters in space, while Napheesa Collier led Minnesota with eight rebounds.

For Dallas, Bueckers combined 23 points, eight assists and three steals in an accomplished all-around performance. Alanna Smith collected a team-high eight rebounds, but the Wings’ six made three-pointers could not match Minnesota’s 18 from beyond the arc.

NerdSports Stat: Minnesota made 12 more three-pointers than Dallas, creating a 36-point advantage from beyond the arc—23 points larger than the final 13-point margin.

The result moves Minnesota to 27-7 overall and 14-5 at home, reinforcing its strong position in the WNBA table. Dallas falls to 19-14 and 10-8 on the road. The next fixtures for both sides were not included in the match data, but the Lynx will look to carry this offensive balance forward while the Wings seek a response.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who scored in Minnesota Lynx vs Dallas Wings?

This was a basketball match, so no goals or goal minutes were recorded. Kayla McBride led all scorers with 43 points, while Paige Bueckers had 23 points for Dallas.

What was the final score?

Minnesota Lynx 103 – 90 Dallas Wings.

What does this result mean for the table?

Minnesota improved to 27-7, while Dallas moved to 19-14. Exact table positions were not provided in the match data.

Who was the man of the match?

Kayla McBride was the standout performer with 43 points for Minnesota.