Paige Bueckers etched her name into WNBA history on Sunday by matching a record that had stood for 23 years, guiding the Dallas Wings to an 89-76 triumph over the Toronto Tempo. The second-year guard delivered a strong all-around performance, scoring 22 points, dishing out 7 assists, and grabbing 3 rebounds on an efficient 9-of-16 shooting night.
The real highlight of Bueckers’ stat line was her remarkable shooting consistency. She has now recorded at least 20 points with a shooting percentage of 50% or better in five consecutive games. This streak ties the record set by Katie Smith in 2003, marking the longest such run by a guard in the league’s history, as reported by ESPN.
Supporting Cast Powers the Wings
While Bueckers’ historic output was a key factor in the Wings’ victory, she was far from the sole contributor. Fellow standout Azzi Fudd played an essential role in maintaining the team’s momentum throughout the game. Their combined efforts helped the Wings secure a comfortable lead and sustain their offensive pressure against Toronto.
The Wings’ balanced attack, fueled by multiple players stepping up alongside Bueckers and Fudd, proved too much for the Tempo to handle. This collective effort not only highlights the Wings’ depth but also emphasizes how the team is building around its rising stars to compete at a high level in the WNBA.