The two victories over the weekend brought Dallas Wings to sixth in the Women’s National Basketball Association ranking and improved their record to 8-8 this season.
The Wings had a nine-point lead going into halftime, but were unable to recover from the Aces' comeback in the second half.
The Wings were unable to recover from the ejection of their top shooter at the end of the half, bringing their home record to second worst in the Women's National Basketball Association at 1-4.
Guard Arike Ogunbowale and forward Isabelle Harrison combined for 42 points for the Dallas Wings, but the team ended up losing 89-88 to the Seattle Storm.
The Wings defeated the Seattle Storm this week in Commissioner's Cup play, but fell to the Sparks and Aces. Dallas has played 11 games so far, with eight of them on the road and three this week.
Head coach Shereka Wright was named Texas Coach of the Year and four Lady Mavericks earned postseason awards.
Lady Mavericks broke season records, and the team looks back on their successful year after losing in the NCAA Tournament game against Iowa State University.
The women's basketball team played strong but ended the game against Iowa State University in a 78-71 defeat. This marked the last game for the seven seniors on the team.
Friday’s game between the Cyclones and Lady Mavericks will be the No. 3 vs. No. 14 matchup. It’s the third NCAA Tournament appearance in the women's basketball program history.
Friday’s game between the Cyclones and Lady Mavericks will be the No. 3 vs. No. 14 matchup. It’s the third NCAA Tournament appearance in the women's basketball program history.
The Lady Mavericks won the Sun Belt Conference tournament for the first time in program history on Monday, defeating the No. 1 seed Troy 76-61 at the Pensacola Bay Center. It will be the third appearance in the NCAA Tournament in program history and the first representing the Sun Belt Conference.
The Lady Mavericks avenged their regular-season loss to the Trojans and earn their first NCAA Tournament bid since 2007.
The Lady Mavericks will have a chance to avenge their loss against Troy University during the regular season in the championship game Monday at 1 p.m. an the Pensacola Bay Center.
The women’s basketball team is seeking its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2007. They will face No. 1 seed Troy University for the title.
The UTA women’s basketball team advances to the Sun Belt Conference championship after defeating the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
Senior guards Claire Chastain, Katie Ferrell and Terryn Milton reflect on their time as Lady Mavericks. Each shared what led them to basketball and why UTA and their teammates made their playing experience memorable.
After defeating Georgia Southern University in the quarterfinals Friday, the Lady Mavericks will square off against University of Louisiana at Lafayette in the semifinals Sunday.
The women's basketball team avenged their lost against Georgia Southern University in January to advance to the semifinals for the first time since 2019. Four UTA players score double-figures in the 85-76 victory.
The Lady Mavericks enter the Sun Belt Conference tournament as the No. 2 seed, granting the team a first round bye and automatically advancing them to quarterfinals.
UTA’s successful season on the court led to recognition from the league and its head coaches, who voted on the awards.
UTA will be the 2-seed in the Sun Belt Conference tournament where they will play in the quarterfinals Friday.
The Lady Mavericks will play their final game of the regular season Saturday at 2 p.m. against Arkansas State University on Senior Day.
Saturday’s game against Arkansas State will be Senior Day, where seven athletes will be recognized and celebrated.
UTA’s historic victory kept them in contention for the Sun Belt regular-season title and also marks the best road record in program history.
The Lady Mavericks are currently second in the Sun Belt and will need to win all three of their remaining games if they want to play in the conference championship.
Starr Jacobs currently ranks top 15 in the NCAA in scoring and has improved UTA’s offense
With 3,000 elementary and middle school students watching, the team scored their way to a 27-point victory against the Warhawks.
To maintain their win streak, the Lady Mavericks will need to keep an eye on high-scoring players, hold a consistent lead and preserve their previous momentum.
After scoring a win against Appalachian State University, the Lady Mavericks move to first place in conference play, tying with Troy University. This is the Lady Mavericks' fifth straight win.
Junior forward Starr Jacobs scored 24 points as UTA held off a Little Rock rally to secure their fourth consecutive victory.
After erasing a 6-point half-time deficit, the Lady Mavericks came away with a victory. UTA will play Saturday against the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
