Dallas Wings secured a 108-95 victory over the Toronto Tempo on July 10, 2026, in a WNBA regular‑season game played at Montreal's Bell Centre. The contest attracted 20,996 spectators, establishing a new attendance record for a regular‑season matchup in the league.
The Wings' offensive output was highlighted by Paige Bueckers, who contributed 34 points to the team's total. Bueckers' scoring effort helped Dallas maintain a lead throughout the game, while the Tempo were unable to close the gap despite competitive play. The final margin of 13 points reflected the Wings' control in the later stages of the match.
The event marked the first time the WNBA staged a regular‑season game in Montreal, and the presence of a near‑21,000 fan crowd set a benchmark for future league events in Canada. The Toronto Tempo, an expansion franchise, participated in their inaugural season, adding a new market to the league's footprint. Their appearance in Montreal demonstrated the league's strategy of showcasing games in larger venues to broaden exposure.
Attendance figures surpassed previous regular‑season records, underscoring growing interest in women's professional basketball across North America. The Bell Centre, typically used for ice‑hockey and concerts, accommodated the large audience without reported incidents, and the venue's capacity was fully utilized for the event.
Both teams will return to their home cities for upcoming games, with the Wings aiming to build on their offensive performance and the Tempo seeking to improve their defensive consistency. The record‑setting crowd in Montreal provides a data point for the WNBA as it evaluates the viability of staging additional regular‑season contests in major Canadian arenas.
The game concluded with the Wings adding another win to their season tally, while the Tempo gained experience against an established opponent in front of a historic audience.