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WNBA·June 3, 2026 12:59 PM ET

Dallas Wings break ground on new West Oak Cliff practice facility

Wings finally start building their practice home.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Jun 31 min read
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In an interview with ESPN, Dallas Wings CEO Greg Bibb confirmed that following a host of delays and complications, const

What happened: Dallas Wings CEO Greg Bibb told ESPN that construction has begun on the team's new practice facility in West Oak Cliff. The start follows what Bibb described as a host of delays and complications that had held up the project. Work got underway earlier this month.

Why it matters: A dedicated practice facility marks a significant infrastructure investment for the franchise and signals the organization's commitment to building around its recent additions, including No. 1 overall pick Azzi Fudd. Purpose-built training space has become a competitive benchmark across the WNBA as franchises invest in player development and retention.

What to watch: Watch for an official completion timeline and projected opening date, which Bibb's interview began to address before more details emerge on cost and design.

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