What happened: Arike Ogunbowale knocked down her third three-pointer of the fourth quarter to move past Nicole Powell and into 15th place on the WNBA's all-time three-pointers made list. The make pushed her career total past Powell's mark of 580. The milestone landed during a Dallas Wings home game that the Wings rallied to win after trailing in the second half.

Why it matters: The climb underscores Ogunbowale's standing as one of the league's most prolific perimeter scorers and a franchise cornerstone in Dallas. Reaching the all-time top 15 signals both her volume and her durability across seasons, and she remains young enough to keep rising on the list. She has been the Wings' offensive engine all year, including a recent 30-point Commissioner's Cup outing.

What to watch: Watch how quickly Ogunbowale closes on the next names ahead of her on the all-time list, and whether her three-point volume holds as Dallas pushes through the regular season.