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Kayla McBride Breaks WNBA Single‑Game 3‑Point Record as Lynx Clinch Playoffs

Her 10 made threes and 43 points deepen Minnesota's hold on the league lead and push the team toward the top playoff seed.

Overview

  • McBride made a WNBA‑record 10 three‑pointers and scored a career‑high 43 points in the Minnesota Lynx’s 103-90 win over the Dallas Wings on Sunday.
  • The victory made Minnesota the first team this season to clinch a playoff berth and improved the Lynx to 27-7, leaving them with the league’s best record and 10 regular‑season games remaining.
  • Rookie Olivia Miles supplied 20 points and 13 assists and Napheesa Collier added 17 points, providing the playmaking and frontcourt balance that amplified McBride’s shooting.
  • Dallas was hampered by availability issues: All‑Star Jessica Shepard exited with a right ankle injury and rookie Azzi Fudd missed her second straight game with right knee soreness.
  • Minnesota set a franchise single‑game mark with 18 made threes, McBride’s performance broke the previous nine‑three record, and the team now heads into a multi‑game road stretch with momentum and a chance to challenge its single‑season win mark.