Dallas Wings Host Sixth Annual Inspiring Women's Night September 7
Published on September 7, 2021 under Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)
Dallas Wings News Release
ARLINGTON, TX - The Dallas Wings Annual Inspiring Women's Night will take place Wednesday, September 7 and will be highlighted by an all-women pregame speaker panel honoring women's accomplishments in sports and business during the game versus the Connecticut Sun at College Park Center. The panel will take place on the second-level concourse located near section 210 and will begin at 5:00 p.m. CT. All ticketed guests are welcome to attend.
The panel will feature Team USA Gold Medal Winning Paralympian Darlene Hunter, who is just returning from the 2021 Tokyo Paralympics after taking him a bronze medal in wheelchair basketball, University of Texas at Arlington's Women's Head Basketball Coach Shereka Wright, SMU's Women's Head Basketball Coach Toyelle Wilson and the CEO for the Women's National Football Conference Odessa Jenkins.
During the game, four other women will be honored individually throughout the night: Founder and Medical Director of the Fibroid Institute Dallas, Suzanne Slonim, Owner and Founder of the Mad Detailer mobile detailing services, Chassidy Pace McBride, WISE Board Members, Natalie Jenkins and Katie Wegner and former Vanderbilt Goalkeeper and current University of North Texas Student-Athlete Sarah Fuller, who became the first female to play in a Power 5 football game on November 28, 2020, as she dressed as the team's placekicker and a game later became the first female to score points in a Power 5 football game.
Fans looking to attend the game can purchase tickets here: https://www.axs.com/events/405577/dallas-wings-vs-connecticut-sun-tickets or call 817-469-9464.
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