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Dream’s 107-95 Victory Over Toronto Highlights Record-Setting Performances

8/11/2026, 8:01:17 AM

Core Event: Atlanta Beats Toronto 107-95

On Monday night in College Park, Georgia, the Atlanta Dream defeated the Toronto Tempo 107-95. Angel Reese contributed 20 points and 14 rebounds, recording her 22nd double-double of the season and setting a new franchise single-season record for double-doubles. Rhyne Howard added 22 points, six three-pointers and seven assists, becoming the fastest player in WNBA history to reach 100 three-pointers, doing so in just 31 games.

Background & Context

The Dream entered the game with a 20-12 record, improving to fifth place in the league standings and tying the Indiana Fever for fourth. They had won seven of their last nine contests and were 14-2 in games where they led at halftime. Toronto, meanwhile, held a 10-22 record and were attempting to halt a stretch of eight consecutive losses. Prior to the matchup, the Tempo’s most recent game was a 79-74 defeat to the Washington Mystics, while the Dream had dropped 79-74 to the Mystics two games earlier.

Data & Statistics

  • Angel Reese: 20 points, 14 rebounds, 1 steal, 1 block; 22nd double-double, breaking the Dream’s single-season record.
  • Rhyne Howard: 22 points on 6-of-9 three-point shooting, 7 assists; fastest to 100 three-pointers (31 games).
  • Jordin Canada: 20 points, 9 assists.
  • Allisha Gray & Brionna Jones: 15 points each.
  • Marina Mabrey (Toronto): 36 points, 7 three-pointers, team-high scoring.
  • Kiki Rice: 18 points off the bench; Nyara Sabally: 12 points, 12 rebounds.

Team-level numbers from the game recap show Atlanta outscoring Toronto 30-17 in the second quarter, establishing a 54-39 halftime lead. The Dream’s strong start contributed to their 14-2 record when holding a halftime advantage.

What’s Next

The Dream travel to Connecticut for a road game against the Sun on Thursday, while the Tempo head to Dallas for their next contest on Wednesday. Both teams will look to build on (or reverse) the trends highlighted in Monday’s matchup.