Celebrating the Dallas Wings Practice Facility Groundbreaking

  • Oct 7, 2025

Building the Future of Women’s Sports in Dallas

On a bright September morning, the WNBA Dallas Wings, City of Dallas, and The Beck Group celebrated a major milestone at Joey Georgusis Park. Together with community leaders, fans, and partners, the team broke ground on a new, state-of-the-art practice facility that will serve as the Wings’ permanent home.

The Beck Group, in partnership with Azteca Enterprises, is leading construction of the 70,700-square-foot building. The Dallas-based firms bring proven experience and deep community ties, ensuring the project reflects local pride and professional ambition.

Gensler is the design architect for the Dallas Wings Practice Facility, creating a space that combines performance innovation with community impact.

Dallas Wings Practice Facility Includes World-Class Features

Dallas Wings Practice Facility

The Dallas Wings Practice Facility groundbreaking ceremony included remarks from Dallas Wings CEO and Managing Partner Greg Bibb, who called the project “a truly transformative public-private partnership.” He emphasized that the facility will not only provide world-class training, recovery, and wellness resources for players but also create space for families and the community.

Renderings revealed expansive amenities: two practice courts, a 3,800-square-foot locker room, a player lifestyle suite with a salon, mothers’ rooms, a family lounge, and a content studio.

Wellness features include hydrotherapy pools, a hyperbaric chamber, massage and recovery rooms, and a mental performance suite. The strength and conditioning areas total more than 4,000 square feet, supported by an outdoor training space and a full-service dining facility.

More Than Brick and Mortar

City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert described the project as “bigger than just brick and mortar,” calling it a hub where women’s sports, family health, and community pride come together. The facility is scheduled to open before the 2026 WNBA season, positioning Dallas as a national leader in advancing women’s athletics.

Sports facilities like this practice facility matter because they become gathering places, sources of pride, and symbols of possibility. Beck brings that same care and expertise to every project it builds.