Kyla Oldacre released by Dallas Wings in 2nd wave of roster cuts

TL;DR

Kyla Oldacre has been released by the Dallas Wings as part of their second wave of roster cuts. This decision follows her signing a training camp contract after the WNBA draft in April.

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Kyla Oldacre released by Dallas Wings
Part of second wave of roster cuts
Signed training camp contract after WNBA draft
Dallas Wings began camp for 2026 season
Final roster deadline is May 5

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AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Dallas Wings released former Texas center Kyla Oldacre on Sunday.

Texas center Kyla Oldacre drives to the basket between Mississippi forward Latasha Lattimore and forward Cotie McMahon during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game in the semifinals of the Southeastern Conference tournament, Saturday, March 7, 2026, in Greenville, S.C. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)

Oldacre signed a training camp contract following the WNBA draft April 14, and the Wings began camp for the 2026 season April 19. Dallas also released Zee Spearman in the team’s second wave of roster cuts before the final rosters are due May 5.

The Dallas Hoops Journal reported that Oldacre was limited in camp because she was working back from league protocol.

The 6-foot-6 Oldacre scored 1,000 points with a 58% field goal percentage in her collegiate career, spanning stops at Miami and Texas. She played 78 games for the Longhorns.

Once she clears waivers, Oldacre could potentially sign with any WNBA team. The Wings could also re-sign her as a developmental player.

Q&A

Why was Kyla Oldacre released by the Dallas Wings?

Kyla Oldacre was released as part of the Dallas Wings' second wave of roster cuts ahead of the final roster deadline.

When did Kyla Oldacre sign with the Dallas Wings?

Kyla Oldacre signed a training camp contract with the Dallas Wings following the WNBA draft on April 14.

What is the deadline for final rosters in the WNBA?

The deadline for final rosters in the WNBA is May 5.