Dimensions Turns the Page on Her 10th Year in the WNBA
As she embarks on what marks a decade in the league, Damiris Dantas is poised to write the next chapter of her professional journey. Since being drafted 12th overall by the Minnesota Lynx in 2012, she’s grown into a seasoned veteran whose role has evolved over time. (
Throughout her nine seasons in the WNBA so far, Dantas has displayed versatility and resilience. Her career averages—around 7.0 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 1.4 assists per game over 260 contests—underscore a dependable contributor rather than a flashy star. While she may not fill highlight reels every night, her consistency and steady presence speak volumes about her value to teams.
Now with the Indiana Fever, Dantas steps into her 10th WNBA season embracing a new vantage point. She’s not just entering another year—she’s entering the veteran stage of her career. That comes with adjusted expectations, potential leadership opportunities, and perhaps a shift in how she contributes on and off the court. In the 2025 regular season she logged averages of about 4.6 points and 2.4 rebounds per game.
As she moves deeper into her career, other dimensions come into sharper focus. Beyond the numbers lies the story of a Brazilian athlete forging stability and longevity in a top‑tier women’s league. Her path reflects not only personal ambition but also the broader growth of international players in the WNBA landscape. Her presence becomes as much about mentorship, experience and team culture as it is about what she puts up on the scoreboard.
In short, Damiris Dantas’ tenth season is more than a milestone—it’s a transition point. She’ll likely be measured not only by what she does in games, but by how she uplifts teammates, adapts to changing roles and continues to make an impact in subtle ways. For fans and followers of the league, it’s an opportunity to appreciate her journey from first‑round draft pick to seasoned pro—and to witness how she shapes the next phase of her WNBA story.
