LAS VEGAS – The Las Vegas Aces dominated the Golden State Valkyries 117-89 on Tuesday night at Michelob ULTRA Arena, setting multiple season and franchise records in the process. The victory extends the Aces’ winning streak to six games and solidifies their position atop the Western Conference.
Key Performance Highlights:
- Record-Breaking Offense: The Aces established new season highs in offensive rebounds (18), total rebounds (46), 3-pointers made (18), and 3-pointers attempted (40).
- Three-Point Prowess: the 18 made three-pointers equaled a franchise record,previously achieved against the los Angeles Sparks on May 23,2022.
- Aces’ Scoring Surge: A’ja Wilson contributed 28 points and 11 rebounds, achieving her 111th career double-double, placing her sixth all-time in the WNBA and third among active players.
- loyd Climbs Scoring Ladder: Jewell loyd surpassed Breanna Stewart for the No. 16 spot on the WNBA’s all-time scoring list,reaching 5,864 points. She is now 142 points behind Seimone Augustus (6,005) at No. 15.
- Wilson’s Pursuit: A’ja Wilson (5,315 points) is 208 points behind Lindsay Whalen (5,523) for the No.23 position on the all-time scoring list.
- Young’s Steals Milestone: Chelsea Young recorded two steals, elevating her to No. 3 in Aces franchise history with 250 career steals, surpassing Jia Perkins (249).
- Perfect from the Line: Chelsea young continued her flawless streak at the free-throw line, making all three attempts and extending her streak to 32 consecutive successful free throws as the fourth quarter against New York on July 8.
WNBA Three-point Leaders: Diana Taurasi remains the league leader in games with 7 or more 3-pointers made (16). Sabrina Ionescu, Kelsey Mitchell, and Arike Ogunbowale are tied for No. 3 with 5 such games each.
Game Details: The aces’ victory was fueled by a balanced attack, with contributions from multiple players. The team’s strong rebounding performance and accurate three-point shooting proved decisive against the Valkyries.
Attendance & Team Status: The Aces extended their sellout streak to 39 consecutive games, with 10,445 fans in attendance at Michelob ULTRA Arena. The team played without Cheyenne Parker-Tyus, who is currently on maternity leave.
Looking Ahead: The Aces will face the Golden State Valkyries again on Wednesday at 7 p.m. PT in their final regular-season matchup. The game will be broadcast on Vegas 34 and NBA TV.
