The Las Vegas Aces finished off an 88-78 victory over the Toronto Tempo, securing a 10-point win in WNBA action. A'ja Wilson’s Aces emerged with the result after keeping Toronto short of the scoring total needed to close the gap.
What happened
Las Vegas reached 88 points and held Toronto to 78 by the final result. That left the Tempo facing a double-digit deficit and gave the Aces a decisive victory.
The available information does not include a quarter-by-quarter breakdown, so the precise path to the final margin is unclear. What is certain is that Las Vegas closed out the contest with control of the scoreboard and converted that advantage into a 10-point win.
Why it matters
The result adds a victory for Las Vegas in WNBA competition and a defeat for Toronto. For the Aces, finishing the game with a double-digit edge represents the central takeaway from the matchup.
Wilson is the individual player identified in connection with the result, but no personal scoring, rebounding or other performance figures were supplied. Her specific contribution therefore cannot be assessed from the available information without going beyond the established facts.
By the numbers
The final score produced a combined 166 points, with Las Vegas accounting for 88 and Toronto scoring 78. The Aces recorded 10 more points than the Tempo, matching the stated margin of victory.
Beyond the final totals, no individual statistics, team shooting figures, turnover counts or other game data were provided. The score nevertheless establishes the essential numerical picture: Las Vegas finished above Toronto and preserved a double-digit advantage through the close.
What to watch next
Attention now turns to how both teams respond in their next WNBA games. Las Vegas will look to carry forward the result, while Toronto will seek a response after finishing 10 points behind.
Future reporting may provide more detail on Wilson’s performance and the game’s defining sequences. Until then, the confirmed outcome is straightforward: the Aces defeated the Tempo 88-78 and walked away with a clear 10-point victory.