A'ja Wilson secured her 15th double-double of the 2026 WNBA season during Saturday's game, reaching double figures in both points and rebounds. The milestone moved Wilson into a tie for the third-most double-doubles in the league this season, and play continued after she reached it.

What happened

Wilson had 19 points and 10 rebounds when she completed the double-double. She also had four assists and two blocks at that stage of the game, adding contributions beyond the two categories that defined the milestone.

The achievement was confirmed while the game remained in progress. Because Wilson continued playing after securing her 10th rebound, the totals attached to the milestone represented an in-game snapshot rather than her final statistical line.

Why it matters

Wilson's 15 double-doubles are tied for third-most in the WNBA this season. Only two players have produced more, placing her among the league's leading players in combining scoring and rebounding performances.

The double-double also followed Wilson's 28-point outing three days earlier. Together, the two performances reflect consecutive games in which her scoring was a prominent part of the story, with Saturday's effort also reaching double figures on the boards.

By the numbers

Wilson stood at 19 points, 10 rebounds, four assists and two blocks when she reached the mark. Her rebound total supplied the second half of the double-double, while her 19 points had already put her comfortably beyond the scoring threshold.

The season count is the central figure: 15 double-doubles in 2026. That number leaves Wilson tied for third in the WNBA, close enough to the top of the category that each additional double-double can affect her position among the league leaders.

What to watch next

The final box score will establish how far Wilson extended each of her totals after the milestone. Her points, rebounds, assists and blocks at the moment she reached the double-double should therefore not be treated as the finished line from Saturday's game.

The completed statistics will provide the full measure of the performance. The season-level result, however, was already clear: Wilson had added a 15th double-double and strengthened her place among the WNBA's most frequent producers of the feat in 2026.