A’ja Wilson delivered another 20-10 performance, finishing with 26 points and 13 rebounds to record her league-leading 16th such double-double of the 2026 WNBA season. Wilson shot 40% from the field while adding three assists and two blocks. Becky Hammon backed her centerpiece after the game following another outing that placed Wilson at the top of a key league category.
What happened
Wilson cleared both benchmarks behind her latest 26-point, 13-rebound showing. Her work was not confined to scoring and rebounding, as she also contributed three assists and two blocks.
The complete line gave Wilson production across four statistical categories. Although she made 40% of her field-goal attempts, she still reached 26 points and secured the rebounding total needed for another 20-10 double-double.
Why it matters
The performance came during the final month of the 2026 regular season, giving Wilson another opportunity to add to her league-leading totals. Her 16 20-10 double-doubles stand as the most in the WNBA, and the latest one reinforced the level of production she has sustained as the schedule moves forward.
Wilson also recently registered her league-leading 10th 30-point game. Together, those league-leading marks show how frequently she has reached major scoring thresholds while also supplying double-digit rebounding performances.
By the numbers
Wilson combined for 39 points and rebounds, with her 26 points accounting for the larger share of that total. She also combined for five assists and blocks through three assists and two rejections.
Those figures provide the clearest snapshot of the outing: 26 points, 13 rebounds, three assists and two blocks. The 40% field-goal rate adds context to the scoring total, while the 13 rebounds pushed her comfortably beyond the second requirement of the 20-10 standard.
The result was Wilson’s 16th game with at least 20 points and 10 rebounds this season. It also followed her recent run to a 10th game with at least 30 points, another total that leads the league.
What to watch next
Wilson’s next outing presents another chance to extend her league-leading count of 20-10 double-doubles. With the regular season in its final month, each remaining appearance gives her an opportunity to build on the 16-game total.
The next performance will also determine whether Wilson can again reach the scoring and rebounding thresholds together. Her latest line has already moved the benchmark higher, leaving the league-leading total as the number to watch when she returns to the floor.