A'Ja Wilson delivered a dominant second half to lift the Las Vegas Aces to a 104-99 victory. Wilson finished with 33 points, 10 rebounds, six assists and two blocks as the Aces improved to 19-8 and maintained their place in the Western Conference race.
What happened
Wilson took control after halftime, scoring 23 of her 33 points over the final two quarters. Her late offensive production provided the driving force behind Las Vegas reaching 104 points and securing the five-point win.
The performance extended well beyond scoring. Wilson paired her 10 rebounds with six assists and two blocks, contributing across the floor while leading the Aces to another victory.
Why it matters
Wilson's complete stat line placed the outing among the most accomplished regular-season performances in WNBA history. It marked the seventh time in her career that she recorded at least 30 points, 10 rebounds and five assists in a regular-season game.
That seventh performance tied the WNBA record for the statistical combination. The milestone underscored Wilson's ability to combine high-volume scoring with rebounding and playmaking in the same game.
The result also carried weight in the standings. Las Vegas remained third in the Western Conference while moving to 19 wins through 27 games, keeping the Aces positioned near the top of the conference.
By the numbers
Wilson scored 69.7% of her points after halftime, highlighting how sharply her production accelerated in the second half. She entered the break with 10 points before adding 23 as Las Vegas closed out the 104-99 result.
Her final line cleared each threshold needed for the record-tying achievement: 33 points surpassed the 30-point mark, 10 rebounds reached double figures and six assists exceeded the five-assist requirement. The two blocks added another defensive element to a performance that shaped the game in several areas.
The Aces' five-point margin reflected the importance of Wilson's second-half surge. Her 23 points after the break accounted for nearly 70% of her scoring output and proved central to Las Vegas completing the win.
What to watch next
Las Vegas returns to the road Aug. 1 with a 19-8 record and third place in the Western Conference. Wilson will carry a record-tying milestone into that road assignment after one of the most statistically complete regular-season games of her career.