Las Vegas Aces defeated Toronto Tempo 109-83 in the Women’s National Basketball Association on Monday night, with A’ja Wilson leading the way on 26 points as the visitors took control early and never let go. Jackie Young’s 12 assists proved just as pivotal in a polished away performance.
There were no official scoring events listed in the match data, but the shape of this contest was clear from the opening period onward. Las Vegas put up 30 points in the first quarter and matched that total again in the second, taking a firm 60-44 advantage into the break. From there, the Aces managed the fixture with authority, adding 26 points in the third quarter and 23 more in the fourth to complete a convincing 109-83 result.
Toronto had bright moments, especially through Isabelle Harrison, who produced an impressive 26-point, 11-rebound double-double. She gave the Tempo a consistent interior presence and helped keep possessions alive, while Marina Mabrey added playmaking support with five assists. But the home side struggled to find the same efficiency as their opponents, shooting 39.2 percent from the floor and 25.8 percent from three-point range.
That contrast in attacking execution decided the night. Las Vegas shot an excellent 57.7 percent overall and knocked down 14 three-pointers at 36.8 percent, stretching Toronto’s defence and opening up driving lanes and high-value looks in the half-court. The Aces also moved the ball superbly, finishing with 29 assists, with Young orchestrating the tempo and helping multiple teammates get into rhythm.
Wilson’s 26 points and four blocks gave Las Vegas both attacking control and defensive resistance around the basket. Even without needing to dominate the glass, the Aces were clinical in possession and far more efficient across all four quarters. Toronto actually finished with more rebounds, 40 to 31, but could not turn that edge into enough second-chance pressure to shift the direction of the match.
Standout performers
A’ja Wilson was the headline performer for Las Vegas with 26 points, six rebounds and four blocks, while Jackie Young’s 12 assists underlined how well the visitors functioned collectively. For Toronto, Harrison stood out with 26 points and 11 rebounds in a losing effort.
NerdSports Stat: Las Vegas scored 109 points on 45 made field goals, meaning 41.3 percent of their total came directly from two-point baskets created beyond the arc or at the line after an offence powered by 29 assists and 14 made threes.
The result strengthens Las Vegas’ position near the top of the league at 18-7 and reinforces their excellent road form, now 11-2 away from home. Toronto drop to 10-16 and will be looking for a sharper defensive response in their next fixture after conceding at least 23 points in every quarter of this one.
Frequently Asked Questions
No individual scoring events were listed in the match data.
Toronto Tempo 83 – 109 Las Vegas Aces.
Las Vegas improved to 18-7 to stay firmly among the league’s leading sides, while Toronto fell to 10-16 and remain in need of a late push.
A’ja Wilson was the standout performer with 26 points, six rebounds and four blocks.
