Las Vegas Aces at Connecticut Sun

· Women's National Basketball Association

Las Vegas Aces

22-12, 11-5 Away

Final
67 - 72

Connecticut Sun

24-10, 13-5 Home

Kelsey Plum, A'ja Wilson rally Aces to 4th straight victory, 72-67 over Sun

Plum sank 8 of 15 shots with three 3-pointers to help Las Vegas (22-12) extend its win streak to four. Wilson made 8 of 15 shots, adding eight rebounds. The two-time MVP needs 10 points to set the league's single-season scoring record. Jewell Loyd set the mark with 939 for the Seattle Storm last season.

Chelsea Gray made three 3-pointers and finished with 13 points and six assists for the Aces.

Brionna Jones led Connecticut (24-10) with 17 points. Marina Mabrey scored 15, while DeWanna Bonner totaled 11 points and nine rebounds. Alyssa Thomas had 10 rebounds but also had eight of the Sun's 18 turnovers.

Plum scored the first five points to put Las Vegas on top early. Jones and Mabrey combined to score 14 from there as Connecticut battled back for a 22-17 lead after one quarter.

The Aces made one shot in the second quarter — a 3-pointer by Plum — and six free throws, falling behind 38-26 at halftime. Wilson, who leads the league with a 27.2 scoring average, had five points at the half on 2-for-7 shooting.

Wilson had two baskets, Gray sank two 3-pointers in a 12-2 run to begin the third quarter, and Las Vegas trailed 40-38 at the 6:02 mark. Bonner answered with a 3-pointer for Connecticut and the Sun stayed in front. Plum hit a jumper with one second left to get the Aces within 52-49 heading to the final period.

Mabrey and Bonner opened the fourth with baskets to push the Sun's lead to seven. Plum hit a 3-pointer and Wilson followed with two free throws to put Las Vegas on top 66-65 with 2:09 remaining. Jones and Wilson traded baskets before Gray buried a 3-pointer with 18 seconds left for a two-possession lead.

Connecticut has lost two straight at home. The Seattle Storm held the Sun to their second lowest point total of the season in a 71-64 victory on Tuesday.

Las Vegas: Aces head south to play the New York Liberty on Sunday.

Connecticut: Sun travel to Los Angeles to play the Sparks on Sunday.

Regular Season Series

LV wins series 3-0

Recent Plays

4th 0.0	End of Game	72 - 67
4th 0.0	End of the 4th Quarter	72 - 67
4th 5.1	A'ja Wilson makes free throw 2 of 2	72 - 67
4th 5.1	Aces offensive team rebound	71 - 67
4th 5.1	A'ja Wilson misses free throw 1 of 2	71 - 67

Statistics

LV		CON
25-65	FG	25-56
38	Field Goal %	45
6-20	3PT	3-16
30	Three Point %	19
16-19	FT	14-17
84	Free Throw %	82
33	Rebounds	33
7	Offensive Rebounds	5
26	Defensive Rebounds	28
17	Assists	16
9	Steals	10
2	Blocks	4
14	Turnovers	18
1	Team Turnovers	1
15	Total Turnovers	19
0	Technical Fouls	1
0	Total Technical Fouls	1
0	Flagrant Fouls	0
12	Points Conceded Off Turnovers	16
10	Fast Break Points	9
32	Points in Paint	36
16	Fouls	19
5	Largest Lead	15

Game Information

Mohegan Sun Arena

Location: Uncasville, CT
Attendance: 8,910 · Capacity:

2024-25 Western Conference Standings

TEAM	W	L	PCT	GB	STRK
Minnesota	-	10	W1	0.77272725	34
Las Vegas	4	14	W16	0.6818182	30
Phoenix	7	17	L3	0.6136364	27
Seattle	11	21	W1	0.52272725	23
Golden State	11	21	L3	0.52272725	23
Los Angeles	13	23	L1	0.47727272	21
Dallas	24	34	W1	0.22727273	10

2024-25 Eastern Conference Standings

TEAM	W	L	PCT	GB	STRK
Atlanta	-	14	W6	0.6818182	30
New York	3	17	W3	0.6136364	27
Indiana	6	20	W3	0.54545456	24
Washington	14	28	L10	0.36363637	16
Connecticut	19	33	L2	0.25	11
Chicago	20	34	L4	0.22727273	10

Full Standings

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