Las Vegas Aces at Toronto Tempo

· Women's National Basketball Association

Las Vegas Aces

26-13, 14-6 Away

Final
78 - 88

Toronto Tempo

11-26, 7-13 Home

Wilson scores 27, Young adds 21 as Aces beat short-handed Tempo 88-78

Toronto Tempo vs. Las Vegas Aces - Game Highlights

The Tempo (11-26) played their second consecutive game at Rogers Arena, this time in front of 15,877 fans, after they beat Portland 82-79 on Friday to snap a 12-game losing streak.

Jackie Young added 21 points for the Aces (26-13), who pulled within a half-game of second-place Golden State in the WNBA standings.

Kia Nurse led Toronto with 19 points and Kiki Rice scored 14 and Temi Fagbenle 13.

NaLyssa Smith's layup gave the Aces a 10-point lead with a minute left in the second quarter, but Toronto closed on a 6-0 spurt to make it 43-39 at halftime. Isabelle Harrison scored inside to make it a two-point game about two minutes into the third quarter but the Tempo got no closer.

All-Star Marina Mabrey (adductor), Brittney Sykes (left foot), Nyara Sabally (calf), Maria Conde (calf) and Aneesah Morrow (left knee) did not play for Toronto. The team announced earlier Sunday the Sykes and Morrow, who were injured in the first half of the Tempo's win over Portland, would miss the remainder of the season. Coach Sandy Brondello said before the game that Mabrey “will be evaluated in a few weeks."

Up next Aces: Host Toronto on Friday.

Tempo: Visit Seattle on Wednesday.

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Regular Season Series

LV wins series 3-0

Recent Plays

4th 0.0	End of Game	88 - 78
4th 0.0	End of the 4th Quarter	88 - 78
4th 19.2	Kia Nurse makes free throw 1 of 1	88 - 78
4th 19.2	Kierstan Bell shooting foul	88 - 77
4th 19.2	Kia Nurse makes 3-foot layup (Ornella Bankole assists)	88 - 77

Statistics

LV		TOR
34-65	FG	29-66
52	Field Goal %	44
5-20	3PT	10-27
25	Three Point %	37
15-20	FT	10-12
75	Free Throw %	83
29	Rebounds	28
8	Offensive Rebounds	9
21	Defensive Rebounds	19
22	Assists	22
11	Steals	6
3	Blocks	2
10	Turnovers	15
1	Team Turnovers	0
11	Total Turnovers	15
0	Technical Fouls	1
0	Total Technical Fouls	1
0	Flagrant Fouls	0
17	Points Conceded Off Turnovers	17
10	Fast Break Points	9
40	Points in Paint	34
14	Fouls	22
20	Largest Lead	2
3	Lead Changes	3
94	Percent Led	4

Game Information

Venue: Rogers Arena

Location: Vancouver, BC
Attendance: 15,877 · Capacity:

2025-26 Western Conference Standings

TEAM	W	L	PCT	GB	STRK
Minnesota	-	11	W1	0.75	33
Golden State	1	12	W1	0.72727275	32
Las Vegas	2	13	W7	0.70454544	31
Dallas	6	17	W1	0.6136364	27
Portland	16	27	W1	0.38636363	17
Los Angeles	17	28	L2	0.36363637	16
Phoenix	17	28	L1	0.36363637	16
Seattle	25	36	L5	0.18181819	8

2025-26 Eastern Conference Standings

TEAM	W	L	PCT	GB	STRK
Atlanta	-	14	W5	0.6818182	30
Washington	2	16	W4	0.6363636	28
Indiana	2	16	L1	0.6363636	28
New York	4	18	L2	0.59090906	26
Chicago	14	28	L1	0.36363637	16
Toronto	19	33	L8	0.25	11
Connecticut	19	33	W1	0.25	11

Full Standings

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