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06-03 10:00

69 - 79

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Ended69 - 79

10:00

Smith vs. Hamby (Young gets the ball)

0-0

9:38

Gray missed a two-point shot

0-0

9:35

Ogumik defended the rebound

0-0

9:24

Wöhler made a passing error while stepping on the line

0-0

9:02

Wilson missed a jumper

0-0

8:58

Ogumik defended the rebound

0-0

8:41

Ogumik hit a pull-up jumper

2-0

8:21

Wilson's foot layup was blocked by Ogumik

2-0

8:21

The ace grabbed the offensive rebound

2-0

8:19

Wilson missed a jumper

2-0

8:15

Smith grabbed offensive rebounds

2-0

8:15

Smith hit a two-point shot

2-2

7:59

Ogumik missed a pull-up jumper

2-2

7:55

Talport defended the rebound

2-2

7:37

Yang stopped abruptly and missed a jumper

2-2

7:34

Wilson grabbed offensive rebounds

2-2

7:33

Gray's three-pointer missed

2-2

7:30

Lehr defensively rebounded

2-2

7:13

Lehr received an assist from Hamby and scored on a drive

4-2

7:02

Wöhler committed a personal foul

4-2

6:58

Young received an assist from Gray and hit a three-pointer

4-5

6:40

Hamby missed a three-pointer

4-5

6:35

Wilson defended the rebound

4-5

6:29

Wilson received an assist from Young and scored a two-point layup

4-7

6:10

Gray committed a personal foul

4-7

6:04

Lehr received an assist from Ogumik and hit a two-pointer

6-7

5:52

Wöhler committed a personal foul

6-7

5:52

Spark made a substitution, with Gray coming on to replace Weller

6-7

5:52

The ace made a substitution, with Bell coming on to replace Talport

6-7

5:48

Young missed a pull-up jumper from a three-pointer

6-7

5:45

Smith grabbed offensive rebounds

6-7

5:42

Smith committed an offensive foul

6-7

5:42

Smith committed an offensive foul and committed a turnover

6-7

5:32

Lehr made a mistake while dribbling out of bounds

6-7

5:22

Wilson missed a three-pointer

6-7

5:16

Wilson grabbed offensive rebounds

6-7

5:05

Gray made a passing error and the ball was stolen by Atkins

6-7

5:02

Young was fouled on the shot

6-7

5:02

Atkins was awarded two free throws, making the first

7-7

5:02

Atkins made his second free throw

8-7

4:45

Wilson committed an offensive foul

8-7

4:45

Wilson committed an offensive foul and committed a turnover

8-7

4:45

Official pause

8-7

4:29

Atkins missed a three-pointer

8-7

4:25

Smith defensively rebounded

8-7

4:19

Smith committed an offensive foul

8-7

4:19

Smith committed an offensive foul and committed a turnover

8-7

4:19

Spark made a substitution, with Blink coming on to replace Hamby

8-7

4:19

The ace made a substitution: Turner came on to replace Smith

8-7

4:07

Lehr missed a layup on a drive

8-7

4:05

Wilson defended the rebound

8-7

4:00

Atkins kicked the ball for a violation

8-7

4:00

The ace made a substitution: Talport came on to replace Gray

8-7

3:44

Wilson hit a pull-up jumper

8-9

3:21

Gray's three-pointer missed with a pull-up jumper

8-9

3:17

Wilson defended the rebound

8-9

3:08

Wilson received an assist from Young and hit a step-back jumper

8-11

2:54

Blink's three-pointer missed

8-11

2:52

Ogumik grabbed offensive rebounds

8-11

2:43

Lehr missed a two-point shot

8-11

2:41

Turner defensively rebounded

8-11

2:39

Atkins kicked the ball for a violation

8-11

2:39

Spark made substitutions, with Hamby coming on for Lehr

8-11

2:39

Spark substitution: Park Ji-hyun came on to replace Ogumik

8-11

2:24

Wilson missed a two-point jumper

8-11

2:22

Talport's offensive rebound

8-11

2:20

Young missed a three-pointer

8-11

2:20

Gray defended the rebound

8-11

2:02

Atkins made a passing error and the ball was stolen by Wilson

8-11

1:47

Talport received an assist from Turner and hit a three-pointer

8-14

1:20

Hamby missed a drifting shot

8-14

1:17

Talport defended the rebound

8-14

1:10

Bell missed a three-pointer

8-14

1:08

Gray defended the rebound

8-14

1:00

Blink's three-pointer missed

8-14

53.6

Turner defensively rebounded

8-14

43.5

Talport's two-point shot missed

8-14

40.6

Brink defended the rebound

8-14

33.8

Bell committed a shooting foul

8-14

33.8

Hamby received two free throws, with the first one making the first attempt

9-14

33.8

The ace made a substitution, with Paquetius coming on to replace Wilson

9-14

33.8

Hamby made his second free throw

10-14

33.8

Spark made a substitution, with Weller coming on to replace Atkins

10-14

33.8

The star made a substitution, with Gray coming in to replace Young

10-14

20.1

Paktius committed an offensive foul

10-14

20.1

Paktius committed an offensive foul and committed a mistake

10-14

4.7

Blink missed a two-point shot

10-14

2.7

Bell defended the rebound

10-14

0.0

End of the first quarter

10-14

Match Info

Date: June 3, 2026 | Venue: Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles

Match Overview

The Las Vegas Aces extended their winning streak to seven games with a hard-fought 79–69 road victory over the Los Angeles Sparks. The Aces improved to 11–1, the best record in the WNBA, while the Sparks slipped to 6–5 in a competitive Western Conference.

How the Game Unfolded

Defense dominated the early stages. Both teams shot below 40% in the first quarter, which ended with the Aces clinging to a 17–15 lead. Los Angeles forward Nneka Ogwumike used her mid-range game to score eight first-half points, helping the Sparks take a 36–35 advantage into the locker room. The momentum shifted in the third quarter when Aces guard Chelsea Gray took over. She scored 11 of her game-high 20 points in the period, including a step-back three that sparked a 15–4 run. Las Vegas led 60–54 heading into the final frame. The Sparks cut the lead to three points with four minutes remaining, but Aces center A’ja Wilson scored six straight points to seal the win.

Key Statistics

Aces bench outscored Sparks bench 28–12.
Las Vegas forced 17 turnovers and scored 22 points off those giveaways.
The Sparks shot just 6-of-24 (25%) from three-point range.

Standout Players

Chelsea Gray (LV): 20 points, 8 assists, 3 steals – orchestrated the offense and scored in clutch moments.
A’ja Wilson (LV): 18 points, 12 rebounds, 4 blocks – dominant in the paint on both ends.
Nneka Ogwumike (LA): 16 points, 9 rebounds – the Sparks’ most consistent threat.
Dearica Hamby (LA): 12 points, 10 rebounds – double-double off the bench.

Turning Point

The Aces’ third-quarter surge, fueled by Gray’s scoring and a defensive adjustment that trapped ball screens, turned a one-point halftime deficit into a six-point lead. The Sparks never regained the lead thereafter.

Season Context

The Aces continue to look like title favorites, with balanced scoring and elite defense. For the Sparks, this loss snaps a three-game winning streak. They remain in fourth place but must improve perimeter shooting to compete with the league’s elite. The two teams meet again in Las Vegas on July 4.