CHICAGO (June 28, 2026) — The Las Vegas Aces (14-5) hit the century mark for the sixth time this year as they lit up the Chicago Sky (6-13) 107-99 on Sunday afternoon in the United Center. A’ja Wilson led the way with game-highs of 30 points, 15 rebounds, 4 steals and 3 blocked shots; Jackie Young had the second-highest scoring output of the game with 28 points to go with a game-best 8 assists; Chelsea Gray contributed 18 points, 6 rebounds equaled Young’s 8 dimes; while Chennedy Carter chipped in 11 points off the bench.

Kamilla Cardoso and Azurá Stevens combined to score almost half Chicago’s points with 24 apiece.

Stats | Gallery | Highlights

TEAM	1	2	3	4	FINAL
LVA	31	30	25	21	107
CHI	31	19	23	26	99

1st Quarter Highlights (Las Vegas 31, Chicago 31)
The opening 10 minutes featured 14 lead changes and 7 tied scores, and the score differential was never greater than 5 points. The Aces hit on 63.2% (12-19 FGs) of their shots overall and 3 of 6 from deep, while Chicago, which scored 24 in the paint, made 53.8% (14-26 FGs) of its attempts overall and 2 of 6 behind the arc. Young led all scorers with 10 points and Cardoso had 8 on the other end.

2nd Quarter Highlights (Las Vegas 61, Chicago 50)
Young made a pair of free throws, which was followed by a Chicago layup for the final tie of the game. Just over 1 minute into the frame, Carter scored an and-1 and Las Vegas never again trailed. With 8 minutes left in the half, the Aces held a slim 38-36 edge. However, Las Vegas was bolstered by 4 3s from a trio of players in an 18-6 run that which opened the game 56-42 with four and a half minutes to play before half. The Sky got an and-1 to break the momentum, and both teams scored 5 apiece over the remainder of the half. The Aces hot shooting continued as they fired off 57.1% (8-14 FGs) of their attempts from the field and 4 of 8 from 3-point; the Sky dropped to 38.1% (8-21 FGs) and 2 of 6 3-pointers. Gray and Young scored 8 apiece and Cardoso had 6.

3rd Quarter Highlights (Las Vegas 86, Chicago 73)
Chicago hung around and narrowed the gap to 7, 71-64, midway through the quarter. The Aces countered by outscoring the Sky 15-4 to extend their lead to 86-68 with less than a minute to go before the Sky finished it out with the final 5 points. Las Vegas made 47.1% (8-17 FGs) of its shots overall and 3 of 5 from distance and held Chicago to 40% (8-20 FGs) and 3 of 7 behind the arc. Wilson led the field with 9 points and Stevens had 8.

4th Quarter Highlights (Las Vegas 107, Chicago 99)
The Aces maintained a double-digit lead through the first half of the quarter, before a Sky layup narrowed the gap to 93-84. The Sky continued to push and whittled it down to 99-93 with 3 minutes to play. The Aces got it back to 11 with 81 seconds to play, which was not enough time for the Sky to pull off an upset. The Aces produced their worst shooting quarter of the evening, making just 38.5% (5-13 FGs) and missing all 6 attempts behind the arc, whereas the Sky netted 53.8% (7-13 FGs) of their tries overall and 2 of 5 from deep. Wilson made 9 of 10 from the line and tallied 11 points and Cardoso finished with 8.

KEY STATS

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The Aces attempted a season-high 37 free throws and made 31 (.838). Chicago made 16 of its 25 attempts (.640).

Las Vegas allowed a season-high-tying 54 points in the paint, which was the Sky’s second-highest this season.

Today’s game was the Aces’ highest scoring first half of the season (61 points), the most in any half by the Aces this season was 63 in the second half on May 10 vs Los Angeles; the 31 points marked the second-highest scoring first quarter tally (32 on 6/13 vs. Minnesota).

Wilson tied her season-high with 15 rebounds, which she’s now done four times, and tied her season-high 13 made free throws (13-16 FTs).

	FGM-A	PCT	3PM-A	PCT	FTM-A	PCT	OFF	DEF	REB	AT	PF	ST	TO	BK
LVA	33-63	.524	10-25	.400	31-37	.838	6	26	32	21	21	9	11	4
CHI	37-80	.462	9-24	.375	16-25	.640	11	25	36	26	26	8	11	1

Points scored ….

	In the Paint	2nd Chance	Fast Break	Off TOs	Bench
LVA	38	5	13	18	22
CHI	54	18	3	13	28

GAME NOTES

Wilson has now recorded at least 30 points and 15 rebounds a league-high 8 times in her career; today was the first on the season.

Wilson has now posted a league second-most 99 20-point double-doubles, which trails No. 1 Tina Charles (110). It also marked her league-high 9^th on the season.

Tonight marked Wilson’s 43rd career 30-point game, which ranks No. 2 all-time behind Diana Taurasi’s 54; it was her 176th career 20-point game, which ranks No. 3 behind Tina Charles (190) and Taurasi (259); and her league-leading 6^th 30-point game this season.

Wilson has now scored in double figures in a league-leading 43 consecutive games.

With her 2^nd 3-pointer of the night, Jewell Loyd (130) broke a with Jennifer Azzi (128) and passed Shameka Christon (129) for 9^th most 3-pointers made in franchise history.

Tonight marked the 8th 20-point game this season for Young, and the 65th of her career.

Gray has dished out at least 8 assists in each of her last 6 games.

Gray’s 6 rebounds moved her past Wendy Palmer (687) and into 10^th in franchise history; she now has 689 boards in an Aces uniform.

UP NEXT:
The Aces travel to New York to face the Liberty for the 2026 WNBA Commissioner’s Cup Championship Game on Tuesday, June 30, at Barclays Center. The game, which tips off at 4 p.m. on Prime, will be the Aces’ third title game since the cup’s inception in 2021.

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