LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The Las Vegas Aces got their second of back-to-back wins in a matchup against the Seattle Storm that also marked the first game of the WNBA's Commissioner's Cup.
Seattle got close to turning the tide late in the fourth quarter, but the Aces locked down a 75-70 win on the road, bouncing back from their previous 20-point loss to the Storm (their first such loss since 2023).
A'ja Wilson led the Aces scoreboard with 19 points, and four more Aces contributed 10 or more points, including a standout performance from rookie Aaliyah Nye. Jackie Young put up 12 points, and Chelsea Gray and Jewell Lloyd each had 10 of their own.
Up next, the Aces head home to prepare for a June 7 road game against the Golden State Valkyries. That game tips off at 12 p.m. on KTNV.
Before the game
The Las Vegas Aces return to Seattle for a June 1 game, a week after falling to the Storm 102-82.
The matchup in Seattle also marks the start of the Commissioner’s Cup, an in-season competition that pits the Eastern and Western Conferences against each other and runs from June 1 to June 17.
The Storm captured the first Commissioner's Cup title, while the Aces won it in 2022 and advanced to the CC Championship in 2023.
In this season’s Commissioner’s Cup, Las Vegas is playing for ADL Nevada in support of the league’s 2025 initiative “No Space for Hate.” The ADL is a leader in the fight against antisemitism, racism and all forms of hate.
Led by A’ja Wilson’s season-high 35 points, the Aces enter Sunday’s game off a 96-81 win against Los Angeles on Friday. Jackie Young tallied a season-high 26 points and Chelsea Gray recorded 15.
In the win, Wilson’s 35 points was the third-highest scoring game in the league in 2025 thus far, behind Kelsey Plum and Arike Ogunbowale, who each had 37-point games.
After shooting 36% from the 3-point range against Seattle, Las Vegas bounced back and shot 48% from beyond the arc against the Sparks. The Aces' defense held the Sparks to a season-low 29.2% from 3 and turned 18 Los Angeles turnovers into 28 points.
Las Vegas is 47-45 all-time against the Storm and 19-29 in Seattle.
In the two games since their last meeting, the Storm went 0-2, dropping games against Minnesota and Atlanta. In the two games, Storm guard Skylar Diggins recorded 18 and 20 points, respectively, while Gabby Williams tallied 20 and 14.
Catch the exclusive pre-game coverage starting at 2:30 p.m. ahead of tipoff at 3 p.m. You can find all the action on The Spot - Vegas 34.
Where to watch
Vegas 34 and Channel 13 are your new broadcast partners for the Las Vegas Aces — with more than 33 Aces games scheduled for the upcoming season.
Vegas 34 (KMCC) can be found as Channel 34 on Cox Cable and DIRECTV, and as Channel 34.1 for viewers with an antenna.
For streaming services, Vegas 34 can be found on the DIRECTV streaming app or on FuboTV.
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LIST: 33 Las Vegas Aces games will air on Vegas 34, KTNV this season
