- Matchup: Seattle Storm vs Las Vegas Aces
- Date: Sunday, September 20, 2026
- Venue: Michelob ULTRA Arena, Las Vegas, NV
- Broadcast: USA Net
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This Sunday at Michelob ULTRA Arena, the Las Vegas Aces (28-13) will be challenging the Seattle Storm (8-33).
In their previous encounter, the Seattle Storm faced the Las Vegas Aces and suffered a defeat with a score of 114-77. Seattle recorded a 38.0% field goal percentage (27 out of 71) and succeeded in making 8 of their 27 three-point attempts. From the free throw line, the Storm managed to convert 15 of 19 shots, achieving a success rate of 78.9%. In terms of rebounds, they captured a total of 28, including 8 on the offensive side. Additionally, the Storm provided 17 assists, forced 13 turnovers from their opponents, and secured 9 steals. On defense, Seattle allowed a shooting percentage of 58.0% (40 of 69) for the Aces. The Las Vegas squad recorded 6 assists and 7 steals during the matchup, and claimed 38 rebounds (6 offensive, 32 defensive), alongside 6 blocks. The Aces excelled at the free throw line, hitting 21 of 24 attempts for 87.5%, and made 13 of 28 from the three-point range.
One standout performer was Flau’jae Johnson, who finished the game with 25 points from 9 of 21 shooting. She logged 32 minutes on the floor while grabbing 2 rebounds and contributing 1 assist, finishing at a shooting percentage of 42.9%.
As the season progresses, Seattle enters this game with a disappointing record of 8-33. The Storm’s three-point shooting is at 31.8% (346 of 1,087), and they are converting 79.6% of their free throw attempts. Averaging 82.7 points per game (ranking 13th league-wide), they maintain an overall field goal percentage of 42.5%. Seattle averages 14.0 turnovers per game and commits about 19.8 fouls. The team gathers an average of 33.9 rebounds and has achieved 786 assists this season, which places them 13th in the league for assists. Defensively, the Storm force 12.8 turnovers per night and draw 17.5 fouls while allowing 855 assists, ranking 10th for assists allowed. They give up a field goal percentage of 43.7% (526 of 717) and allow an average of 36.4 rebounds per game, surrendering 32.2% on three-point shots and ranking 10th for points allowed per game (88.8).
In their latest match, the Las Vegas Aces triumphed over the Seattle Storm with a decisive score of 114-77. The Aces secured 32 defensive rebounds along with 6 offensive rebounds, totaling 38 for the game. They turned the ball over 13 times while achieving 7 steals. Meanwhile, Seattle committed 21 fouls, which resulted in 24 free throw attempts for the Aces. Las Vegas successfully converted 21 of those attempts, recording an impressive 87.5%. Their long-range shooting was also on point, hitting 13 of 28 shots (46.4%). The Aces concluded the game with a field goal percentage of 58.0% (40 out of 69) while limiting the Storm to 38.0% shooting (27 out of 71). Seattle made 8 of 27 three-point attempts (29.6%) and shot at 78.9% from the free throw line, converting 15 out of 19 attempts. Defensively, Las Vegas allowed Seattle to accumulate 28 rebounds overall (with 8 offensive boards).
Jackie Young played a crucial role for the Aces in this contest, hitting 12 of 18 shots for an efficiency rate of 66.7%. In her 29 minutes on the court, she scored 35 points and contributed with 5 assists.
Las Vegas boasts a reliable win-loss record of 28-13. The Aces average 17.7 personal fouls per game and have a remarkable free throw shooting percentage of 81.5%. They are leading the league with an impressive 22.0 assists per game while averaging only 12.0 turnovers. This season, the Aces have scored a total of 3,738 points (averaging 91.2 points per game) and collect approximately 33.7 rebounds per contest. Offensively, they are shooting at 48.4% from the field, ranking second in the league. Defensively, the Aces rank sixth in points allowed per game at 86.3, with averages of 19.0 assists and 33.4 rebounds allowed, placing them second and eighth in those respective categories. Defensively, Las Vegas allows opponents to shoot 35.2% from three-point range and 79.5% from the free throw line while forcing 13.0 turnovers per game and permitting a 44.4% shooting percentage (ranked 5th in the league).
Will Seattle emerge victorious against the spread in tonight’s WNBA action?
Predicted Pick: Bet on Seattle
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