- Matchup: Las Vegas Aces vs. Toronto Tempo
- Date: Sunday, August 23, 2026
- Venue: Rogers Arena, Vancouver, BC
- Broadcast: WNBA League Pass
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On Sunday, Rogers Arena will be the stage for the clash between the Toronto Tempo (10-25) and the Las Vegas Aces (25-13).
In their previous game, the Las Vegas Aces triumphed over the Connecticut Sun with a decisive score of 101-78. The Aces showcased an impressive field goal percentage of 49.3%, converting 37 of 75 attempts, and sank 9 out of 25 three-point shots. At the free-throw line, they capitalized on 18 of 22 opportunities, achieving an excellent 81.8% success rate. They excelled on the boards, securing 40 rebounds, with 12 of those being offensive. Additionally, the team recorded 23 assists, forced 18 turnovers, and made 7 steals. Defensively, Las Vegas allowed their opponents to achieve a shooting percentage of 45.3% (29 of 64). The Sun registered 5 assists and made 7 steals, grabbing a total of 23 rebounds (5 offensive, 18 defensive) and recording 3 blocked shots. Connecticut finished their free throws at a 77.8% accuracy, making 14 of 18 attempts, along with 6 conversions from 22 three-point endeavors.
Jackie Young was standout performer in this contest, finishing with 24 points on 10 of 21 shooting, complemented by 7 rebounds in 28 minutes of play. She achieved a shooting percentage of 47.6% and contributed 5 assists.
The Las Vegas Aces enter this matchup boasting a commendable win-loss record of 25-13 for the season. They average 12.1 turnovers per game and commit 17.8 personal fouls nightly. As a unit, the Aces are pulling down an average of 33.6 rebounds per game and have distributed a remarkable 831 assists this season, leading the league in passing. The team has a three-point shooting percentage of 35.9%, having made 323 out of 900 attempts, and converts at 81.2% from the free-throw line. They average 90.6 points per game, ranking 4th in the WNBA, while shooting 48.2% overall. Defensively, Las Vegas forces opponents into an average of 12.8 turnovers per game and draws 19.4 personal fouls. The Aces’ defense allows a field goal percentage of 44.7% (487 of 736) and averages 33.6 rebounds per game. They also rank 5th in the WNBA for assists allowed with a total of 720 for the year and surrender 35.3% on three-point attempts, positioning them 6th in points per game allowed at 87.1.
In their last outing, the Toronto Tempo fell to the Washington Mystics with a final score of 93-82. Toronto managed to grab a total of 27 rebounds (20 defensive and 7 offensive) and committed 8 turnovers, netting 5 steals. The Mystics were called for 16 personal fouls, giving Toronto 23 free-throw attempts, of which they made 15 for a conversion rate of 65.2%. From the perimeter, the Tempo hit 11 of 27 shots (40.7%), while their overall shooting percentage was 43.1% (28 of 65). Defensively, they allowed the Mystics to shoot 45.5% (30 of 66) and permitted 43 rebounds (14 offensive).
Kiki Rice made a significant impact for the Tempo, hitting 5 of 9 shots for an efficiency of 55.6%, although she did not record any rebounds. In 24 minutes on the court, Rice totaled 19 points along with 2 assists.
The Tempo’s current season record stands at 10-25. They have scored a total of 3,069 points this season, averaging 87.7 points per game, and pulling down 31.3 rebounds on average. The team commits 21.5 personal fouls each game while maintaining an 81.1% success rate from the free-throw line. Offensively, the Tempo hold an 8th place ranking in shooting efficiency at 44.6%. They average 20.0 assists per game (10th in the league) and surrender 13.7 turnovers per matchup. Defensively, they rank last in the WNBA, allowing an average of 94.3 points per game, with 22.2 assists and 34.8 rebounds per matchup, placing them 13th and 12th respectively in those categories. Toronto’s defense permits 35.0% shooting from beyond the three-point line (332 of 948) and allows opponents to convert 79.5% of free-throw attempts, while struggling against team shooting percentages, conceding 47.5% from the floor (13th overall).
What’s the Parlay prediction for tonight?
Expert Analysis: Back Toronto
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