A’ja Wilson delivered one of the greatest scoring performances in WNBA history last night, dropping 45 points in the Las Vegas Aces’ 101–94 win over the Connecticut Sun. The two‑time MVP was unstoppable from start to finish, showcasing elite efficiency, power, and control in a game that instantly became a defining moment of the 2024 season.
A’ja Wilson made WNBA history with a 45‑point, 83% shooting performance in the Aces’ win over the Connecticut Sun. Here’s the full breakdown and highlights.
Wilson shot 15‑of‑18 from the field (83.3%), hit 2‑of‑2 from three, and knocked down 13‑of‑13 free throws, making this the most efficient 45‑point game in league history. She added 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 blocks, and a steal in just 32 minutes.
Her performance also made her the first player in WNBA history with multiple 45‑point games, further cementing her status as the league’s most dominant two‑way force.
The Aces leaned on Wilson early as she scored 19 first‑half points to build a 54–44 lead. When the Sun cut the deficit to two late in the third, Wilson responded with a cold‑blooded three and a three‑point play, sparking a 16–4 run that sealed the win.
In a season where the WNBA is experiencing record viewership, attendance, and cultural momentum, Wilson’s historic night serves as a showcase of the league’s evolution: elite skill, elite efficiency, and elite storytelling.
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