Las Vegas Aces Closing In: 2 Wins Away From Matching 12-Game Record Run

The Las Vegas Aces are so close to tying the franchise record of 12 straight wins! That record was previously set by the 2023 Aces and the 2012 San Antonio Stars team. 

The Aces currently hold the league’s best record since WNBA All-Star break at 13-3, winning 12 of their last 13 games. With two more victories, they’ll tie the franchise record of 12 consecutive wins. 

The Aces are traveling to Chicago on Monday, Aug. 25 to face the Sky for the first time this season at Wintrust Arena. The Aces are looking to extend their current win streak to 11, which is the longest winning run in the WNBA this season. 

The Aces are 24-14, while the Sky are 9-27. The Sky have only two wins since the All-Star break. They are anchored by Angel Reese, who missed 10 games with an injury, but leads the league in rebounds and tops her team in scoring. 

The game will tip off at 5 p.m. PT and will air on Vegas 34 and NBA TV.

Following their win on Saturday, the Aces sit alone in 3rd place in the league standings, just half a game behind Atlanta (24-13) for the No. 2 seed. 

Minnesota (29-7), who Las Vegas faces on Sept. 4, holds the top spot. The Aces have six regular-season games remaining, including a key matchup on the road against Atlanta.

The 2025 Playoff schedule, recently released by the WNBA, begins on Sunday, Sept. 14. The semifinals begin Sunday, Sept. 21, and the Finals on Friday, Oct. 3. 

See schedule here. 

Aces players have been hitting big milestones this season. 

Star A’ja Wilson needs just 9 free throws to move past Katie Smith for No. 9, and Jewell Loyd needs 13 to move past Sylvia Fowles into the No. 16 spot on the league’s all-time free throws made list. 

Wilson needs one more point to move past DeLisha Milton-Jones to move into sole possession of No. 21 on the league’s all-time scoring list, and Loyd needs four defensive rebounds to reach 1,000 for her career. 

The Aces are just two wins away from tying the franchise record of 12 consecutive wins. 

Wilson is on a tear, piling up numbers and accolades game after game.

She leads the league in win shares, just ahead of Napheesa Collier and Allisha Gray, for the third year in a row. Wilson is also the only player in league history to average at least 20 points and 10 rebounds while committing fewer than 2.5 turnovers a game in a season. She also claimed this feat last season. 

She is one of just four players in WNBA history to average at least 20 points and 10 rebounds in a season, and the only one to achieve this multiple times. Wilson also stands alone as the only player ever to average 20 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 blocks while shooting over 45% from the field.

Heading into Monday night's matchup with Chicago, she is posting 23.2 points, 10.2 rebounds, 3.1 assists, and 2.2 blocks per game on 49.4% shooting.

The regular season is now winding down, but the action is just heating up - especially for the Aces.

After playing the Sky on Monday night, the Aces are off to Atlanta to face the Dream on Wednesday, Aug. 27. Then they are back at home for three games, all being played at T-Mobile Arena, just up the road from their home arena inside Mandalay Bay.

They'll face the No. 1 seed, Minnesota Lynx on Thursday, Sept. 4, and then the Sky in back-to-back games on Sunday, Sept. 7 and Tuesday, Sept. 9.

Their final regular season game is against the Los Angeles Sparks in LA on Thursday, Sept. 11.

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