A’ja Wilson achieved a historic milestone on Wednesday by surpassing the WNBA single-season scoring record in the Las Vegas Aces’ match against the Indiana Fever. Her 941st point was earned with a shot from the free-throw line, exceeding Jewell Loyd’s 2023 record of 939 points.
A Historic Moment in the Second Quarter
Wilson’s shot with 26.4 seconds remaining in the second quarter not only energized her team but also made A’ja Wilson a part of the WNBA history books. With her remarkable season averages of 27.3 points and 11.9 rebounds per game, it is no wonder that she delivered an exceptional performance.
Overcoming Injury to Make History
Wilson’s accomplishment is all the more impressive given that she had recently come back from a foot injury. Despite missing the Aces’ last game in New York, she continued to perform well by scoring 12 points and grabbing eight rebounds in the first half.
Looking Ahead for the Aces
The Aces will play four more games in the regular season, which includes facing the Fever again on Friday night. As Wilson keeps excelling in the game. Supporters are keen to witness how close she can get to breaking the scoring record.
A Moment to Celebrate
For A’ja Wilson , this achievement shows her commitment and competence. Her resilience in overcoming injuries and setting records is a testament to her influence in the WNBA. Supporters and fellow players rejoiced over this milestone, acknowledging it as another impressive moment in Wilson’s exceptional career.
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