Jackie Young, A'ja Wilson achieve milestones in Aces win
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 4:53 AM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026

Jackie Young and A'ja Wilson had historic performances in the Las Vegas Aces' 114-77 victory over the Seattle Storm on September 17. Young scored 22 points in the first quarter, tying the WNBA record for most points in a quarter with 35 total. Wilson broke the single-season free throw record, surpassing the previous mark with 259 free throws in 37 games, finishing with 29 points. Both players have been pivotal this season, showcasing their skills in a league that has expanded its schedule. Young recently helped Team USA clinch a gold medal in the FIBA World Cup. The Aces continue to lead in the WNBA standings as the regular season progresses.
- •Young scores 22 points in the first quarter, finishing with 35.
- •Wilson breaks single-season free throw record with 259 free throws.
- •Aces secure a convincing 114-77 victory over the Storm.
- •Young recently contributed to Team USA's FIBA World Cup gold.
- •Aces lead the WNBA standings as the season progresses.
- 4:53 AMYahoo Sports — Jackie Young, A'ja Wilson have record nights in Las Vegas Aces win
"Jackie Young tied for most points scored in a quarter, and A'ja Wilson broke the record for most free throws made in a season.
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