The Las Vegas Aces defeated the Seattle Storm 101-91, using efficient offense and stronger overall execution to secure a 10-point win. Las Vegas finished with a clear edge in shooting efficiency, connecting on 25 of 42 field-goal attempts for 60.0%, while Seattle shot 21 of 47 for 45.0%. The Aces’ ability to generate quality looks and convert them consistently helped them control the tempo for much of the game. Seattle stayed competitive behind its perimeter shooting, making 12 three-pointers on 27 attempts. The Storm’s outside production helped keep the game within reach, but Las Vegas countered with balanced ball movement and interior efficiency. The Aces recorded 27 assists, showing strong offensive rhythm and spacing throughout the matchup. Rebounding was another important factor in the result. Las Vegas held a 39-27 advantage on the boards, limiting Seattle’s second-chance opportunities while creating extra possessions of its own. That edge, combined with a more efficient shooting night, gave the Aces enough separation to withstand Seattle’s scoring pushes. For Las Vegas, the win reinforces its ability to win through offensive execution, depth, and control of the glass. For Seattle, the performance showed promise from three-point range, but the Storm will need to improve rebounding and defensive resistance against high-efficiency opponents going forward.