The Las Vegas Aces W defeated the Golden State Valkyries W 92-73, pulling away for a 19-point victory in NBA W action. Las Vegas controlled the game with efficient offense and strong ball movement, using a balanced attack to create quality looks and maintain separation as the contest progressed. The Aces’ shooting was the defining factor. Las Vegas finished with 11 made three-pointers and recorded 21 assists, showing consistent spacing and execution in the half court. Golden State had success inside the arc and won the rebounding battle 31-25, but the Valkyries struggled from long range, making just 5 of 30 attempts from three-point territory. Golden State stayed competitive in stretches behind efficient overall field-goal shooting, but the gap in perimeter production and playmaking proved costly. The Valkyries finished with only 8 assists, limiting their ability to generate sustained offensive rhythm against a Las Vegas team that consistently found better shots. For Las Vegas, the win reinforces its ability to win decisively through offensive efficiency and perimeter scoring. For Golden State, the result highlights areas to address going forward, particularly three-point shooting consistency and offensive creation, despite a solid rebounding effort.