Why is A’Ja Wilson ‘shocked’ after she made a history of VNBA

History is made on Sunday during the game between Las Vegas Aces and Connecticut Sun on Michelob Ultra Arena, like Superstar Center A’ja Wilson became the first player ever in VNBA Amass at least 30 points and 20 rebounds In the same game.

Wilson had his own way from the beginning to finish the sun, with a former southern Caroline Gamecocks with a 32 point in effect from 13 to 25 shots from the field, while he added 20 rebounds in 37 minutes of work. Aces did not lose Wilson’s exceptional performance, because they reached a 94-86 victory in the house.

Wilson seemed to be surprised When she learned that her feat was the first of this kind in the history of the league.

“It’s huge,” A’ja Wilson said after she placed a basketball masterclass on the damage of the sun, according to the ESPN. “I didn’t even know, as great as we have in this league, it was somehow a shocker to just happen. I love what I do. I love that. So I can go out and just answer.

Other Monster plays from A’y Wilson It seems to be okay to move in the game against low sun. In the previous Asian Extra, Wilson, which is the most valuable player of VNBA, illuminated the storm in Seattle for 29 points and 12 Committees to guide Las Vegas in profit of 90-86 at home. Its double double against Connecticut was also her third in seven games in seven games.

Despite the incredible numbers of A’JA Wilson, it was not the only one who significantly produced for the aces in relation to the connective. Jackie Young had a pretty nightAs it fired 21 points on shooting 9-14 for 14, she made fun of six helpers and pulled four jumps in 32 minutes. Jewell Lloid and Dana Evans provided sparks from the bench, with 12 and 10 points, or by combining for three of the eight 3-indicators of the team.

So far, at the regular season VNBA 2025. Wilson average 22.2 points, 9.6 board, 3.4 helps, 1.6 thefts and 2.1 blocks per game.

Reckle Villas is an experienced sports writer covering various sports, including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college football. He graduated in the communication art from the University of Santo Thomas in the Philippines.