FINAL · GAME DETAIL
Las Vegas Aces
vs Toronto Tempo
One game ID connects the final, quarter flow, leading player lines and season position.
| Team | 1Q | 2Q | 3Q | 4Q | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LV | 25 | 18 | 23 | 22 | 88 |
| TOR | 22 | 17 | 18 | 21 | 78 |
GAME FLOW · NUMBERS
Reconstructing the game from the quarter line
Las Vegas Aces finished ahead of Toronto Tempo, 88-78, a 10-point margin. The first-half totals were 43 for Las Vegas Aces and 39 for Toronto Tempo; the third- and fourth-quarter totals were 45 and 39. The combined final of 166 matches the sum of the two quarter lines across 4 periods, including any overtime.
1Q: LV 25-TOR 22, 25-22 cumulative; 2Q: LV 18-TOR 17, 43-39 cumulative; 3Q: LV 23-TOR 18, 66-57 cumulative; 4Q: LV 22-TOR 21, 88-78 cumulative. Reading the period score beside the running score identifies exactly when the gap expanded or contracted. Las Vegas Aces's highest-scoring period was 25 points, while Toronto Tempo's high was 22; the final separation was 10 points.
The first-half margin was 4 points, compared with 6 across the third and fourth quarters. Splitting the final this way preserves two distinct parts of the game instead of reducing it to one score. The quarter table above provides the same sequence as team scores and cumulative totals for direct comparison.
SEASON CONTEXT · 2026
Locating both teams through standings and head-to-head results
In the current table, Las Vegas Aces are 20-9, No. 2 overall and No. 2 in the West, 3.5 games behind the conference leader. Toronto Tempo are 10-18, No. 13 overall and No. 6 in the East, 8.5 games back. Their cumulative point differentials are +140 and -154.
Counting only completed standard-season results through this game, Las Vegas Aces stood at 22-11 across 33 games and Toronto Tempo at 11-21 across 32. Their most recent sets of up to five finals were 2-3 and 1-4. Scoring in those short windows was 441-429 for the away team and 409-465 for the home team, keeping recent form separate from the full-season record.
Across 2 completed meetings in the same season, Las Vegas Aces recorded 2 wins and Toronto Tempo 0; aggregate scoring was 197-161. The teams are separated by 11 places in the overall order and by 10 cumulative wins. Standings, the recent five-game window and the season series cover different sample sizes, so they are presented as three numerical views of the same matchup rather than collapsed into one rating.