On Saturday night, The Las Vegas Aces, who are the current league leaders and the defending champs, came up against a tough Washington team that wouldn’t be intimidated. The Washington Mystics earned a stunning victory against the strong Aces in a WNBA game that had spectators on the edge of their seats, shocking the league. The Mystics sealed their victory with a final score of 78-62 with less than 40 seconds left on the game clock and a packed house at the D.C. arena on their feet.

Meanwhile,? a 23YO WNBA Star almost squared up with the referee during the game.

23 YO WNBA Star Challenges Referee’s Foul Call

The Washington Mystics defeated the top team in the WNBA, Las Vegas Aces with a commanding score of 78-62 after a remarkable comeback on the floor. The game was a pivotal moment for the Mystics, who not only ended a two-game home losing trend but also earned what might be regarded as their biggest victory of the season thus far.

Elena Delle Donne, who had been sidelined with injuries, was finally able to play again, making this victory even more special. Making her second appearance since July 9, she left her mark with a? fadeaway basket. made this victory even more impressive. This triumph not only ended Washington’s two-game home losing streak, but it also had the whole starting lineup available for the full 40 minutes of action.

However, the game was not without its dramatic moments. In the heat of the moment, Shakira Austin almost squared up with the referee during the third quarter of the game.

During the third quarter, Kelsey Plum passed the ball to formidable A’ja Wilson to make a shot. However, while doing so, Shakira Autin attempted to intercede by seizing the ball. The outcome was minimal physical contact between Wilson and Austin.

Unfortunately for Austin, she received a technical foul. The unexpected turn of events left Austin riled up against the foul call.

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The Aces were awarded a free throw for the foul, but Chelsea Gray failed to make the shot.

Meanwhile, the Aces historic WNBA title was celebrated by Vice President Harris during a recent White House visit.

The Aces visit the White House

The 2022 WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces were welcomed to the White House on Friday by Vice President Kamala Harris, who praised the team’s outstanding play. The Aces defeated the Connecticut Sun 78-71 to secure their championship in Game 4 of the WNBA Finals last year. Kamala Harris said, “It was only five years ago that this franchise moved to Las Vegas and now they are the first major professional sports team in Nevada history … to win a championship, and that’s because this team defines grit and determination.”

Chelsea Gray and A’ja Wilson, two of the Aces’ key players, gifted Vice President Harris a No. 49 jersey.

The White House event was originally intended to be held by President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden. However, due to the president’s extended family vacation, Vice President Harris took over the event.

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