Chelsea Gray’s clutch shooting propelled the Las Vegas Aces to an 86-84 overtime win against the Indiana Fever on Saturday night. Gray sank two critical buzzer-beating three-pointers, first to force overtime and then to secure the victory, as the defending WNBA champions withstood a late surge by Indiana.

The game, held in Indiana, featured a strong performance from Fever star Caitlin Clark, who scored 20 points and recorded eight assists but also struggled with eight turnovers. Clark’s mistakes in the final moments played a key role in the outcome. With seven seconds remaining in regulation and the Fever leading by three points, Clark missed two crucial free throws. Later in overtime, leading by one point, she lost possession with seven seconds left, setting the stage for Gray’s game-winning shot.

A’ja Wilson was the standout for the Aces, contributing 26 points and grabbing 13 rebounds. Wilson also delivered a vital defensive stop against Clark during the overtime period that enabled Gray’s decisive basket. Jackie Young bolstered the Aces’ offense with 22 points, including a franchise-record streak of 15 consecutive points that helped close the first half and start the second.

Gray finished the game with 11 points, including three made three-pointers, two of which were pivotal in shifting the momentum in Las Vegas’s favor. The victory marks a hard-fought win for the Aces as they continue to defend their championship title this season.