Wembanyama’s 30 points, 14 rebounds lead Spurs past Kings 124-109

Spurs Extend Lead in Second Half

Victor Wembanyama’s sustained scoring and interior dominance proved decisive as the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Sacramento Kings 124-109 on Friday, November 6, 2026, at Golden 1 Center. The visiting team built a substantial cushion that Sacramento could not overcome, improving its record to 7-2 while the home squad dropped to 1-8 in the season. Attendance at the venue was 14,238.

Wembanyama Dominates Statistically

Wembanyama was the clear standout performer for San Antonio, finishing with a game-high 30 points and 14 rebounds. His presence on the glass and his ability to score from multiple areas kept the Spurs in control. Stephon Castle also contributed significantly to the offensive flow, recording 7 assists for the visiting team.

The Spurs’ balanced attack allowed them to outscore the Kings in the first half, leading 75-56 at the break.

Kings Struggle Offensively

For Sacramento, Darius Acuff Jr. provided the primary offensive spark, scoring 22 points and adding 8 assists. Domantas Sabonis offered a strong interior presence, grabbing 12 rebounds for the home team. However, the Kings were unable to match the Spurs’ efficiency, particularly in the second half.

The scoring margin widened significantly in the third and fourth quarters, with San Antonio outscoring Sacramento 24-24 in the third quarter and 25-29 in the fourth, maintaining their lead throughout the final stretch.

Final Records and Context

The result marks a significant win for the Spurs, who have now won seven of their first nine games. The Kings, conversely, have lost eight of their first nine. The game featured a series of key plays in the fourth quarter that sealed the outcome, including free throws by Harrison Barnes that pushed the final margin to 15 points.

No playoff or series context applies to this regular-season contest. The Spurs’ depth and Wembanyama’s statistical dominance were the defining factors in the outcome.

Sources

ESPN