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Wembanyama's 52 points, 24 rebounds lead Spurs to 112-111 win over Mavericks

Victor Wembanyama posted career-high numbers to guide the San Antonio Spurs past the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday. The home team won 112-111, improving to 6-2 while Dallas falls to 4-4.

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November 5, 20262 min read

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November 4, 2026

A Historic Performance

The San Antonio Spurs defeated the visiting Dallas Mavericks 112-111 on Wednesday, November 4, at the Frost Bank Center. The decisive factor was a monumental effort by Victor Wembanyama, who recorded career-high totals of 52 points and 24 rebounds. His performance anchored the Spurs' offense and defense, securing a victory that improved their record to 6-2.

For Dallas, Kyrie Irving provided the primary spark with 29 points and 5 assists, while P.J. Washington contributed 10 rebounds, but it was not enough to overcome San Antonio's dominance.

Early Spurs Lead

The game began with the home team establishing an early advantage. San Antonio led 32-26 after the first quarter, fueled by Wembanyama's immediate impact at the rim and on the glass. The Spurs extended their lead in the second quarter, outscoring Dallas 36-25 in that period.

By halftime, the visitors trailed 68-51, facing a significant deficit after a strong defensive showing from the host team. The second half saw the Mavericks attempt to rally, but the Spurs' initial lead proved difficult to overcome.

Fourth-Quarter Drama

Dallas closed the gap in the third quarter, scoring 29 points to San Antonio's 22, which brought the game within reach heading into the final period. The fourth quarter was a back-and-forth affair, with the Mavericks scoring 31 points to the Spurs' 22. The margin narrowed significantly in the final minutes, creating a tense atmosphere among the 18,354 fans in attendance.

The game remained close until the final seconds, with both teams exchanging baskets to keep the score tight.

Final Result

In the closing moments, the Spurs managed to pull ahead. Victor Wembanyama's consistent scoring and rebounding presence were critical in the final stretch. The final score remained 112-111 in favor of San Antonio.

This result leaves the Spurs with a 6-2 record, while the Mavericks drop to 4-4. The performance highlighted the Spurs' ability to leverage star power in high-pressure situations, marking a significant win for the home team in their early-season schedule.

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Sasha Yoder covers Richardson high school and area college sports.

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