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Wembanyama’s 36 Points Lead Spurs Past Jazz 117-111 in Overtime

Victor Wembanyama scored 36 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as the visiting San Antonio Spurs defeated the host Utah Jazz 117-111 on Wednesday. The victory improved San Antonio to 3-2 while Utah fell to 1-4.

Sasha Yoder· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

October 29, 20261 min read

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October 28, 2026

Spurs Extend Winning Streak in Salt Lake City

The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Utah Jazz 117-111 on Wednesday, October 28, at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City. The victory improved the visiting Spurs to a 3-2 record, while the host Jazz dropped to 1-4. Attendance at the venue was 17,867.

Wembanyama Anchors Offense

Victor Wembanyama was the standout performer for San Antonio, scoring 36 points and recording 14 rebounds. He also contributed to the team’s offensive flow, with Stephon Castle adding 8 assists. For the Jazz, Keyonte George led the scoring effort with 31 points. Isaiah Collier provided 6 assists, and Jaxson Hayes secured 11 rebounds for the home squad.

Game Progression

The Jazz took an early lead, finishing the first quarter up 32-22. San Antonio responded in the second period, scoring 29 points to close the first half with a 51-55 deficit. The Spurs dominated the third quarter, outscoring Utah 34-30 to take a 85-85 tie into the fourth quarter. The fourth quarter was tight, with both teams trading buckets to end regulation tied at 105-105.

Overtime Decider

The extra period saw the Spurs pull away. San Antonio scored 12 points in overtime, while Utah managed only 6. The final sequence of plays saw the Spurs extend their lead to secure the 117-111 victory. The game featured a strong defensive effort by San Antonio in the final minutes, limiting Utah’s scoring opportunities after the fourth quarter.

Season Context

This result marks the Spurs’ third win of the season. The Jazz have lost four of their first five games. The teams will continue their schedules in the coming weeks, with the Spurs maintaining a positive record on the road.

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Sasha Yoder· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Sasha Yoder covers Richardson high school and area college sports.

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