Wembanyama's 30-point, 14-rebound performance lifts Spurs past Kings 124-109

Spurs Extend Lead in Second Half

The San Antonio Spurs secured a decisive 124-109 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Friday, November 6, 2026, at the Golden 1 Center. Victor Wembanyama was the standout performer for the visitors, accumulating 30 points and 14 rebounds to anchor the Spurs' offensive effort. Stephon Castle contributed significantly to the playmaking side with seven assists, helping to orchestrate the team's attack against the home squad.

The Spurs entered the game with a 7-2 record, while the Kings dropped to 1-8 following this loss.

Early Momentum and Quarter Progression

The game unfolded with the Spurs establishing an early advantage. They led 38-29 after the first quarter, scoring 38 points while holding the Kings to 29. The visitors maintained their control in the second period, outscoring Sacramento 37-27 to take a 75-56 lead into the halftime break.

This two-quarter stretch allowed San Antonio to build a substantial cushion that proved difficult for the Kings to overcome. The scoring line reflects a dominant first half for the Spurs, who averaged nearly 38 points per quarter during that period, compared to the Kings' 28-point average.

Late Game Execution

In the third quarter, the scoring remained relatively balanced, with both teams putting up 24 points, keeping the Spurs' lead steady at 21. However, the fourth quarter saw San Antonio assert their dominance once again. The Spurs scored 25 points in the final frame, while the Kings managed 29, but the earlier deficit proved too large to close.

The Spurs finished with a total of 124 points, outscoring the Kings by 15 points. The attendance at the venue was 14,238, witnessing a game where the Spurs' efficiency and Wembanyama's dual threat kept the Kings at bay throughout the contest.

Final Records and Standings

The result improves the San Antonio Spurs' record to 7-2, highlighting their strong start to the season. Conversely, the Sacramento Kings' record falls to 1-8, reflecting a challenging start for the home team. The final score of 124-109 stands as a testament to the Spurs' balanced attack, led by Wembanyama's 30 points and 14 rebounds, and Castle's seven assists.

No other specific statistical details beyond these top performers and the final score are provided in the official box score summary for this recap.

Sources

ESPN