The Aces continue to shape the future of USA Basketball. Las Vegas guards Chelsea Gray and Jackie Young were named to the 18-player roster for the USA Women’s National Team training camp, which takes place from Dec.
The Indiana Fever will have many fascinating decisions to make when it comes to free agency this offseason. With essentially every single player who isn't still on a rookie contract (such as Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston) becoming unrestricted free agents in the coming months, the league's landscape is set to drastically change.
Jackie Young has now won three WNBA championships with the Las Vegas Aces and is just two shy of tying Rebekkah Brunson for the most in league history.
A WNBA dynasty officially began Friday night when the Las Vegas Aces captured their third WNBA championship in the last four seasons.
The Las Vegas Aces entered Game 4 of the WNBA Finals looking to complete a sweep. The Phoenix Mercury had to play the game without Satou Sabally, giving the Aces an even bigger advantage.
Before tipoff of what could be a championship-clinching Game Four against the Phoenix Mercury, Las Vegas Aces stars A’ja Wilson and Jackie Young have received high honors from the WNBA.
The Las Vegas Aces are one win away from cementing themselves as a dynasty in the WNBA. Las Vegas knocked off the Phoenix Mercury 90-88 on Wednesday night to take a commanding 3-0 series lead.
The Phoenix Mercury head home with their backs against the wall while the Las Vegas Aces lead the series 2-0 after a thrilling 91-78 win on their home floor on Sunday afternoon.
The Las Vegas Aces are looking to inch closer to another WNBA title as they are up 2-0 in the Finals. On Wednesday, they will face the Mercury for the first road game of this series.
When going into Game 1, Jackie Young reportedly did not have enough energy to give her best. Aces head coach Becky Hammon highlighted that Young was experiencing “a little bit of fatigue”.
It’s another win for the Aces! The two-time WNBA champions are on fire, and the scoreboard proves it as No. 2 seed LV Aces dismantled the Mercury 91-78.
When Kelsey Plum left the Aces for the Sparks, questions immediately arose: who would step up as the second scoring option alongside reigning MVP A’ja Wilson?
“When these All-WNBA teams start coming out, you’ve got to think about Jackie Young for sure. One of the best two-way players in the league, if not the best on any given night,” said Becky Hammon back in September.
A strong second quarter in Game Two of the WNBA finals by the Las Vegas Aces may be the key to a championship. The story of the night was the Aces’ star power that took control in quarter two and never looked back.
The Las Vegas Aces moved one step closer to another championship after dismantling the Phoenix Mercury 91–78 in Game 2 of the 2025 WNBA Finals on Sunday night at Michelob ULTRA Arena.
The Las Vegas Aces are two wins away from another WNBA championship thanks to their 91-78 win over the Phoenix Mercury on Sunday afternoon.
The Las Vegas Aces got everything they could handle from the resilient Indiana Fever on Tuesday night.
Jackie Young scored 25 points and the Las Vegas Aces finally got rolling on offense to take down the Indiana Fever.
Behind Kelsey Mitchell's playoff career-high 34 points, the sixth-seeded Indiana Fever spoiled the celebration for Most Valuable Player A'ja Wilson and the host Las Vegas Aces with an 89-73 Game 1 upset in their WNBA semifinal matchup on Sunday.
A'ja Wilson matched her career playoff high of 38 points and Jackie Young scored the decisive points on a putback as the Las Vegas Aces edged the visiting Seattle Storm 74-73 on Thursday night to win the best-of-three first-round series.
Really, is there anyone who can stop the Las Vegas Aces right now? The Aces notched their 17th straight win after easily disposing of the Seattle Storm, 102-77, in Game 1 of their best-of-three series in the first round of the playoffs on Sunday.
During the all-star break, not only was Las Vegas Aces guard Jackie Young celebrating being selected as all-star, but she celebrated her signature shoe signing with Sketchers.
Jackie Young is on a path towards the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. Young won a National Championship at Notre Dame in 2018, was the number one overall
According to Yahoo! Sports, Jackie Young has a new accolade to celebrate. Aces reigning MVP A’ja Wilson is not the only Aces star making waves this All-Star weekend.
Skechers has asserted itself as a major player in the basketball market by signing several top players and suiting them up in the best kicks the brand has to offer.
While her Las Vegas Aces teammate A’ja Wilson stole the show in the first two games in the Paris 2024 Olympics, Jackie Young made the most of her opportunity off the bench as she scored 19 points for Team USA to defeat Germany 87-68 on Sunday.
Young, 26, has been with the Aces since they selected her No. 1 in the 2019 WNBA Draft out of Notre Dame. She has averaged 13.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.1 steals in 162 games (140 starts).
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