A’ja Wilson made more WNBA history Sunday, but the milestone did not change her focus. Wilson scored 30 points in the Aces’ 98-77 win over Seattle and became the only player in league history to record multiple 1,000-point seasons.
The Seattle Storm lost their 35th game of the season when the Las Vegas Aces defeated them 98-77. There was a clear silver lining, though. Flau’jae Johnson
A'ja Wilson, Jackie Young and the Las Vegas Aces will go for their fifth straight win when they host the Seattle Storm on Sunday night. Las Vegas (28-13) is playing the Storm in back-to-back games after winning 114-77 on the road Thursday night.
The Seattle Storm dropped their first game back from the FIBA World Cup break, 114-77, but rookie star Flau’jae Johnson made things a little bit interesting in the second half as she caught fire and gave the home crowd something to cheer about.
Jackie Young returned from Berlin with a gold medal, another championship on her résumé and almost no time to settle back in. She did not need much. Young scored a career-high 35 points Thursday as the Las Vegas Aces beat the Seattle Storm 114-77.
The concern that players and teams would lose rhythm after three weeks away from the WNBA was legitimate as the league prepared to resume its regular season.
Jackie Young tied the WNBA record for most points in a quarter, 22, and finished with a career-high 35 as the defending champion Las Vegas Aces began their tuneup for the playoffs with a 114-77 rout of the host Seattle Storm on Thursday.
Jackie Young carried her World Cup form straight back into the WNBA. Young scored a career-high 35 points, including 22 in the first quarter, as the Las Vegas Aces rolled past the Seattle Storm 114-77 on Thursday at Climate Pledge Arena.
Caitlin Clark played a key role in Team USA’s success at the FIBA World Cup. The Indiana Fever guard was a big part of head coach Kara Lawson’s rotation despite coming off the bench in all six games.
Aliyah Boston played an important role for Team USA at the FIBA World Cup in Berlin. The Indiana Fever star showcased her all-around game and delivered consistent performances for the national team.
Team USA entered this year’s World Cup with a new coaching staff, many first-time players, and the threat of France’s impressive talent looming. The team
Sometimes celebrations are obvious, while other times they go unnoticed. Team USA forward Breanna Stewart and guard Jackie Young extended their World Cup-winning streak to 36 games, but Sunday’s celebration seemed rather subdued.
One of the most persistent criticisms leveled at coach Kara Lawson throughout Team USA’s gold medal run was her decision to build around the team’s veteran core, starting the same five experienced players in every single game while the younger contingent of the roster waited on the bench.
Caitlin Clark and Team USA completed their mission in Berlin on Sunday. They won their fifth consecutive FIBA World Cup with an undefeated run in the tournament.
In the aftermath of Team USA’s thrilling comeback against France to win the 2026 FIBA World Cup, few stood as proud as Las Vegas Aces star Jackie Young.
Two players who were once basketball’s biggest rivals for three seasons just turned around a 14-point deficit together, and there is no stopping the internet from staring at how they reacted.
Team USA erased a 14-point first-half deficit, took control after halftime and finished its unbeaten run through Berlin with a gold medal. Chelsea Gray and Jackie Young were central to the turnaround.
Team USA is now headed to the FIBA World Cup final after taking down Spain in the semifinals on Saturday. Breanna Stewart led the way for the Americans in the 76-66 win, tallying 16 points, six rebounds, two assists, one steal and one block.
Is there tension between Caitlin Clark and her teammates on the U.S. national squad? Some fans certainly think so. Even though Team USA defeated Spain in the FIBA World Cup semifinals on Saturday, fans accused WNBA veteran Jackie Young of intentionally ignoring Clark every time they were on the floor together.
Team USA’s mix of experienced players and young stars has become a major talking point at the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup. The team still depends heavily on its WNBA veterans, but former college player Rachel A.
Former college basketball player Rachel A. Demita has criticised the way Team USA’s veterans and younger stars have been discussed during the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, claiming there is “definitely a divide” around the squad.
Team USA guard Jackie Young could be seen visibly encouraging teammates to cheer for Caitlin Clark during Team USA’s win over Czechia. Team USA picked up an easy 105-64 win against Czechia to extend their 20-year win streak at the FIBA World Cup and picked up three wins out of three in Group D at the 2026 edition.
Jackie Young was the only American player to score in double figures in Team USA’s tense 55-52 win over Italy at the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup on Sunday.
Jackie Young pumped in a season-high 32 points with a stellar start and a clutch late-game stretch as the Las Vegas Aces fended off visiting Washington for an 83-76 victory on Thursday, topping the Mystics for the second time in three nights.
The Indiana Fever and the Las Vegas Aces had an exciting showdown on Thursday night, but unfortunately not without some extracurricular activity. In the third quarter at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Ind., Aces guard Jackie Young was inbounding the ball by the seats at center court.