Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson is giving back to Vegas kids. She recently helped to refurbish a basketball court at the Boys ...

A’ja is the 13th player in WNBA history to get a signature shoe. Nike announced the A’One 'Pink Aura' in May of 2024, and all ...

Las Vegas Aces center A'ja Wison cried during a locker room speech last September. Wilson tallied 1,000 points in a single season that day, making WNBA history. In a tearful postgame moment with ...

The resurgence of the WNBA does not happen without A'ja Wilson. Born in South Carolina, Wilson found her passion playing basketball for Heathwood Hall Episcopal School's varsity team — and even ...

A'ja Wilson joined the elite list of basketball players who have their signature shoes in the sneaker market. She is the first black female WNBA star who has her signature shoe with Nike.

The 2025 WNBA campaign is fast approaching, and A'ja Wilson is looking forward to the new year coming off her third Most Valuable Player-winning season. Wilson rewrote the record book throughout ...

Those comments received mixed reactions within the basketball world. Last May, two-time WNBA champion A'ja Wilson was asked whether race and double standards in sports played a role in Clark's ...

From Angel Reese to Skylar Diggins-Smith and A’ja Wilson to Brittney Griner, these 10 WNBA athletes catch our attention with their fabulous fashion.

The issue also touches on overcoming adversity, particularly Wilson's experience after the Aces' bid for a WNBA championship three-peat fell short. WNBA MVP A'ja Wilson and gymnast Jordan Chiles ...

Wilson has been with the Aces since 2018, her rookie season. Together, they have won two WNBA Championships and become a gold standard for the league. Her contract with Las Vegas runs through the ...

COLUMBIA — While A'ja Wilson ... three-time WNBA MVP who had her University of South Carolina jersey retired less than 24 hours before was there to film a sit-down interview. Wilson sat on ...

A’ja Wilson pulled up ... shoe just further solidifies Wilson’s resume as a bonafide basketball star. She’s a former No. 1 overall pick turned three-time WNBA MVP and two-time WNBA champion.