A’ja Wilson

A’ja Wilson is an American professional basketball center for the Las Vegas Aces and the United States national team. She is a multiple-time WNBA MVP and champion.

2018 WNBA season: The WNBA season in which A’ja Wilson won the league’s Most Valuable Player award as a rookie. Wilson’s first MVP season established her as a league-leading star.
Dawn Staley: An American basketball coach and former player who led South Carolina to a national championship in 2017. Staley coached Wilson at South Carolina and helped develop her into a national star.
South Carolina Gamecocks women's basketball: The University of South Carolina women’s basketball program, which won the 2017 NCAA championship. Wilson starred for the Gamecocks before entering the WNBA.
WNBA Most Valuable Player Award: The annual award recognizing the WNBA player judged most valuable during the regular season. Wilson has won the award three times, joining the league’s most decorated players.
2022 WNBA Finals: The championship series in which the Las Vegas Aces defeated the Connecticut Sun to win their first WNBA title. Wilson led Las Vegas to its first championship and earned Finals MVP.
Becky Hammon: An American basketball coach and former player who became head coach of the Las Vegas Aces in 2022. Hammon coached Wilson through the Aces’ 2022 and 2023 championship seasons.
2018 WNBA draft: The annual selection of eligible players by WNBA teams, in which the Las Vegas Aces chose Wilson first overall. The Aces’ top selection began Wilson’s professional career.
WNBA records: Statistical and achievement marks set across the history of the Women’s National Basketball Association. Wilson’s 2024 scoring total set a new single-season record.
2023 WNBA season: The WNBA season in which the Las Vegas Aces repeated as champions and A’ja Wilson won her second MVP award. Wilson’s MVP and title made the Aces the first repeat champions in over two decades.
Jackie Young: An American professional basketball guard for the Las Vegas Aces and a member of the U.S. national team. Young’s backcourt play complements Wilson’s work inside for Las Vegas.

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