AFTER THE GAME
The Las Vegas Aces lose against the Indiana Fever 89-73. Despite the loss, THE WNBA announced A'ja Wilson as their Most Valuable Player for a fourth time. She is the only player to be named M'VP more than three times.
BEFORE THE GAME
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A best-of-five Round 2 of the WNBA playoffs starts right here on Channel 13 as the Las Vegas Aces face off against the Indiana Fever on Sunday at noon.
Starting off Round 2 at the crib 🏠
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📍 The House
⌚️ 12PM PT
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Jackie Young tipped the scales for the Aces 74-73 in final seconds of Thursday night's game against Seattle, pushing Las Vegas into today's semifinal match.
In their quest for a third title, star player A'ja Wilson was named as an MVP finalist. The decision will be made Sunday, and should Wilson receive the award she will make WNBA history as the first 4x MVP.
Tipoff starts at 12 p.m. on Channel 13.
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Aces rest A'ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray and Jackie Young in loss to Liberty
Without A’ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray and Jackie Young, the Las Vegas Aces were no match for the New York Liberty, losing 111-71.
Gray hits buzzer-beating 3s to lift Aces past Fever 86-84 in OT
Chelsea Gray made two buzzer-beating 3-pointers after Caitlin Clark’s uncharacteristic mistakes, the first to force overtime and the second to give the Aces an 86-84 victory.
Las Vegas youth basketball coach gains national recognition
Of five finalists nationally, Jenn-Jenn Marshall is the only Jr. WNBA coach and female nominated for the Community Coach of the Year award.
Las Vegas youth basketball coach gains national recognition
Jenn-Jenn Marshall led an Aces Academy camp at the team's headquarters in Henderson on Wednesday, but she took the court as more than just a coach. Marshall is one of only five youth coaches nationally who are nominated for the Jr. NBA and Jr. WNBA Community Coach of the Year award.
