LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — When we are talking breakfast of champions, it was only a matter of time before Las Vegas MVP A'ja Wilson entered the conversation.
Now, the association is official as Wilson is one of the latest athletes to be featured on the iconic orange Wheaties cereal box.
Wilson has become one of the most dominant athletes of this era in her eight seasons in the WNBA, racking up three championships, four MVP honors, three defensive player of the year awards and more.
She isn't just a superstar on the court. Through the A’ja Wilson Foundation, she champions causes close to her heart, including youth advocacy, dyslexia awareness, education equity and community empowerment.
The new limited-edition A’ja Wilson Wheaties box hits shelves nationwide starting this month. As part of this milestone, Wheaties will also make a $50,000 donation to support A’ja’s community efforts.
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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.
Las Vegas Aces team up with local youth athletes for annual all-star clinic
Members of the Aces organization coached 100 local youth athletes at their annual all-star clinic on Wednesday at the Henderson Multigenerational Center.
Las Vegas Aces team up with local youth athletes for annual all-star clinic
Members of the organization took to the Henderson Multigenerational Center to coach up 100 youth athletes.
