Just days after leading the Las Vegas Aces to their third WNBA Championship in four years, star guard Jackie Young swapped her game-day gear for a Raising Cane’s uniform and joined the crew at the brand’s Las Vegas Strip flagship. Known to fans as the “Silent Assassin” for her calm precision under pressure, Young brought that same laser focus to the front counter, serving up smiles, ... Read more
From Underrated to Unstoppable: Jackie Young’s Third Ring Cements Her as the Aces’ Silent Killer.BT
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Skechers celebrates the performance of Jackie Young who helped the Las Vegas Aces earn their third WNBA Championship in four years as they swept the Phoenix Mercury in a decisive Finals win. The star shooting guard and Skechers athlete has played in SKX NEXUS™ footwear throughout this season—the low-top court shoe is designed for speed, stability and support, offering exceptional comfort and ... Read more
You’ve Seen the Highlights — Now Find Out Who Cameron Brink Represents Every Time She Steps on the Court.BT
Cameron Brink, born on December 31, 2001, in Princeton, New Jersey, is an American basketball player. After starting her basketball journey in high school, Brink played for Southridge High School in Oregon for three seasons. Her exceptional skills earned her a college basketball career, where she has achieved several awards and accolades. Beyond her college achievements, Cameron Brink has represented the United States ... Read more
From Stanford to Stardom: Cameron Brink’s Mission to Finish What March Madness Never Let Her Start.BT
STANFORD All-American forward Cameron Brink is league-bound, and one of the NBA’s biggest stars can’t wait to watch her play at the next level. The 6-foot-4 three-time Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year revealed she is foregoing her fifth year of eligibility to enter the WNBA draft, and NBA icon Steph Curry proclaims, “job well done.” Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank ... Read more
Inside Sabrina Ionescu’s Mind: The Genius Vision That Changes Everything on the Court.BT
If there was ever a moment that showed Sabrina Ionescu’s ability to see the game differently than the rest of the world, it was on November 9, 2019, when her Oregon Ducks played an exhibition game against the greatest dynasty in sport: The USA Women’s National team. The night before the game, Ionescu texted her teammates. We have nothing to lose, she encouraged them. Go out and play our way. Don’t let another team come to our ... Read more