2025 Las Vegas Aces season

2025 Las Vegas Aces season
WNBA champions
CoachBecky Hammon
ArenaMichelob Ultra Arena
Attendance11,553 per game
Results
Record30–14 (.682)
Place2nd (Western)
Playoff finishWNBA Champions (Defeated Phoenix Mercury 4–0 in WNBA Finals)
Team Leaders
PointsA'ja Wilson – 23.4 ppg
ReboundsA'ja Wilson – 10.2 rpg
AssistsChelsea Gray – 5.4 apg
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The 2025 Las Vegas Aces season was the franchise's ongoing 28th season in the Women's National Basketball Association and the eighth year the franchise is based in Las Vegas - after relocating from San Antonio and Utah. This will be the fourth season under head coach, Becky Hammon. The season was tipped off on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at Barclays Center versus the defending 2024 WNBA champs, New York Liberty.

In April 2025, newly signed forward, Cheyenne Parker-Tyus, announced her second pregnancy and is expected to "miss at least the first three months" of the 2025 season.[1] On May 1, 2025, the Aces announced that center, Megan Gustafson, suffered a left lower leg injury during training camp and would be sidelined indefinitely.[2]

In June 2025, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) announced that they again would be gifting players on the Aces roster $100,000 sponsorships.[3] In May 2024, the WNBA opened an investigation into these sponsorships given to the 2024 Aces' players.[4] As of June 2025, no results of the league's probe into this sponsorship had been made public.[3]

On June 1, 2025 during the Seattle Storm home game against the Aces, a complaint was filed by the Aces with an allegation of a Storm assistant coach cursing at an Aces player.[5] On June 4, the Storm's general manager, Talisa Rhea, stated that the WNBA would not be launching an investigation but rather would be "looking into it and that's really the extent of it."[6][7]

Draft

See also: 2025 WNBA draft
Round Pick Player Position Nationality College/Club Outcome Ref.
1 First round pick forfeited (due to league rules violations) [8]
2 13 Aaliyah Nye G  United States Alabama Signed rookie contract April 17
Made opening day roster 		[9]
3 35 Harmoni Turner Harvard Signed rookie contract April 17
Waived on May 7 		[10]

Transactions

Main article: List of 2025 WNBA season transactions

Front office and coaching

Date Details Ref.
October 10, 2024 Assistant coach, Natalie Nakase, left Aces organization [11]
October 26, 2024 General manager, Natalie Williams' contract was not renewed [12]
November 2, 2024 Assistant coach, Tyler Marsh, left Aces organization [13]
November 7, 2024 Hired Ty Ellis as an assistant coach [14]
December 13, 2024 Hired Larry Lewis as an assistant coach [15]
January 27, 2025 Hired John Lucas III as a player development coach [16]

Trades

February
February 1
(Three-team trade) 		To Las Vegas Aces
Jewell Loyd (from Seattle Storm)
2025 No. 13 draft pick (from Los Angeles Sparks) 		To Seattle Storm
2025 No. 2 draft pick and rights to Li Yueru (from Los Angeles Sparks)
2026 first round draft pick (from Las Vegas Aces) 		[17][18]
To Los Angeles Sparks
Kelsey Plum (from Las Vegas Aces)
2025 No. 9 draft pick and a 2026 second round draft pick (from Seattle Storm)
February 7 To Las Vegas Aces
Dana Evans (sign-and-trade) 		To Chicago Sky
2025 No. 16 and No. 22 draft picks 		[19]
June
June 30 To Las Vegas Aces

NaLyssa Smith

To Dallas Wings

2027 first round pick

[20][21]

Free agency

Core designation

Player Date Notes Ref.
Kelsey Plum January 11 Traded to Los Angeles Sparks on February 1
(Sign-and-trade) 		[22][17]

Re-signed

Player Date Notes Ref.
Queen Egbo February 7 Training camp contract [23]

Additions

Player Date Notes Former Team Ref.
Elizabeth Kitley February 3 Rookie contract
(2024 draft pick – No. 24) 		Virginia Tech Hokies [24]
Cheyenne Parker-Tyus February 6 Training camp contract Atlanta Dream [25]
Tiffany Mitchell February 8 Details unannounced Connecticut Sun [26]
Elena Tsineke February 17 Training camp contract AZS AJP Gorzów Wielkopolski [27]
Crystal Bradford February 21 Shanghai Sharks [28]
Aaliyah Nye April 17 Rookie contract
(2025 draft pick – No. 13) 		Alabama Crimson Tide
Harmoni Turner Rookie contract
(2025 draft pick – No. 35) 		Harvard Crimson
Deja Kelly April 18 Training camp contract Oregon Ducks [29]
Jordyn Jenkins April 21 UTSA Roadrunners [30]
Joyner Holmes June 11 Rest of season hardship contract Seattle Storm [31]

Subtractions / unsigned

Player Date Reason New Team Ref.
Kate Martin December 6 Expansion draft Golden State Valkyries [32]
Tiffany Hayes February 6 Free agency – unrestricted [33]
Sydney Colson Indiana Fever [34]
Alysha Clark February 9 Seattle Storm [35]
Elena Tsineke April 24 Waived — [36]
Jordyn Jenkins April 30 — [37]
Queen Egbo May 7 — [10]
Harmoni Turner —
Deja Kelly May 12 — [38]
Crystal Bradford June 11 — [39]
Elizabeth Kitley June 30 — [20]
Tiffany Mitchell Seattle Storm
Joyner Holmes July 4 — [40]

Inactive players

Player Date Set Inactive Reason Date Activated Ref.
Cheyenne Parker-Tyus May 15 Pregnancy / childbirth September 8 [41][42]

Roster

Las Vegas Aces roster
PlayersCoaches
Pos.No.Nat.NameHeightWeightDOBFromYrs
F1Bell, Kierstan6' 1" (1.85m)176 lb (80kg)2000-03-16Florida Gulf Coast3
G11Evans, Dana5' 6" (1.68m)145 lb (66kg)1998-08-01Louisville4
G12Gray, Chelsea5' 11" (1.8m)170 lb (77kg)1992-10-08Duke10
C17Gustafson, Megan6' 4" (1.93m)195 lb (88kg)1996-12-13Iowa6
G24Loyd, Jewell5' 11" (1.8m)175 lb (79kg)1993-10-05Notre Dame10
G13Nye, Aaliyah6' 0" (1.83m)2002-08-14AlabamaR
F32Parker-Tyus, Cheyenne6' 4" (1.93m)193 lb (88kg)1992-08-22Middle Tennessee10
F3Smith, NaLyssa6' 4" (1.93m)185 lb (84kg)2000-08-08Baylor3
C41Stokes, Kiah6' 3" (1.91m)191 lb (87kg)1993-03-30Connecticut9
C22Wilson, A'ja6' 4" (1.93m)195 lb (88kg)1996-08-08South Carolina7
G0Young, Jackie6' 0" (1.83m)165 lb (75kg)1997-09-16Notre Dame6
Head coach
Becky Hammon (Colorado State)
Assistant coaches
Tyrone Ellis (Southern Nazarene)
Larry Lewis (Morehouse)
Charlene Thomas-Swinson (Auburn)
Player development
John Lucas III (Oklahoma State)
Athletic trainer
Bryson Creer (BYU)
Legend
  • (C) Team captain
  • (DP) Unsigned draft pick
  • (FA) Free agent
  • (S) Suspended
  • Injured
  WNBA roster page
East
ATL
CHI
CON
IND
NY
WAS
West
DAL
GS
LV
LA
MIN
PHO
SEA

Depth chart

Pos. Starter Bench
PG Chelsea Gray Dana Evans
SG Kierstan Bell Jewell Loyd
SF Jackie Young Aaliyah Nye
PF A'ja Wilson Cheyenne Parker-Tyus
C NaLyssa Smith Kiah Stokes
Megan Gustafson

Schedule

Preseason

2025 pre-season game log
Total: 2–0 (Home: 2–0; Road: 0–0)
May: 2–0 (Home: 2–0; Road: 0–0)
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location
Attendance		 Record
1 May 2 Dallas W 112–78 Jackie Young (28) Crystal Bradford (8) Jackie Young (9) Purcell Pavilion
7,602 		1–0
2 May 6 Phoenix W 85–84 Deja Kelly (15) Bradford, Wilson (6) Chelsea Gray (5) Michelob Ultra Arena
8,637 		2–0
2025 pre-season schedule

Regular season

2025 game log
Total: 30–14 (Home: 17–5; Road: 13–9)
May: 3–2 (Home: 2–0; Road: 1–2)
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location
Attendance		 Record
1 May 17 @ New York L 78–92 A'ja Wilson (31) A'ja Wilson (16) Jackie Young (5) Barclays Center
17,344 		0–1
2 May 20 @ Connecticut W 87–62 A'ja Wilson (22) A'ja Wilson (10) Gray, Wilson (4) Mohegan Sun Arena
8,179 		1–1
3 May 23 Washington W 75–72 Jackie Young (25) A'ja Wilson (12) A'ja Wilson (5) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,509 		2–1
4 May 25 @ Seattle L 82–102 A'ja Wilson (15) A'ja Wilson (5) A'ja Wilson (4) Climate Pledge Arena
10,634 		2–2
5 May 30 Los Angeles W 96–81 A'ja Wilson (35) A'ja Wilson (13) A'ja Wilson (6) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,504 		3–2
June : 5–6 (Home: 3–4; Road: 2–2)
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location
Attendance		 Record
6 June 1 @ Seattle W 75–70 A'ja Wilson (19) A'ja Wilson (7) Chelsea Gray (6) Climate Pledge Arena
10,201 		4–2
7 June 7 @ Golden State L 68–95 A'ja Wilson (17) Loyd, Wilson (6) Jackie Young (3) Chase Center
18,064 		4–3
8 June 11 Los Angeles L 89–97 Jackie Young (34) Wilson, Young (8) A'ja Wilson (5) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,417 		4–4
9 June 13 Dallas W 88–84 Jackie Young (28) Kiah Stokes (8) Chelsea Gray (5) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,428 		5–4
10 June 15 Phoenix L 70–76 Chelsea Gray (20) Kiah Stokes (14) Jackie Young (5) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,497 		5–5
11 June 17 @ Minnesota L 62–76 Jewell Loyd (12) Loyd, Stokes (8) Gray, Young (6) Target Center
8,802 		5–6
12 June 20 Seattle L 83–90 Jackie Young (22) A'ja Wilson (14) Chelsea Gray (7) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,428 		5–7
13 June 22 Indiana W 89–81 A'ja Wilson (24) Wilson, Young (7) Jackie Young (7) T-Mobile Arena
18,547 		6–7
14 June 25 Connecticut W 85–59 A'ja Wilson (22) Wilson, Young (8) Chelsea Gray (6) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,432 		7–7
15 June 26 Washington L 83–94 A'ja Wilson (22) A'ja Wilson (5) Chelsea Gray (8) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,427 		7–8
16 June 29 @ Phoenix W 84–81 A'ja Wilson (26) A'ja Wilson (18) A'ja Wilson (7) PHX Arena
13,247 		8–8
July : 6–5 (Home: 2–0; Road: 4–5)
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location
Attendance		 Record
17 July 3 @ Indiana L 54–81 A'ja Wilson (29) NaLyssa Smith (7) Evans, Nye (3) Gainbridge Fieldhouse
16,509 		8–9
18 July 6 @ Connecticut W 86–68 A'ja Wilson (19) NaLyssa Smith (10) Chelsea Gray (8) Mohegan Sun Arena
8,476 		9–9
19 July 8 @ New York L 78–87 Jackie Young (19) Gray, Young (7) Gray, Young (3) Barclays Center
15,041 		9–10
20 July 10 @ Washington L 68–70 Jewell Loyd (20) Gray, Young (7) Gray, Young (3) EagleBank Arena
9,350 		9–11
21 July 12 Golden State W 104–102 A'ja Wilson (34) A'ja Wilson (16) Gray, Young (6) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,070 		10–11
22 July 16 @ Dallas W 90–86 A'ja Wilson (37) A'ja Wilson (10) Chelsea Gray (7) College Park Center
6,153 		11–11
All-Star Game
23 July 22 Atlanta W 87–72 A'ja Wilson (24) A'ja Wilson (12) Jackie Young (7) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,361 		12–11
24 July 24 @ Indiana L 70–80 A'ja Wilson (20) NaLyssa Smith (10) Chelsea Gray (4) Gainbridge Fieldhouse
16,166 		12–12
25 July 25 @ Minnesota L 78–109 A'ja Wilson (15) A'ja Wilson (7) Evans, Young (5) Target Center
8,810 		12–13
26 July 27 @ Dallas W 106–80 Jackie Young (24) A'ja Wilson (10) Gray, Young (8) College Park Center
6,251 		13–13
27 July 29 @ Los Angeles W 89–74 A'ja Wilson (34) Jackie Young (11) Jackie Young (11) Crypto.com Arena
12,449 		14–13
August : 12–1 (Home: 7–1; Road: 5–0)
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location
Attendance		 Record
28 August 2 Minnesota L 58–111 Jewell Loyd (12) A'ja Wilson (5) Evans, Gray (4) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,488 		14–14
29 August 3 Golden State W 101–77 Jewell Loyd (27) A'ja Wilson (14) Jackie Young (8) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,445 		15–14
30 August 6 @ Golden State W 78–72 A'ja Wilson (27) NaLyssa Smith (9) Jackie Young (4) Chase Center
18,064 		16–14
31 August 8 Seattle W 90–86 A'ja Wilson (29) Smith, Wilson (12) Gray, Young (5) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,415 		17–14
32 August 10 Connecticut W 94–86 A'ja Wilson (32) A'ja Wilson (20) Gray, Young (6) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,407 		18–14
33 August 13 New York W 83–77 Jewell Loyd (21) A'ja Wilson (16) Chelsea Gray (5) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,417 		19–14
34 August 15 @ Phoenix W 86–83 A'ja Wilson (30) A'ja Wilson (16) Chelsea Gray (9) PHX Arena
10,850 		20–14
35 August 17 Dallas W 106–87 A'ja Wilson (34) A'ja Wilson (8) Chelsea Gray (14) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,418 		21–14
36 August 19 Atlanta W 74–72 A'ja Wilson (32) A'ja Wilson (12) Chelsea Gray (11) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,420 		22–14
37 August 21 Phoenix W 83–61 A'ja Wilson (19) A'ja Wilson (13) Jackie Young (5) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,460 		23–14
38 August 23 @ Washington W 91–81 A'ja Wilson (36) A'ja Wilson (13) Gray, Young (8) CareFirst Arena
4,200 		24–14
39 August 25 @ Chicago W 79–74 Jackie Young (22) A'ja Wilson (9) Gray, Young (7) Wintrust Arena
9,103 		25–14
40 August 27 @ Atlanta W 81–75 A'ja Wilson (34) Jackie Young (11) Jackie Young (10) Gateway Center Arena
3,326 		26–14
September : 4–0 (Home: 3–0; Road: 1–0)
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location
Attendance		 Record
41 September 4 Minnesota W 97–87 A'ja Wilson (31) A'ja Wilson (8) Chelsea Gray (10) T-Mobile Arena
14,656 		27–14
42 September 7 Chicago W 80–66 A'ja Wilson (31) A'ja Wilson (11) Jackie Young (9) T-Mobile Arena
17,306 		28–14
43 September 9 Chicago W 92–61 Loyd, Young (15) Chelsea Gray (6) Jackie Young (7) T-Mobile Arena
15,640 		29–14
44 September 11 @ Los Angeles W 103–75 A'ja Wilson (23) A'ja Wilson (19) Jackie Young (12) Crypto.com Arena
13,484 		30–14
2025 season schedule

Notes:

Playoffs

See also: 2025 WNBA playoffs
2025 playoff game log
First round vs. Seattle Storm
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location
Attendance		 Series
1 September 14 Seattle W 102–77 A'ja Wilson (29) NaLyssa Smith (9) Jackie Young (7) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,407 		1–0
2 September 16 @ Seattle L 83–86 Jackie Young (25) A'ja Wilson (13) Chelsea Gray (9) Climate Pledge Arena
12,500 		1–1
3 September 18 Seattle W 74–73 A'ja Wilson (38) Kierstan Bell (7) Chelsea Gray (8) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,409 		2–1
Semifinals vs. Indiana Fever
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location
Attendance		 Series
1 September 21 Indiana L 73–89 Jackie Young (19) A'ja Wilson (13) Chelsea Gray (4) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,409 		0–1
2 September 23 Indiana W 90–58 A'ja Wilson (25) A'ja Wilson (9) Chelsea Gray (10) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,516 		1–1
3 September 26 @ Indiana W 84–72 Jackie Young (25) A'ja Wilson (8) Chelsea Gray (6) Gainbridge Fieldhouse
16,507 		2–1
4 September 28 @ Indiana L 83–90 A'ja Wilson (31) A'ja Wilson (9) Gray, Young (9) Gainbridge Fieldhouse
16,022 		2–2
5 September 30 Indiana W 107–98 (OT) A'ja Wilson (35) A'ja Wilson (8) Jackie Young (10) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,529 		3–2
Finals vs. Phoenix Mercury
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location
Attendance		 Series
1 October 3 Phoenix W 89–86 Evans, Wilson (21) A'ja Wilson (10) Chelsea Gray (10) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,266 		1–0
2 October 5 Phoenix W 91–78 Jackie Young (32) A'ja Wilson (14) Chelsea Gray (10) Michelob Ultra Arena
10,404 		2–0
3 October 8 @ Phoenix W 90–88 A'ja Wilson (34) A'ja Wilson (14) Jackie Young (9) Mortgage Matchup Center
17,071 		3–0
4 October 10 @ Phoenix W 97–86 A'ja Wilson (31) A'ja Wilson (9) Jackie Young (8) Mortgage Matchup Center
17,071 		4–0
2025 playoff schedule

Standings

# Team W L PCT GB Conf. Home Road Cup
1 yx – Minnesota Lynx 34 10 .773 – 20–4 20–2 14–8 5–1
2 x – Las Vegas Aces 30 14 .682 4 16–8 17–5 13–9 2–4
3 x – Atlanta Dream 30 14 .682 4 15–6 16–6 14–8 3–2
4 x – Phoenix Mercury 27 17 .614 7 13–11 15–7 12–10 4–2
5 x – New York Liberty 27 17 .614 7 15–5 17–5 10–12 4–1
6 cx – Indiana Fever 24 20 .545 10 13–8 13–9 11–11 4–1
7 x – Seattle Storm 23 21 .523 11 12–12 10–12 13–9 4–2
8 x – Golden State Valkyries 23 21 .523 11 9–15 14–8 9–13 3–3
9 e – Los Angeles Sparks 21 23 .477 13 10–14 9–13 12–10 2–4
10 e – Washington Mystics 16 28 .364 18 8–12 10–12 6–16 2–3
11 e – Connecticut Sun 11 33 .250 23 7–14 7–15 4–18 1–4
12 e – Chicago Sky 10 34 .227 24 4–17 6–16 4–18 1–4
13 e – Dallas Wings 10 34 .227 24 4–20 6–16 4–18 1–5

Notes

(#) – League Standing
c – Commissioner's Cup winners
y – Regular Season Champion
x – Clinched playoff berth
e – Eliminated from playoff contention
Source: Overall standings and Commissioner's Cup Standings

Playoffs

See also: 2025 WNBA playoffs
First Round:
Best-of-3 		Semifinals:
Best-of-5 		Finals:
Best-of-7
         
1 Minnesota Lynx 2
8 Golden State Valkyries 0
1 Minnesota Lynx 1
4 Phoenix Mercury 3
4 Phoenix Mercury 2
5 New York Liberty 1
4 Phoenix Mercury 0
2 Las Vegas Aces 4
2 Las Vegas Aces 2
7 Seattle Storm 1
2 Las Vegas Aces 3
6 Indiana Fever 2
3 Atlanta Dream 1
6 Indiana Fever 2
  • Bold – Series winner
  • Italic – Team with home-court-advantage


Awards and honors

Recipient Award Date awarded Ref.
Becky Hammon Coach of the Month – August September 3 [43]
A'ja Wilson Western Conference Player of the Week June 3 [44]
July 1 [45]
August 12 [46]
August 19 [47]
August 26 [48]
September 12 [49]
WNBA All-Star Starter June 30 [50]
Western Conference Player of the Month – August September 3 [51]
AP Player of the Year September 12 [52]
AP Defensive Player of the Year
AP All-WNBA First Team
WNBA Co-Defensive Player of the Year September 18 [53]
WNBA Most Valuable Player September 21 [54]
WNBA All-Defensive First Team October 8 [55]
All-WNBA First Team October 10 [56]
Jackie Young WNBA All-Star Reserve July 7 [57]
AP All-WNBA Second Team September 12 [52]
All-WNBA Second Team October 10 [56]

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