The Aces set a franchise record for most 3-pointers in a single game in a bounce back win against the Atlanta Dream
Andy Yamashita

Andy Yamashita covers UNLV and the Las Vegas Aces for the Review-Journal. Before arriving in Las Vegas, he spent stints with The Indianapolis Star, The Seattle Times, and The Denver Post. Originally from the Bay Area, Yamashita graduated from the University of Washington and participated in the Sports Journalism Institute during the summer of 2020.
Charter flights have always been a touchy topic in the WNBA but WNBA players are saying travel policies need to change.
A poor second half — including a seven-point third quarter — doomed the Aces on Tuesday as they suffered their first loss to the Washington Mystics.
Coach Becky Hammon believes the Aces defense has been the most impressive part of the team’s hot start
Star forward A’ja Wilson scored 20 points as the Aces defeated the Seattle Storm on Sunday night at Michelob Ultra Arena to start the season 2-0.
Guard Kelsey Plum scored 20 points in the Aces’ 106-88 season-opening win over the Phoenix Mercury on Friday. “We want the ball in her hands,” coach Becky Hammon said.
A’ja Wilson, the Aces’ All-Star center and 2020 WNBA MVP, is entering the prime of her career at age 25 and continues to develop on and off the court.
A quick start and a productive night for Dearica Hamby helped the Aces give coach Becky Hammon her first win
The Aces waived center Victoria Macaulay two days after announcing her signing
Franchise icon Becky Hammon was the Aces’ top choice to coach the club, and now she gets to show why she was in demand.
Ahead of the Aces’ first game against the Phoenix Mercury Friday, learn a little bit about the team.
The Phoenix Mercury will be missing center Brittney Griner during Friday’s season opener against the Aces, prompting discussions about playing abroad.
Guard Josh Baker, who transferred to UNLV from Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College, made 12 starts for the Rebels, averaging 3.9 points and 1.2 rebounds.
With one week to go before the season, the Aces waived 2022 first-rounder Mya Hollingshed and second-rounder Khayla Pointer
Former UNLV quarterback Armani Rogers signed with the Washington Commanders as an undrafted rookie free agent Saturday to play tight end.