The Aces will no longer need to look for loopholes to fly private after WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced a policy change Tuesday.
Callie Fin
UNLV/Aces Reporter
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Callie Fin was hired by the Review-Journal in April 2024 to cover the Aces and UNLV. She previously worked for Yahoo Sports and NBC Sports. She was born in New York, but has lived most of her life in Sacramento, California. She earned her bachelor’s degree from UC Riverside and her master’s degree from San Francisco State, and she ran the hurdles on the track and field team at both schools.
The Aces continue to make waves off the court this offseason, as their best player landed a major endorsement deal Tuesday.
The two-time WNBA defending champion Aces have 12 players on their roster and could still make changes before the May 13 deadline.
After point guard Chelsea Gray signed a contract extension earlier this week, another All-Star Aces guard had her deal extended through the 2025 season.
The Aces are using the bond developed last season to power their quest for a three-peat, and the team could become even closer with new players.
The Aces waived two rookies Thursday and must make two other roster moves before the WNBA’s final cutdown day May 13.
Aces guard Chelsea Gray averaged 15.3 points, 7.3 assists and 4.0 rebounds last season, her second with the team after being signed as an unrestricted free agent.