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The 21 Best Las Vegas Aces Players of All Time

By YPB Team

From the franchise's earliest days under different city lights to today's championship dynasty, this list spans generations of stars who defined the team. Who tops your list?

  1. A'ja Wilson — ranked #11
    A'ja Wilson
    Two-time MVP and the face of the Las Vegas Aces since being drafted No. 1 in 2018, leading the franchise to multiple WNBA titles.
    1000pts
  2. Becky Hammon — ranked #22
    Becky Hammon
    Franchise legend whose arrival in 2007 turned the Silver Stars into contenders, leading them to the 2008 WNBA Finals as their all-time floor general.
    999pts
  3. Adrienne Goodson — ranked #33
    Adrienne Goodson
    Versatile forward who averaged 15 points and 5 rebounds a game for the Starzz and earned an All-Star selection in 2002.
    953pts
  4. Kelsey Plum — ranked #44
    Kelsey Plum
    Electric scoring guard and franchise cornerstone whose fiery play has powered the Aces' championship runs.
    800pts
  5. Cheyenne Parker — ranked #55
    Cheyenne Parker
    Efficient stretch forward who provided floor-spacing and rebounding depth for the Aces' frontcourt rotation.
    800pts
  6. Tiffany Hayes — ranked #66
    Tiffany Hayes
    Veteran scoring guard who brought playoff experience and shot-making to the Aces roster in the 2020s.
    734pts
  7. Alysha Clark — ranked #77
    Alysha Clark
    Reliable three-and-D wing whose steady two-way play was a key rotation piece for the Aces' championship squads.
    659pts
  8. Wendy Palmer — ranked #88
    Wendy Palmer
    Rugged rebounding forward from the inaugural Starzz roster who ranked among the league's top rebounders in her first Utah season.
    571pts
  9. Natalie Williams — ranked #99
    Natalie Williams
    Dominant post player who anchored the Utah Starzz in the early 2000s, earning multiple All-Star nods as the franchise's first true star.
    467pts
  10. Dearica Hamby — ranked #1010
    Dearica Hamby
    Beloved sixth-woman forward who won back-to-back Sixth Woman of the Year awards with the Aces, a fan-favorite for her energy and rebounding.
    467pts
  11. Jackie Young — ranked #1111
    Jackie Young
    Versatile two-way guard and 2019 No. 1 overall pick whose all-around game made her indispensable to the Aces dynasty.
    467pts
  12. Sophia Young — ranked #1212
    Sophia Young
    Prolific scoring forward who became the franchise's first player to reach 3,000 career points and earned four All-Star selections in San Antonio.
    343pts
  13. Candace Parker — ranked #1313
    Candace Parker
    Future Hall of Famer who joined the Aces in 2023, adding championship experience and versatile frontcourt skill to the roster.
    343pts
  14. Sydney Colson — ranked #1414
    Sydney Colson
    Fan-favorite backup point guard known for her energy, defense, and locker-room presence during the Aces' championship seasons.
    343pts
  15. Riquna Williams — ranked #1515
    Riquna Williams
    Explosive scoring guard off the bench whose instant-offense bursts made her a cult favorite for Aces fans.
    343pts
  16. Ruth Riley — ranked #1616
    Ruth Riley
    Championship-pedigree center who brought veteran defensive presence and post scoring to the San Antonio Silver Stars.
    343pts
  17. Kayla McBride — ranked #1717
    Kayla McBride
    Sharpshooting guard who spent seasons with the franchise across its San Antonio-to-Las Vegas transition, valued for her scoring reliability.
    343pts
  18. Liz Cambage — ranked #1818
    Liz Cambage
    Dominant scoring center who joined the Aces and set franchise offensive records with her post skill and size.
    343pts
  19. Jennifer Azzi — ranked #1919
    Jennifer Azzi
    Original inaugural-era Starzz point guard and Stanford legend who helped establish the franchise in its first WNBA seasons.
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  20. Chelsea Gray — ranked #2020
    Chelsea Gray
    Clutch playmaking guard known as 'Point Gawd,' whose leadership and big-moment shooting anchored the Aces' title teams.
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  21. Margo Dydek — ranked #2121
    Margo Dydek
    Towering 7'2" shot-blocking center, the No. 1 overall pick in 1998, who led the WNBA in blocks in each of her five seasons with the Starzz.
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