A’ja Wilson

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A’ja Wilson is an American professional basketball star and two-time WNBA MVP who led the South Carolina Gamecocks to a national championship and has become one of the most dominant forwards of her generation.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf WNBA player
human
professional basketball player
coachAtCollege Dawn Staley
college University of South Carolina
collegeTeam South Carolina Gamecocks women’s basketball
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1996-08-08
draftedBy Las Vegas Aces
draftLeague Women’s National Basketball Association
surface form: "WNBA"
draftPickNumber 1
draftRound 1
draftYear 2018
familyName Wilson
FIBAWorldCupGoldMedal FIBA Women’s World Championship
surface form: "2018 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup"

FIBA Women’s World Championship
surface form: "2022 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup"
fullName A’ja Riyadh Wilson
gender female
givenName A’ja
handedness left-handed
hasHonor AP College Player of the Year 2018
John R. Wooden Award
surface form: "John R. Wooden Award 2018"

Naismith College Player of the Year
surface form: "Naismith College Player of the Year 2018"
hasRole team captain of Las Vegas Aces
height 193 cm
6 ft 4 in
highSchool Heathwood Hall Episcopal School
jerseyNumber 22
knownFor dominant two-way forward in the WNBA
leading South Carolina Gamecocks to first NCAA women’s basketball title
league Women’s National Basketball Association
ledTeamTo 2017 NCAA women’s basketball national championship
nationality American
NCAATournamentMostOutstandingPlayer 2017
OlympicGoldMedal 2020 Summer Olympics
surface form: "Tokyo 2020"
placeOfBirth Hopkins, South Carolina, United States
playsForNationalTeam United States women's national basketball team
surface form: "United States women’s national basketball team"
positionPlayed center
power forward
socialIssueAdvocacy mental health awareness
racial justice
sport basketball
statueLocation Colonial Life Arena
surface form: "Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, South Carolina"
team Las Vegas Aces
WNBAAllDefensiveFirstTeam 2020
2022
2023
2024
WNBAAllDefensiveSecondTeam 2018
WNBAAllStarGameMVP 2024
WNBAAllStarSelection 2018
2019
2021
2022
2023
2024
WNBAChampionship 2022
2023
WNBADefensivePlayerOfTheYear 2022
2023
WNBAFinalsMVP 2023
WNBAFranchise Las Vegas Aces
San Antonio Silver Stars
surface form: "San Antonio Stars"
WNBARegularSeasonMVP 2020
2022

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