Las Vegas Aces Celebrate Their Third Championship with an Epic Parade
Las Vegas celebrated the Aces’ third championship in four years, marking a milestone in the history of women’s basketball. The parade, held on Friday night, was a display of the city’s joy and pride for their team. The commemorative event took place on the famous Strip, where an enthusiastic crowd gathered to celebrate with the champions. Team owner Mark Davis expressed his excitement from the stage, highlighting the team’s dedication and triumph.The parade, led by classic cars and double-decker buses, went down the iconic avenue. The fans, who arrived hours before the start, filled the streets to celebrate with the Aces, who threw confetti and streamers at the crowd. The Aces, after a challenging start to the season, managed to overcome obstacles and win the WNBA final against the Phoenix Mercury. The celebration was attended by fans of all ages, as well as local dignitaries, demonstrating the team’s impact on the community. Coach Becky Hammon, visibly emotional, highlighted the team’s resilience and character. Hammon, who has completed her fourth season with the Aces, emphasized how easily she coached the team this year.We are back! Las Vegas, we are world champions.
Mark Davis
A’ja Wilson, the four-time MVP, shared her gratitude towards Hammon, emphasizing her faith in the team. NaLyssa Smith, newly arrived to the team, expressed her thanks to her teammates. Jackie Young, a key piece in the three championships, promised more successes for the team. The event culminated with fireworks and the iconic song “We Are The Champions”, creating an unforgettable festive atmosphere. The parade featured live musical performances by Crime Mob, Ludacris, and Mya. Jewell Loyd, who joined the team this year, expressed her amazement at the magnitude of the celebration, highlighting the importance of the championship for the city.This is one of the groups with the most character and resilience.
Becky Hammon
