A'ja Wilson, Jordan Chiles among Time 'Women of Year'
Nicole Kidman, A'ja Wilson, Jordan Chiles among TIME Women of the Year honorees
Wilson won her third WNBA MVP award and also helped lead the U.S. women's basketball team to an eighth straight Olympic gold medal. The 28-year-old also published a best-selling book, "Dear Black Girls," and became the first Black WNBA player since 2010 to have a signature shoe.
A’ja Wilson and Jordan Chiles Know What It Takes to Win
J ordan Chiles clocked A’ja Wilson right away when they were thrown together for a Nike event in the run-up to the Paris Olympics. The gymnast was raised in a family of basketball fans—she was named after Michael Jordan—and had watched the WNBA star for years. The two athletes became fast friends. “We were vibing out,” Chiles says.
Olympic champ Jordan Chiles was named one of TIME Magazine's Women of the Year, landing on the cover, and her mother Gina ...
In any team, at any level, there's one thing that stands out: a bond that goes beyond the basics. It's not just about ...
TIME magazine has announced its Women of the Year list, highlighting 13 influential figures from various fields, including ...
A'ja Wilson has accomplished it all, both on and off the court. The post Calls Mount Against A'ja Wilson as the WNBA ...
A'ja Wilson and Jordan Chiles are two of the biggest names in women's sports thanks to their excellence on the basketball ...
On Thursday, the 2025 Time Women of the Year list, honoring 13 women, was released. This year’s honorees include WNBA MVP ...
Two of the stories you’ll find in this year’s package are about ordinary women who, in the face of personal tragedy, took ...
Frida Esparza ties for first on bars after playing the national anthem, Jordan Chiles takes the all-around title, and the ...
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