Allisha Gray’s smile couldn’t have been wider as she held two trophies, and with a $115,150 prize, her bank account is about to see a significant boost. Gray became the first player to win both the skills and 3-point competitions at the WNBA All-Star Weekend in Phoenix. She defeated Sophie Cunningham in the skills challenge and Jonquel Jones in the 3-point contest.

Allisha Gray Wins Big at WNBA All-Star Weekend

Allisha Gray’s smile couldn’t have been wider as she held two trophies, and with a $115,150 prize, her bank account is about to see a significant boost. Gray became the first player to win both the skills and 3-point competitions at… pic.twitter.com/PAtyOcFOaI
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The WNBA’s increased investment in player competitions saw Aflac contributing $55,000 to each winner, elevating Gray’s earnings beyond the typical prize money. This reflects the league’s growth amid record viewership and sponsorships, fostering better opportunities and financial rewards for players.

WNBA Players Association President Nneka Ogwumike praised the contributions, hoping it sets a precedent for future investments. The league’s progress is evident, with All-Star events now attracting large crowds and greater corporate backing, enhancing the experience for players and fans alike.