Jackie Young is a professional basketball player who currently stars as a guard for the Las Vegas Aces in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA). Born on September 16, 1997, in Princeton, Indiana, Young stands 6 feet tall and has become one of the most prominent figures in women’s basketball over the past decade[2][3]. Young’s basketball journey began at Princeton Community High School, where she established herself as a generational talent. She finished her high school career as Indiana’s all-time leading scorer—male or female—with 3,286 points[1]. Her accolades included being named Indiana Miss Basketball, a McDonald’s All-American, and the Naismith National High School Player of the Year, underscoring her status as one of the top recruits in the nation[1]. She continued her career at the University of Notre Dame, where she played as a freshman guard and was expected to build on her high school success at the collegiate level[1]. After college, Young entered the WNBA and quickly made her mark. She has spent her entire professional career with the Las Vegas Aces, earning two All-Star selections and becoming a key contributor to the team’s dynasty[2]. Young has been instrumental in the Aces’ recent championship runs, helping the team secure back-to-back WNBA titles in 2022 and 2023, and playing a pivotal role in their third championship in four years during the 2025 season[2][3]. Her consistent performance and clutch play have solidified her reputation as one of the league’s elite guards. Internationally, Young has represented the United States in FIBA competitions, further showcasing her skills on the global stage[2]. Her combination of scoring ability, defensive versatility, and leadership has made her a cornerstone for both her WNBA team and USA Basketball. As of late 2025, Jackie Young remains at the height of her career, continuing to compete at an All-Star level and contributing to the Aces’ pursuit of further championships[3]. Her journey from a record-breaking high school phenom to a WNBA champion exemplifies her dedication, skill, and impact on the sport.