In her seventh WNBA season following her Iowa women's basketball tenure, Hawkeyes legend Megan Gustafson is finally a champion. She helped the Las Vegas Aces earn a 97-86 victory in Game 4 on Friday ...

As the 2025 WNBA All-Star festivities begin from Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Friday, former Iowa women's basketball star and current Las Vegas Aces center Megan Gustafson paid a visit to ...

Megan Gustafson donned the Iowa Hawkeyes colors before entering the WNBA in 2019. The Wisconsin native made history on Friday with the Las Vegas Aces. The center started her college basketball career ...

As much as they want to, the Las Vegas Aces can’t retain everyone. So far, they have retained Chelsea Gray, Jackie Young and Cheyenne Parker Tyus, with A’ja Wilson’s contract on the way.

PORTLAND, Ore. — The Portland Fire announced Sunday the signing of center Megan Gustafson, a 2025 WNBA champion who brings seven seasons of professional experience to the roster. Gustafson, 28, signed ...

Megan Gustafson watched from a chair behind the sideline as the Aces practiced at Michelob Ultra Arena on Monday. Shortly after a trainer taped her ankle, the backup center remarked it had been a week ...

Megan Gustafson was making plays for Spain all week at the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup qualifying tournament in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Gustafson, 29, was one of the biggest stars of the week. The Iowa ...

Las Vegas Aces center Megan Gustafson has been out recovering from a lower leg injury, and head coach Becky Hammon has some encouraging words on her recovery. The Aces have the best player in the ...

Aces backup center Megan Gustafson will be out indefinitely after sustaining a lower left leg injury during training camp, the team announced Thursday. The club said Gustafson was hurt during practice ...

Megan Gustafson is a key player for the Las Vegas Aces, and she decided to put some inspiration in print. She wrote a children’s book that follows her and her corgi, Pancake, titled Pancake’s Passport ...