WNBA Stories
Documentaries
For the first time in over 20 years, the WNBA had a back-to-back champion. Here's the story of the Las Vegas Aces' 2023 championship season.
Emmy Winner
When everyone counted them out, the Las Vegas Aces continued to believe in themselves. From the lows of a 14-14 start and 53-point loss to the highs of 17 consecutive wins and finishing 4-0 in the Finals, now see a closer look at the journey of the Aces' third WNBA title in four years.
Emmy Nominated
The Aces began building a legacy in 2018 with their relocation to Las Vegas from San Antonio. Since the transition, they have made six semifinals appearances and three finals appearances and won titles in 2022 and 2023. Watch their pursuit to overcome the odds of becoming only the second team in WNBA history to three-peat.
Take a look at Chelsea Gray’s off-season journey recovering from a fifth metatarsal fracture she suffered during Game 3 of the 2023 WNBA Finals.
Emmy Nominated
After knocking on the door of a WNBA Championship for three consecutive season, the Las Vegas Aces finally captured the franchise's first-ever title in 2022. Take a look at the story of this incredible championship season.
Player Features
Drafted 17th overall by the San Antonio Stars in the 2010 WNBA Draft, Alysha Clark bounced around the league before becoming a two-time WNBA Champion with Seattle Storm . A full circle moment, after Alysha joined the Las Vegas Aces in 2023, she won WNBA Sixth Player of the Year and her third WNBA Championship. Watch the story in this feature for the "All In" miniseries.
Emmy Nominated
She's a bucket, she's a difference maker, and she's doing it all with confidence. Dive deeper into Dana Evans' journey in her All In feature.
Emmy Nominated
The Gold Mamba joined the Aces with one goal in mind: to win her third WNBA Championship. In her first year in Las Vegas, she did just that. Take a look at Jewell's journey from Lincolnwood, IL to 3x WNBA Champ.
Cheyenne Parker-Tyus shares the moments that shaped her journey, the people who inspired her and the mindset that continues to fuel her on and off the court.
"It's something that I just wanted to bring here to Las Vegas. A franchise that trusted me, a young rookie coming into it... They trusted me to be able to write this history." — A'ja Wilson
Specialty
Go behind the lens with the Las Vegas Aces in "Dear Black Girls", a speciality feature for the "In The Paint" series.
Go deep into the WNBA fashion scene for this feature for the In The Paint Series.
Explore what pushes A'ja Wilson to be the best player in the WNBA, tear after year, in this feature for the In the Paint Series.
NCAA Stories
Documentaries
In this "Behind the Mask" special feature, USF men's tennis player Stevie Gould discusses his past abuse by a former tennis coach. The sophomore details his journey of healing as he copes with being a sexual assault survivor.
Emmy Winner
From some of the first women to suit up in the Green and Gold to USF’s first female national champion, “The Rise,” chronicles not only the decades since Title IX legislation was signed into law, but also hears from the visionaries at USF that saw the merits in a co-ed education.
This episode of Behind The Mask is a two-part segment on men's tennis senior Ryan Marker and his journey about coming out and being an openly gay male athlete.
This episode of Behind The Mask follows the 1998 USF Men's basketball team's journey to March Madness.
Player Features
For Joey Carney, college has been about more than going to class, playing baseball and growing into an adult. His journey includes a poignant story of donating his liver to his mother, who then tragically passed away due to complications.
Emmy Winner
A successful soccer squad requires a field general in goal; one who can direct her teammates, anticipate the next shot, and most importantly, make the crucial save. The USF Dons' women's soccer team has had that luxury for most of the past three years in the form of senior keeper Madalyn Schiffel.
A successful soccer squad requires a field general in goal; one who can direct her teammates, anticipate the next shot, and most importantly, make the crucial save. The USF Dons' women's soccer team has had that luxury for most of the past three years in the form of senior keeper Madalyn Schiffel.
Specialty
To Be a Don Series
The To Be a Don Series featured various athletes at USF.
