Aces Star Jackie Young Trades Baskets For Box Combos In Vegas Celebration

Just days after his drive Las Vegas Aces To the third of them WNBA Championship at four years, star guard Jackie Young She traded in her game day gear for Lifting cane uniform and join the crew at the leading brand on the Las Vegas Strip. Known to fans as the “Silent Assassin” for her calm precision under pressure, Young brought the same laser focus to the front desk, delivering smiles, delicious chicken finger meals, and a bit of heroic charm. The event, which The Blast attended, was a triumph for the Aces and a celebration of community, teamwork and late-night chicken racing. While Raising Cane fans were lining up for a chance to meet the WNBA phenom, Jackie Young proved she’s just as quick with a headset as she is with a crossover.

Young was trading the basketball court for the frying pan line, and went straight into her celebratory “shift,” joking with reporters, including The Blast, that she hoped they would “let them have it.” [her] “Put on headset” so she can take some requests herself. “I hope they let me put on headphones,” she laughed. “I want to take some orders!”

The tournament transformation wasn’t just for show. Young really got her hands dirty, working behind the counter, handing out orders, and sharing laughs and secret handshakes with fans. Her presence brought the energy of the locker room victory party straight into one of the busiest restaurants in Las Vegas. “Just being here means a lot,” she added. “To be among a group of elite athletes and be able to interact with the fans who have supported us all season long. It’s very exciting.”

When asked about Kane’s request, Young didn’t hesitate. “I usually get a combo box, and sometimes a kayak if I’m really hungry,” she said. “And of course, extra Keen’s sauce. I’m a big person, so I need three sauces, and I always finish with sweet tea.”

Her post-match cravings have long made her her unofficial party spot at the Raising Cane. “Honestly, I eat a lot of Ken’s food,” she admitted. “After games, they stay open late, so I go in late at night.”

While fans know her for her calm composure, Young’s mindset is anything but negative. The WNBA champion, All-Star and three-time Olympic gold medalist spoke about her laser-focused approach to success. “I put in a lot of work,” she said. “In the gym, in the off-season, during the season, just to get my body and mind back,” she said. “I think it’s about wanting to achieve greatness.”

She also credits her humble beginnings with fanning her fire, saying, “It was tough growing up, but I always told my family I wanted to be a WNBA player. I wanted to help my family so we could make it happen.” It is this drive, coupled with her consistency and leadership, that has made Young one of the cornerstones of the ace dynasty and a role model for the next generation of athletes.

During her tenure, Todd Graves, founder and CEO of Young FaceTimed Raising Cane, personally congratulated her on another historic championship.

“It was great to have Jackie out on our home team in Las Vegas today to celebrate the Aces’ third WNBA championship title,” Graves said. “They had a challenging season but persevered, and it’s been amazing to watch their journey. I’ve loved seeing the WNBA gain traction, and I’m excited to see that support continue to grow.”