Career Highlights

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

High School: Stevens High School, Rapid City, South Dakota
College: Colorado State University

WNBA Teams
New York Liberty – 1999 – 2006
San Antonio Stars – 2007-2014

NWBL Teams
Tennessee Fury – 2003
Colorado Chill – 2004-2006

Teams Abroad
Trentino Rovereto Basket – 2001-2002
Rivas EcÃ³polis – 2006-2007
CSKA Moscow – 2007-2009
Ros Casares Valencia – 2009-2010
Nadezhda Orenburg – 2010-2011
Spartak Moscow Region – 2011–2012

Olympics
Russian National Team – 2008 & 2012

Awards & Accolades
2004 – CSU Sports Hall of Fame
2005 – CSU Jersey Retirement
2008 – Rapid City Journal Athlete of the Year
2010 – South Dakota High School Basketball Hall of Fame
2014 – Named to Times 100 Most Influential People
2014 – ESPNW Woman of the Year
2015 – Inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame
2022 – Womens Basketball Hall of Fame
2023 – Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame

WNBA
6X WNBA All-Star (2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011)
2007 & 2009 – All-WNBA First Team
2005 & 2008 – All-WNBA Second Team
2007 – WNBA Assists Leader
2009 – WNBA 3 Point Shootout Champion
2011 – WNBA Top 15 Players of All Time
2015 – NY Liberty Ring of Honor
2016 – WNBA Top 20@20
2016 – San Antonio Stars Number Retired
WNBA Top 25 of All Time Player

As A Coach
2021 – Hired as the Las Vegas Aces Head Coach
2022 – Commissioners Cup Champion
2022 – WNBA Coach of the Year
2022 & 2023 – WNBA Champions

NBA
2008 & 2010 – Haier Shooting Stars Competition Champion
2014 Hired as the San Antonio Spurs Assistant Coach
2015 – Coached the Spurs Summer League Team to a Championship
2026 – NBA All-Star Game Assistant Coach

NWBL
2005 & 2006 – NWBL Champions
2006 – NWBL MVP

INTERNATIONAL
2007 – World League Champion (CSKA)
2007 & 2008 – EuroLeague Champion
2008 & 2009 – EuroLeague All-Star
2009 – EuroLeague All-Star 3 Point Shootout Champion
2008 – Russian Cup Champion
2008 – Russia League Silver Medalist
2008 – Beijing Olympics Bronze Meda
2009 – EuroBasket Silver Medalist
2010 – EuroLeague All-Star (Did Not Play)
2010 – Spanish League Champion
2010 – Queen’s Cup Gold Medal

BECKY HAMMON

“I was always smaller and slower than everybody else, so I had to figure out other ways to be successful. Some people can survive on their athleticism; I had to survive on my brain.”