Full Bio: Chelsea Gray

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April 14, 2014	Drafted by Connecticut in the first round (No. 11 overall) in the 2014 WNBA Draft
April 14, 2016	Traded to Los Angeles as the Sparks sent Jonquel Jones and the 17th pick in the 2016 WNBA Draft (Jamie Weisner) to Connecticut in exchange for the Sun’s first round pick in 2017 (Allisha Gray), and the 15th (Whitney Knight) and the 23rd (Brianna Butler) selections in the 2016 Draft.
Feb. 2, 2021	Signed by Las Vegas as an Unrestricted Free Agent
May 23, 2022	Signed by Las Vegas

WNBA REGULAR SEASON CAREER

Career Highlights

2016, 2022, 2023 & 2025 WNBA Champion
2022 WNBA Finals MVP
2017, 2018, 2019, 2021 & 2023 WNBA All-Star
2019 All-WNBA First Team
2017 & 2023 All-WNBA Second Team
2022 WNBA Commissioner’s Cup MVP
2-time Western Conference Player of the Week
2023 WNBA All-Star Skills Contest winner
Entering the 2026 season, ranks 6th in WNBA history in total assists (1,870) and 10th in assists per game (5.1)

2025 (Las Vegas)

Won her 3rd WNBA Championship
On Aug. 25 against Chicago, she notched her 250th WNBA victory and became the 15th player with at least 250 career wins
Tied with Tanisha Wright for 12th on the W’s all-time wins list with 255 wins.
On July 12 against Golden State, she became the 5th player in WNBA history with at least 4,000 points, 1,000 rebounds, 1,500 assists, 400 steals and 100 blocked shots and hit the mark in 346 games. She was the youngest and second-fastest to the mark
On June 7, she became the 8th player in WNBA history to tally at least 4,000 points, 1,000 rebounds and 1,500 assists
Scored a season-high 28 points on June 11 vs. Los Angeles
Recorded 4 double-double games
Tied a career-high 14 assists on Aug. 17 vs. Dallas

2024 (Las Vegas)

Averaged 8.6 points, 4.9 assists and 2.9 rebounds in 27 games in the 2024 regular season
Missed 13 games at the start of the regular season due to a foot injury that occurred in the 2023 Finals
Became the 7th player in WNBA history with at least 3,500 points and 1,500 assists. She was also the third-fastest to accomplish the feat, doing so in 299 games.
Gold medalist in the 2024 Paris Olympics with Team USA
Recorded 5 or more assists in 17 regular season games
Tallied double figure scoring in 11 games
Tallied at least 20 points in 2 contests
Scored a season-high 22 points on June 29 vs. Washington

2023 (Las Vegas)

Won her 3rd WNBA Championship
Named an All-Star starter and partnered with Kelsey Plum to win the WNBA All-Star Skills Contest
Finished 3rd among league leaders for assists (7.3 apg)
Produced the first points-rebounds-assists triple-double of her career and in franchise history (22 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists) vs. the New York Liberty on Aug. 17
Named to the AP All-League First Team and All-WNBA Second Team
Notched a franchise-record 10 points-assists double-doubles on the year
Named Western Conference Player of the Week (July 30); averaged 24.5 ppg, 5.5 rpg and 8.5 apg in leading the Aces to a 2-0 record

2022 (Las Vegas)

Won her 2nd WNBA Championship
Named WNBA Finals MVP (18.3 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 6.0 apg, 58.5 FG%, 45.0 3G%)
Named WNBA Commissioner’s Cup MVP (19 pts, 4 rebs, 5 asts)
Finished 21st in the league in scoring, 4th in assists, 17th in field goal percentage, 4th in free throw percentage, 4th in steals, and 22nd in minutes)
Scored in double figures on 26 occasions, including 6 games of 20 or more points, and a career-high 33 vs. Seattle on August 14
Grabbed a season-high 7 rebounds vs. Seattle on August 14
Handed out a season-high 12 assists vs. Indiana on July 21
Picked up a season-high 5 steals on 2 occasions
Recorded 1 points-assists double-double—vs. Indiana on July 21 (14 points, 12 assists)

2021 (Las Vegas)

Named a WNBA All-Star
Finished 4th in the league in assists, 16th in field goal percentage, 16th in 3-point field goal percentage and 19th in steals
Her 189 assists were 3 off the franchise single-season record of 192 held by Becky Hammon (2011).
Her 5.91 assists per game were the second most in franchise history (Danielle Robinson, 6.72, 2013)
Set the franchise single-game assist record with a career-high 14 vs. Minnesota on September 8
Led the team in scoring on 2 occasions, and in assists 19 times
Scored in double figures on 19 occasions, including a season-high 21 vs. Seattle on June 27
Handed out 10 or more assists in a game on 3 occasions
Grabbed a season-high 6 rebounds vs. Chicago on September 2
Picked up a season-high 5 steals vs. Indiana on May 28

2020 (Los Angeles)

Finished 5th in the league in assists per game, and 2nd in free throw percentage
Scored in double figures in 18 of 22 games, including 4 games of 20 or more points and a season-high 27 points at Connecticut on August 28
Handed out a season-high 11 assists vs. Las Vegas on September 12
Grabbed a season-high 8 rebounds at Dallas on September 2
Picked up a season-high 3 steals on 4 occasions

2019 (Los Angeles)

Recorded the eighth triple-double in WNBA regular season history on July 7 with a 13-point, a season-high 10-rebound, and a season-high 13-assist effort vs. Washington
Named to her third consecutive WNBA All-Star Game
Named to the All-WNBA First Team
Finished 2nd in the league in assists per game, 4th in minutes per game, and 6th in free throw percentage
Set a franchise record with 20 points in a quarter On August 29 vs. Indiana. Her third quarter outburst was also tied for the second most points scored in a quarter in WNBA history.
Scored in double-figures in 28 times of 34 games, including each of the final 20 games of the season
Scored 20 or more points on 7 occasions, including a season-high 30 vs. Indiana on August 29
Made a career-high 7 three-pointers at Indiana on August 29
Handed out 10 or more assists in a game on 2 occasions—13 vs. Washington on July 7, and vs. Las Vegas on August 1
Recorded her 500th career assist against the Liberty on June 4
Picked up a season-high 5 steals on July 20 at New York

2018 (Los Angeles)

Finished the season ranked 6th in the league in assists per game, 7th in steals per game, and 5th in minutes per game
Named to her second consecutive WNBA All-Star game
Opened the season with a game-winning buzzer-beater to give the Sparks a 77-76 win over Minnesota on May 2
Scored in double figures in 28 of 34 games, including 20 or more points 9 times, and a season-high 26 points vs. New York on August 14
Handed out a season-high 11 assists vs. New York on June 24
Grabbed a season-high 7 rebounds on 3 occasions
Picked up a season-high 6 steals at Minnesota on May 20
Blocked a career-high 3 shots at Chicago on June 17

2017 (Los Angeles)

Led the league in 3-point field goal percentage, while finishing 6th in assists per game and 3rd in minutes per game
Named a WNBA All-Star reserve for the first time in her career
Named to the All-WNBA Second Team
Scored in double figures in 28 of 34 games, including 6 games of 20 or more points, and a season-high 25 vs. Atlanta on May 27
Recorded a double-double with a season-high 10 assists to go along with 20 points in a 115-106 win over Chicago on August 18
Grabbed a season-high 8 rebounds at Dallas on August 6
Picked up a season-high 4 steals at Chicago on August 18

2016 (Los Angeles)

Won her 1st WNBA Championship
Scored in double figures in 7 of 33 games, including 2 games of 20 or more points, and a season-high 23 vs. Phoenix on September 13
Handed out a season-high 8 assists vs. Indiana on July 6
Grabbed a season-high 6 rebounds vs. New York on June 7
Picked up a season-high 3 steals at Dallas on June 11

2015 (Connecticut)

Finished second on the team in assists
Scored in double figures in 9 of 34 games, including a season-high 16 points on 2 occasions—June 16 against Seattle and on September 9 against New York
Grabbed a season-high 9 rebounds at Chicago on August 30
Handed out a season-high 7 assists vs. San Antonio on August 4
Picked up a season-high 3 steals at Phoenix on June 19

2014 (Connecticut)

Sat out the season rehabilitating a right knee injury suffered in January of her senior year at Duke

WNBA POSTSEASON CAREER

2025 (Las Vegas—2-1 vs. Seattle, 1st Round; 3-2 vs. Indiana, Semifinals; 4-0 vs. Phoenix, Finals)

Won the WNBA Championship
Averaged 11.2 points, a career-high 7.3 assists, 2.3 steals and 1.3 blocks over the 12 playoff games
In game 2 of the Finals vs. Phoenix, she notched her second points/assist double-double in a WNBA Finals game, the second most ever recorded in Finals play
Against Indiana in Game 1, she became just the second player in WNBA playoff history with 800 points and 300 assists
Became the 3rd player in league history to record at least 800 points, 300 assists and 200 rebounds in postseason play
Became the 14th player in WNBA history to make 300 field goals in the postseason
Is third in franchise history in playoff scoring with 616 points

2024 (Las Vegas—2-0 vs. Seattle, 1st Round; 1-3 vs. New York, Semifinals)

Owns the franchise record in playoff assists
Scored a playoff season-high 16 points on 50% field goal shooting in Game 1 vs. Seattle
Recorded at least 6 assists in all but one contest
Recorded at least 1 block in all but one contest

2023 (Las Vegas—2-0 vs. Chicago, 1st Round; 3-0 vs Dallas, Semifinals; 3-1 vs New York, Finals)

Won the WNBA Championship
Recorded 20 points and 7 assists to open the playoffs against Chicago on Sept. 13
Averaged 13.1 ppg and 7.3 apg in the first 3 Finals games before injuring her left foot late in Game 3
Sidelined for Game 4 of the Finals
Had 20 points and 7 assists to open the playoffs against Chicago on Sept. 13 and followed that with 9 points and 9 boards on Sept. 17 to help the Aces sweep the Sky in the First Round

2022 (Las Vegas—2-0 vs. Phoenix, 1st Round; 3-1 vs. Seattle, Semifinals; 3-1 vs. Connecticut, Finals)

Won the WNBA Championship
Scored 10 or more points in all 10 playoff games, including 20 or more points on 7 occasions, and a career playoff-high 31 at Seattle on September 6
Grabbed a career playoff-high 7 rebounds vs. Seattle on August 31
Handed out 10 or more assists on 2 occasions, including a career playoff-high tying and franchise record tying 12 at Seattle on September 4
Recorded 2 points-assist double-doubles—31 points and 10 assists at Seattle on September 6 and 29 points and 12 assists at Seattle on September 4
Picked up a playoff season-high 3 steals vs. Connecticut on September 13

2021 (Las Vegas—2-3 vs. Phoenix, Semifinals)

Scored 10 or more points in 4 of 5 games, including 2 games of 22 points—at Phoenix on October 6 and vs. Phoenix on October 8
Handed out a career playoff-high and franchise record-tying 12 assists vs. Phoenix on September 28
Grabbed a season playoff-high 4 rebounds on 3 occasions

2020 (Los Angeles—0-1 vs. Connecticut, 2nd Round)

Scored 4 points and grabbed 2 rebounds in the Sparks Second Round loss vs. Connecticut on September 17

2019 (Los Angeles—1-0 vs. Seattle, 2nd Round; 0-3 vs. Connecticut, Semifinals)

Scored in double figures in 2 of 4 playoff games, including 21 in the Sparks Second Round win vs. Seattle on September 15
Handed out at least 4 assists in all 4 playoff games, including 8 in Los Angeles’ Second Round win vs. Seattle on September 15
Grabbed a playoff season-high 4 rebounds on 2 occasions
Picked up a playoff season-high 3 steals at Connecticut on September 19
Drained a playoff season-high 4 3-pointers vs. Seattle in the Sparks’ Second Round win over the Storm on September 15

2018 (Los Angeles—1-0 vs. Minnesota, First Round; 0-1 vs. Washington)

Scored in double figures in 1 of 2 games—26 points in the Sparks First Round win vs. Minnesota on August 21
Grabbed a playoff season-high 5 rebounds, handed out a playoff season-high 6 assists and drained a career playoff-high-tying 4 three-pointers in the Sparks First Round win vs. Minnesota on August 21

2017 (Los Angeles—3-0 vs. Phoenix, Semifinals; 2-3 vs. Minnesota, Finals)

Sparks lost in WNBA Finals to Minnesota (5 games)
Scored in double figures in 7 of 8 playoff games, including a playoff season-high 27 points in the WNBA Finals (Game 1) at Minnesota on September 24
Handed out 6 or more assists in 7 of 8 playoff games, including a playoff season-high 9 in the WNBA Finals (Game 4) vs. Minnesota on October 1
Grabbed a playoff season-high 6 rebounds in the WNBA Semifinals (Game 2) vs. Phoenix on September 14
Picked up a playoff season-high 3 steals in the WNBA Finals (Game 5) at Minnesota on October 4
Drained a playoff season-high 4 three-pointers in the WNBA Finals (Game 1) at Minnesota on September 24

2016 (Los Angeles—3-1 vs. Chicago, Semifinals; 3-2 vs. Minnesota, Finals)

Sparks won WNBA Championship over Minnesota
Scored in double figures in 3 of 9 playoff games including 20 points in the WNBA Finals (Game 4) vs. Minnesota on October 16
Handed out a playoff season-high 7 assists in the WNBA Semifinals (Game 4) at Chicago on October 4
Grabbed a playoff season-high 3 rebounds on 4 occasions
Picked up a playoff season-high 3 steals in the WNBA Finals (Game 1) at Minnesota on October 9
Drained a playoff season-high 4 three-pointers in the WNBA Finals (Game 4) vs. Minnesota on October 16

ALL STAR STATISTICS

Year	Team	G	GS	Min	FG	FGA	FG%	3G	3GA	3G%	FT	FTA	FT%	OR	DR	REB	A	S	B	TO	PF	PTS	Avg
2017	Western (W)	1	0	16	4	7	.571	3	6	.500	0	0	—-	0	3	3	4	0	0	1	0	11
2018	Team Parker (W)	1	1	18	2	6	.333	1	3	.333	0	0	—-	2	3	5	2	0	0	3	0	5
2019	Team Wilson (W)	1	1	24	4	11	.364	0	4	.000	0	0	—-	3	2	5	10	0	0	2	0	8
2021	Team USA	1	1	18	3	6	.500	1	2	.500	0	0	—-	0	2	2	3	0	0	2	0	7

Totals		4	3	76	13	30	.433	5	15	.333	0	0	—-	5	10	15	19	0	0	8	0	31	7.8

UNRIVALED

2025 (Miami)

OVERSEAS CAREER

2022-23 [Mersin—Turkey (KBSL)]

Finished atop the regular season standings (24-2) and advanced to the KBSL championship finals; ranked 5th in the league for assists.

2022-23 [Mersin—Turkey (EuroLeague)]

Won Group B with a 10-4 record, advanced to the team’s first EuroLeague Final Four and finished as runners-up.

2020-21 [Girona—Spain (Liga Dia)]

Team finished in 3rd place during the regular season and won the league championship
Team was the Catalonian League Winner
Team advanced to the LFB SuperCup Semifinals
Finished 3rd on the team in scoring, and 1st in assists, steals and free throw percentage

2020-21 [Girona—EuroLeague (EL)]

Team finished in 3rd place (3-3) in Group C, and lost 2-0 to Avenida in the quarterfinals
Finished 5th on the team in scoring, 2nd in assists and free throw percentage, and 3rd in steals

2019-20 [Fenerbahce—Turkey (KBSL)]

Team won the reguar season chmpionship witth an 18-2 record
Played in 3 of 20 regular season games

2019-20 [Fenerbahce—EuroLeague (EL)]

Team finished in 1st place in Group B, but postseason was cancelled due to COVID-19
Played in 2 of 15 games

2018-19 [Cukurova—Turkey (KBSL)]

Named to the Eurobasket.com All-Turkish KBSSL Second Team
Finished second on the team in scoring, first in assists, and third in steals

2018-19 [Cukurova—EuroCup (EC)]

Finished fourth on the team in scoring, and second in assists

2017-18 [Botasspor—Turkey (KBSL)]

Led the team in scoring, assists and steals

2016-17 [Kayseri—Turkey (KBSL)]

Led the team in scoring, assists and steals

2016-17 [Kayseri—EuroCup (EC)]

Led the team in scoring and assists, while finishing second in three-point field goal percentage and steals, and third in free throw percentage
Went 6-0 in Group B, falling to Yakin Dogu BGD in the EuroCup Finals

2015-16 [Kayseri—Turkey (KBSL)]

Finished first on the team in assists, steals and free throw percentage, while finishing second in scoring, and field goal percentage

2015-16 [Kayseri—EuroLegue (EL)]

Led the team in assists, and free throw percentage, while finishing second in steals, and third in scoring
Finished in 6th place in Group B during the regular season

2015-16 [Kayseri—EuroCup (EC)]

Led the team in scoring and rebounding, while finishing second in steals
Joined the EuroCup for the playoffs where they lost to Bourges in the semifinals

2015-16 [Gironaa—Spain (Liga Dia)]

Second on the team in scoring, first in assists and third in three-point field goal percentage
Left team and signed with Kayseri after the Thanksgiving break

2015-16 [Girona—Spain (EuroLeague)]

Second on the team in scoring, and first in assists
Left team and signed with Kayseri after the Thanksgiving break

2014-15 [Hapoel Rishon Le-Zion—Israel (D1)]

Led the team in scoring, assists, steals, and three-point field goal percentage, while finishing second in three-point field goal percentage

OVERSEAS STATISTICS

Year	Team	League	G	Min	FG	FGA	FG%	3G	3GA	3G%	FT	FTA	FT%	OR	DR	REB	A	S	B	TO	PF	PTS	Avg
2014-15	Rishon Le-Zion	D1	14	496	106	229	.463	20	57	.351	56	69	.812	18	71	89	83	39	1	56	35	288	20.6
2015-16	Girona	Liga Dia	9	290	62	134	.463	10	25	.400	32	36	.889	8	35	43	40	36	2	40	22	166	18.4
2015-16	Girona	EL	5	168	26	72	.361	5	17	.294	17	23	.739	1	14	15	26	4	0	`14	10	74	14.8
2015-16	Bellona Kayseri	KBSL	27	888	158	354	.446	22	88	.250	50	62	.820	16	84	100	127	43	3	84	49	389	14.4
2015-16	Bellona Kayseri	EL	9	281	37	99	.374	7	25	.280	24	26	.923	6	18	24	33	10	0	24	16	105	11.7
2015-16	Bellona Kayseri	EC	4	143	29	64	.453	3	10	.300	8	12	.667	5	16	21	10	7	1	7	8	69	17.3
2016-17	Bellona Kayseri	KBSL	27	880	154	301	.512	17	51	.333	67	82	.817	14	89	103	132	41	5	68	38	392	14.5
2016-17	Bellona Kayseri	EC	16	449	73	151	.483	16	35	.457	32	38	.842	5	45	50	68	20	2	41	23	194	12.9
2017-18	Botasspor	KBSL	21	674	122	264	.462	8	40	.200	81	99	.818	23	80	103	141	34	0	71	40	333	15.9
2018-19	Cukurova	KBSL	21	609	137	265	.517	23	64	.359	47	51	.922	8	80	88	147	27	2	44	36	344	16.4
2018-19	Cukurova	EC	6	154	23	51	.451	5	14	.357	7	9	.778	5	26	31	30	4	0	17	10	58	9.7
2019-20	Fenerbahce	KBSL	3	54	8	18	.444	4	9	.444	2	2	1.000	2	5	7	18	3	0	5	6	22	7.3
2019-10	Fenerbahce	EL	2	50	4	16	.250	1	2	.500	2	2	1.000	1	5	6	8	2	0	7	3	11	5.5
2020-21	Girona	Liga Dia	26	658	115	254	.453	8	49	.163	46	53	.868	8	78	86	94	31	0	57	31	284	10.9
2020-21	Girona	EL	9	205	30	69	.435	2	14	.143	15	18	.833	2	25	27	28	10	0	15	20	77	8.6
2022-23	Mersin	KBSL	20	549	112	243	.461	21	60	.350	50	59	.847	8	67	75	123	20	3	49	19	295	14.8
2022-23	Mersin	EL	15	527	93	205	.454	17	47	.362	34	41	.829	5	34	39	94	28	1	39	30	237	15.8

Israeli League (D1)			14	496	106	229	.463	20	57	.351	56	69	.812	18	71	89	83	39	1	56	35	288	20.6
Spanish League (Liga Dia)			35	948	177	388	.456	18	74	.243	78	89	.876	16	113	129	134	67	2	97	53	450	12.9
Turkish League (KBSL)			119	3654	691	1445	.478	95	312	.304	297	355	.837	71	405	476	688	168	13	321	188	1775	14.9
EuroCup (EC)			26	746	125	266	.470	24	59	.407	47	59	.797	15	87	102	108	31	3	65	41	321	12.3
EuroLeague (EL)			25	704	97	256	.379	15	58	.259	58	69	.841	10	62	72	95	26	0	46	49	267	10.7
Totals			219	6548	1196	2584	.463	172	560	.307	536	641	.836	130	738	868	1108	331	19	585	366	3101	14.2

USA BASKETBALL

2024 Paris Olympic Games gold medalist
Participated in the USA National Team’s February 2024 training camp, but was unavailable to compete in the 2024 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament.
2022 FIBA World Cup gold medalist; missed first two games due to the Las Vegas Aces WNBA title run
2020 Tokyo Olympic Games gold medalist
Is 33-3 in a USA Basketball uniform.
Participated in the USA National Team training camp in Chicago over the 2020 NBA All-Star Weekend
Aided the 2019-20 USA National Team to a 10-1 record against six collegiate teams and six international opponents from November 2019 thru February 2020 (missed the first college tour game, a win at Stanford, for her wedding)
- Went 3-0 in the FIBA Americas Pre-Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Argentina, dished out team-high 18 assists
- Went 3-0 in the FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Serbia, dished out a team-high 22 assists
- Went 4-1 against collegiate opponents in Nov. 2019 and Jan.-Feb. 2020, dished out a team second-best 24 assists
One of eight players who committed to participate in the USA’s 2019-20 expanded training program as announced on July 27, 2019
Named to the 2018-20 USA Basketball Women’s National Team on March 14, 2018

USA BASKETBALL STATISTICS

Year	Team	G	GS	Min	FG	FGA	FG%	3G	3GA	3G%	FT	FTA	FT%	OR	DR	REB	A	S	B	TO	PF	PTS	AVG.
2019-20	NCAA Exhibitions	5	0	108	15	37	.405	2	10	.200	0	0	—	3	23	26	24	0	0	9	2	32	6.4
2019	Pre-OLYQ	3	2	71	13	25	.520	4	8	.500	1	2	.500	2	6	8	18	7	2	5	1	31	10.3
2020	OLYQ	3	1	65	9	19	.474	2	7	.286	9	11	.818	1	7	8	22	4	1	6	4	29	9.7
2021	Oly. Exh.	3	0	57	9	20	.450	2	5	.400	0	0	—-	0	9	9	11	0	0	6	2	20	6.7
2020	Tokyo Olympics	6	0	154	18	31	.581	3	7	.429	5	7	.714	0	10	10	19	4	0	11	8	44	7.3
2022	World Cup	6	6	117	22	38	.579	8	17	.471	3	3	1.000	0	14	14	32	8	0	7	2	55	9.2
2025	Paris Olympics	6	6	86	3	18	.167	1	6	.167	1	2	.500	1	6	7	31	6	0	6	3	8	1.3

Totals

COLLEGE

Career (Duke, 2010-14)

Owned 4 of the program’s top 5 single-game assist totals at the time of her graduation
Finished her career with the second most career assists in Duke history, the highest assists per game average, the third most steals, and the fourth highest free throw percentage
During her four years at Duke, the Blue Devils compiled a 120-19 record (.863), captured three Atlantic Coast Conference regular season titles, two ACC Tournament crowns and advanced to four NCAA Tournaments, including three Elite Eights

Senior (Duke, 2013-14)

Named to the All-ACC Academic Team
Advanced to NCAA Tournament second round
Fractured her right knee cap against Boston College on January 12, ending her collegiate career
Was leading the ACC in assists and steals per game prior to her injury
Named ACC Player of the Week on 2 occasions
Listed on the John R. Wooden Award midseason list, and was a Naismith and Wade Watch candidate for National Player of the Year
Was a Senior CLASS Award candidate. and on the Nancy Lieberman Award Watch List for the top point guard in the nation

Junior (Duke, 2012-13)

Advanced to NCAA Elite 8
Team won ACC Tournament
Named WBCA and AP All-America Second Team
Named Full Court All-America Third Team
Was a WBCA All-Region II selection
Finalist for the John R. Wooden Award
Named ACC Co-Player of the Year
Named to the All-ACC First Team
Named to the All-ACC Academic Team
Dislocated her right knee as a junior, missing the last 4 games of the regular season as well as the ACC and NCAA Tournaments
Her 89 steals were the fourth most in school history
Posted 3 double-digit assist games, including a career-high 15 vs. Clemson which tied the program single-game record
Recorded a career-high 9 steals vs. Clemson, which are the third most in program history
Made 85.1 percent of her free throws which was the 10th highest percentage in program history
Recorded her second career triple-double with 18 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists vs. Boston College
Connected on a program record 37 consecutive free throws

Sophomore (Duke, 2011-12)

Advanced to NCAA Elite 8
Named an All-American by the USBWA
Named one of four finalists for the Nancy Lieberman Award
Was a finalist for the USBWA National Player of the Year
Named to the All-ACC First Team
Named to the ACC All-Tournament Second Team
Led the ACC in assists per game while ranking 5th in free throw percentage
Set the program record for assists in a season
Her 93 steals were the fourth highest total in program history
Tied a career high with 25 points in the ACC Tournament against NC State
Posted a program-record 4 double-digit assist games

Freshman (Duke, 2010-11)

Advanced to NCAA Elite 8
Team won ACC Tournament
Named All-ACC h0norable mention
Named to the ACC All-Freshman Team
Named to the ACC All-Tournament Second Team
Scored in double figures on 18 occasions, including a season-high 20 points at No. 13 North Carolina
Handed out a season-high 7 assists on 2 occasions

COLLEGE STATISTICS

Year	Team	League	G	GS	Min	FG	FGA	FG%	3G	3GA	3G%	FT	FTA	FT%	OR	DR	REB	A	S	B	TO	PF	PTS	Avg
2010-11	Duke	ACC	34	18	721	99	229	.432	33	83	.398	66	83	.805	20	93	113	86	66	7	62	49	297	8.7
2011-12	Duke	ACC	33	33	1064	153	334	.458	29	77	.377	78	95	.821	28	134	162	201	93	12	115	66	413	12.5
2012-13	Duke	ACC	25	25	758	107	254	.421	22	54	.407	80	94	.851	36	96	132	136	89	3	66	45	316	12.6
2013-14	Duke	ACC	17	17	471	68	135	.504	10	30	.333	38	51	.745	18	53	71	122	50	4	55	33	184	10.8

Totals			109	93	3014	427	952	.449	94	244	.385	262	322	.814	102	376	478	545	298	26	298	193	1210	11.1

HIGH SCHOOL

Was named California Miss Basketball and California Gatorade Player of the Year in 2010
Tallied 18 points and eight rebounds in the 2010 WBCA High School All-America game, while being named Red Team MVP
Scored 2,164 career points at St. Mary’s High School
Led St Mary’s to Class 6A state championship and was named MVP of the state tournament
One of five finalists for the 2010 Naismith Player of the Year Award

PERSONAL

Full name is Chelsea Nichelle Gray
Married to Tipesa Gray, neé Moorer, in November 2019, and the couple announced on Halloween 2023 that they are expecting their first child.
Is the daughter of James and Vickey Gray
Has one brother, Javon
Her cousin, Alexis Gray-Lawson, played for the Cal women’s basketball team and was drafted by the Washington Mystics in 2010
Majored in sociology along with a minor in theater studies and a markets and management certificate