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The 2026 Unrivaled one-on-one tournament turned into a battle of the Grays.
Chelsea Gray captured the second Unrivaled one-on-one title, defeating Allisha Gray in the championship game to claim the crown and $200,000 in prize money.
After 28 players competed for a share of the $300,000 prize pool, the field narrowed to four on Saturday. Allisha Gray earned $50,000 as the runner-up, while semifinalists Kelsey Plum and Aliyah Boston each took home $25,000. In addition, Chelsea Gray’s Rosebud teammates each received $10,000 from the prize pool.
Semifinals
No. 2 Chelsea Gray def. No. 2 Kelsey Plum, 12-8Â
Kelsey Plum came out firing, building an 8-0 lead in the opening two minutes against Chelsea Gray.
Gray responded by tightening defensively and catching fire offensively, closing the game on a 12-0 run. She capped the surge with a clutch turnaround bank shot to secure the win and advance to the championship game.
No. 1 Allisha Gray def. No. 4 Aliyah Boston, 12-10
Allisha Gray opened with a 9-0 run in what appeared to be a blowout, but Aliyah Boston made it clear she would not go down without a fight.
Boston answered with 10 straight points to take a one-point lead, leaving both players one basket away from victory. After Boston missed a jumper, Gray secured the defensive rebound and drilled a dagger 3-pointer to clinch a spot in the championship game.
Championship
No. 2 Chelsea Gray def. No. 1 Allisha Gray, 7-6
The championship was played in a best-of-three format, with each game played to seven points. Allisha Gray claimed Game 1 (7-0) and Chelsea Gray answered in Game 2 (8-3) to force a decisive third game.
With the series tied 1-1, Allisha Gray wasted no time in Game 3, jumping out to a 6-0 lead in under a minute.
Chelsea Gray responded with defensive pressure and timely buckets to cut the deficit to 6-4. The score remained there for more than six minutes as both players locked in defensively.
Chelsea eventually completed the comeback, drilling a dagger 3-pointer to win the championship.
Full Bracket
No. 1 Kelsey Mitchell def. No. 8 Rachel Banham, 12-3
No. 5 Veronica Burton def. No. 4 Courtney Williams, 11-0
No. 2 Kelsey Plum received a bye
No. 7 Natisha Hiedeman received a bye
No. 1 Paige Bueckers def. No. 8 Kate Martin, 12-5
No. 4 Arike Ogunbowale def. No. 5 Brittney Sykes, 11-2
No. 3 Jackie Young def. No. 6 Aziaha James, 12-4
No. 2 Chelsea Gray def. No. 7 Natasha Cloud, 11-10
No. 1 Allisha Gray received a bye
No. 8 Saniya Rivers received a bye
No. 6 Sonia Citron def. No. 3 Marina Mabrey, 12-10
No. 7 Rae Burrell def. No. 2 Rhyne Howard, 12-9
No. 1 Breanna Stewart def. No. 8 Li Yueru, 11-6
No. 4 Aliyah Boston def. No. 5 Laeticia Amihere, forfeit
No. 6 Shakira Austin def. No. 3 Dearica Hamby, 12-10
No. 2 Aaliyah Edwards def. No. 7 Dominique Malonga,11-8
No. 1 Kelsey Mitchell def. No. 5 Veronica Burton 11-5
No. 2 Kelsey Plum def. No. 7 Nathisha Hiedeman 12-0
No. 1 Paige Bueckers def. No. 4 Arike Ogunbowale, 12-4
No. 2 Chelsea Gray def. No. 3 Jackie Young, 12-6Â
No. 1 Allisha Gray def. No. 8 Saniya Rivers, 12-9
No. 7 Rae Burrell def. No. 6 Sonia Citron, 11-0
No. 4 Aliyah Boston def. No. 1 Breanna Stewart, 11-7
No. 2 Aaliyah Edwards def. No. 6 Shakira Austin, 11-9
No. 2 Kelsey Plum def. No. 1 Kelsey Mitchell, 11-7
No. 2 Chelsea Gray def. No. 1 Paige Bueckers, 11-2
No. 1 Allisha Gray def. No. 7 Rae Burrell, 11-2
No. 4 Aliyah Boston def. No. 2 Aaliyah Edwards, 12-0
No. 2 Chelsea Gray def.No. 2 Kelsey Plum, 12-8Â
No. 1 Allisha Gray def. No. 4 Aliyah Boston, 12-10
No. 2 Chelsea Gray def. No. 1 Allisha Gray, 2-1
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