Best of Las Vegas Aces center Elizabeth Kitley in images
Elizabeth Kitley played college hoops at Virginia Tech. In her regular-season final game with the Hokies, Kitley tore her ACL. Still, she was a second-round pick by the Las Vegas Aces in 2024. The school retired her jersey, making her the first women's basketball player to receive such an honor. After missing last season due to the injury, the 6-foot-6 Kitley is back playing and averaging about eight minutes per game for Las Vegas.
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Best of Las Vegas Aces center Elizabeth Kitley in images
Elizabeth Kitley played college hoops at Virginia Tech. In her regular-season final game with the Hokies, Kitley tore her ACL. Still, she was a second-round pick by the Las Vegas Aces in 2024. The school retired her jersey, making her the first women's basketball player to receive such an honor. After missing last season due to the injury, the 6-foot-6 Kitley is back playing and averaging about eight minutes per game for Las Vegas.
