Chelsea Gray Crowned “The One,” Wins $200,000 at 1 on 1 Tournament Presented by Sprite

MIAMI (Feb. 14, 2026) — Chelsea Gray won Unrivaled’s second annual 1 on 1 Tournament Presented by Sprite, defeating Allisha Gray in a thrilling best-of-three final to claim the $200,000 grand prize and earn the title of “The One.”

Known as the ‘Point Gawd,’ Chelsea Gray becomes the second 1 on 1 champion in Unrivaled history, following Napheesa Collier’s inaugural tournament victory in 2025.

Gray’s run to the championship was marked by clutch shot-making, lockdown defense and composure under pressure. The veteran guard expressed appreciation for the moment.

“Grateful. Humbled. Excited,” Chelsea Gray said. “A lot of people didn't pick me to be sitting here talking to y'all. Keep on surprising people. I love it.”

Championship Recap

The final series was played in a best-of-three format, with each game set to a winning score of seven.

Game 1: Allisha Gray opened aggressively, cruising to a 7-0 shutout to seize early control of the series.

Game 2: After Allisha Gray opened the game with a 3-pointer, Chelsea Gray responded with an 8-0 run to secure an 8-3 win and force a decisive Game 3.

Game 3: The finale delivered tension from start to finish. Allisha Gray surged ahead 6-0 before Chelsea Gray countered with a stepback jumper and a free throw to trim the deficit to two.

What followed was an intense, six-minute defensive battle, as both players traded missed attempts and hard-earned rebounds. With the championship hanging in the balance, Chelsea Gray created space beyond the arc and drained a deep 3-pointer to secure a 7-6 victory and the 1 on 1 title.

After the hard-fought final, Chelsea Gray credited Allisha Gray’s performance in the championship round.

“I think in general, in this world of sports, Allisha doesn't get the love and stuff that she deserves,” Chelsea Gray said. “Dynamic player on both ends of the floor. Somebody that can put up numbers quickly and in a hurry and can score in a multitude of ways, so competing against her, I expected nothing less.”

Allisha Gray, averaging 20 points per game in 11 games for Mist BC, praised Chelsea Gray’s skill set.

“It was a battle,” Allisha Gray said. “Unfortunately, I came up short, but you can't say I didn't give it my all. All credit to the Point Gawd—she's such a great player, and if I had to lose, at least I lost to the Point Gawd.”

Allisha Gray earned $50,000 as the tournament’s runner-up.

Semifinals Recap

The semifinals set up the championship round, with all four players reaching this stage for the first time in their 1 on 1 careers.

Kelsey Plum vs. Chelsea Gray

Plum came out firing, building an 8-0 lead behind a pair of 3-pointers. Chelsea Gray responded with 12 unanswered points, flipping the momentum to punch her ticket to the final.

Allisha Gray vs. Aliyah Boston

Allisha Gray raced to a 9-0 start before Boston went on a 10-0 run to take the lead. After Boston missed a turnaround jumper late, Allisha Gray secured the rebound and knocked down the game-winning 3-pointer to advance to the championship.

Plum and Boston each earned $25,000 as semifinalists.

Road to the Title: Chelsea Gray

Chelsea Gray battled through every round of the Unrivaled 1 on 1 tournament, delivering in clutch moments to capture the title.

First Round: Defeated Natasha Cloud 11-10, rallied from a 10-5 deficit

Second Round: Defeated Jackie Young 12-6, broke a 6-6 tie with a 6-0 run

Quarterfinals: Defeated Paige Bueckers 11-2, limited Bueckers to one made field goal

Semifinals: Defeated Kelsey Plum 12-8, scored 12 unanswered points

Championship (Best-of-Three vs. Allisha Gray)

Game 1: Allisha Gray 7, Chelsea Gray 0

Game 2: Chelsea Gray 8, Allisha Gray 3

Game 3: Chelsea Gray 7, Allisha Gray 6

Up next: Unrivaled returns to 3 on 3 action Tuesday, Feb. 17, with Laces BC (8-2) vs. Hive BC (3-7) at 7:30 p.m. ET and Breeze BC (5-5) vs. Lunar Owls BC (2-8) at 8:45 p.m. ET.