Aaliyah Edwards, Azura Stevens, Napheesa Collier, and Arike Ogunbowale advance to the Unrivaled 1v1 sem-ifinals.

Unrivaled’s regular season uses a modified 18-second shot clock, but its one-on-one tournament will have a seven-second shot clock. Game flow is make-it-take-it, meaning if a player scores a basket, they retain possession. Games follow traditional scoring rules; a 2-point shot still counts for 2 points and a 3-pointer is worth 3 points.

Unrivaled basketball went head-to-head for Monday's 1v1 tournament tip-off, with a few big first-round upsets already breaking brackets.

Napheea Collier, Kahleah Copper, Allisha Gray headline the list of WNBA players slated to continue competing in Unrivaled’s 1v1 tournament on Tuesday.

Unrivaled released its inaugural in-season 1v1 tournament bracket on Wednesday, setting up heated head-to-head matchups next week.

That win was followed up by a victory over Allisha Gray, Unrivaled’s third-leading scorer and many people’s favorite to win it all. Edwards absorbed a ton of contact throughout the competition and used her size and strength to defeat Gray with a myriad of baskets in the post.