Ranking the top active WNBA players by current impact, stats, and achievements in a fast-evolving league. Approximate recent-season figures highlight what separates stars from the pack. Vote to reorder the list.
What counts: Best means on-court dominance plus titles and longevity; figures are approximate recent-season averages.
A'ja Wilson▲ Rising
Wilson anchored the Aces' repeat titles with elite two-way play before moving to the Sky. Her 2023 Finals MVP performance cemented her as the league's most complete big. She continues to lead in scoring and efficiency.
PPG: 23 ppgRPG: 10 rpgAPG: 2 apgChampionships: 2All-Star Selections: 5
added by IJRin 2 rankingsA'ja Wilson
Napheesa Collier▲ Rising
Collier's two-way dominance has lifted Minnesota into playoff contention. Her scoring and rebounding inside set the tone for the Lynx. She earned All-Defense honors recently.
PPG: 20 ppgRPG: 9 rpgAPG: 3 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 4
added by IJRNapheesa Collier
Breanna Stewart▲ Rising
Stewart's scoring and versatility powered the Liberty to contention after her Seattle titles. Her 2023 season showed she can carry an offense at both forward spots. She remains the model of consistency.
PPG: 21 ppgRPG: 9 rpgAPG: 3 apgChampionships: 3All-Star Selections: 6
added by IJRin 2 rankingsBreanna Stewart
Diana Taurasi▲ Rising
Taurasi's shooting and leadership still guide Phoenix despite entering her 20th season. Multiple titles and MVPs give her unmatched credibility. She remains a clutch performer.
PPG: 15 ppgRPG: 3 rpgAPG: 4 apgChampionships: 3All-Star Selections: 10
added by IJRin 2 rankingsDiana Taurasi
Sabrina Ionescu▲ Rising
Ionescu's scoring burst and playmaking made the Liberty a title favorite. Her 2024 All-Star showing confirmed her status among the league's best guards. She excels in transition.
PPG: 18 ppgRPG: 5 rpgAPG: 6 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 3
added by IJRSabrina Ionescu
Jewell Loyd▲ Rising
Loyd's scoring title and Olympic gold elevated Seattle's offense. Her perimeter shooting creates space for teammates. She is the Storm's primary offensive engine.
PPG: 22 ppgRPG: 4 rpgAPG: 3 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 4
added by IJRin 2 rankingsJewell Loyd
Chelsea Gray▲ Rising
Gray's court vision and clutch play helped Las Vegas win back-to-back titles. Her assists and mid-range game control tempo. She is the Aces' steady floor general.
PPG: 13 ppgRPG: 4 rpgAPG: 6 apgChampionships: 2All-Star Selections: 4
added by IJRChelsea Gray
Diggins-Smith's speed and scoring have revived Phoenix's backcourt. Her return from maternity leave showed elite quickness. She creates offense in transition.
PPG: 16 ppgRPG: 3 rpgAPG: 5 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 4
added by IJRSkylar Diggins-Smith
Charles's scoring and rebounding remain reliable for Atlanta after years with New York and Washington. Her post presence creates second-chance opportunities. She is a steady veteran scorer.
PPG: 15 ppgRPG: 8 rpgAPG: 2 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 8
added by IJRTina Charles
Caitlin Clark▲ Rising
Clark's passing and three-point volume instantly elevated the Fever and league visibility. Her rookie year broke assist records and drew new fans. She is already the focal point of Indiana's rebuild.
PPG: 19 ppgRPG: 5 rpgAPG: 8 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 2
added by IJRin 3 rankingsCaitlin Clark
DeWanna Bonner▲ Rising
Bonner's scoring and rebounding have sustained Connecticut and Indiana lineups for years. Her veteran presence stabilizes young rosters. She continues to deliver efficient production.
PPG: 16 ppgRPG: 6 rpgAPG: 3 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 5
added by IJRin 2 rankingsDeWanna Bonner
Ogwumike's scoring and leadership kept Los Angeles competitive for a decade. Her 2016 MVP season remains a benchmark. She is a consistent All-Star.
PPG: 17 ppgRPG: 7 rpgAPG: 2 apgChampionships: 1All-Star Selections: 7
added by IJRin 2 rankingsNneka Ogwumike
Angel Reese▲ Rising
Reese's rebounding and energy have transformed Chicago's frontcourt as a rookie. Her double-doubles set rookie records. She brings physicality and intensity.
PPG: 13 ppgRPG: 11 rpgAPG: 2 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 1
added by IJRAngel Reese
Young's scoring and defense helped Las Vegas win titles. Her development into a starter proved key to the Aces' success. She provides versatile wing play.
PPG: 14 ppgRPG: 4 rpgAPG: 4 apgChampionships: 2All-Star Selections: 2
added by IJRJackie Young
Boston's rookie rebounding and defense stabilized Indiana's frontcourt. Her presence allows Clark to operate freely. She is the Fever's interior anchor.
PPG: 12 ppgRPG: 9 rpgAPG: 2 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 1
added by IJRAliyah Boston
Alyssa Thomas▼ Falling
Thomas's triple-double threat and defense anchor Connecticut's identity. Her passing from the forward spot is rare. She led the Sun to multiple deep playoff runs.
PPG: 14 ppgRPG: 8 rpgAPG: 7 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 3
added by IJRAlyssa Thomas
Kahleah Copper▼ Falling
Copper's scoring and athleticism powered Chicago's 2021 title run. Her transition play and defense create momentum swings. She remains Phoenix's top scorer.
PPG: 19 ppgRPG: 4 rpgAPG: 2 apgChampionships: 1All-Star Selections: 2
added by IJRKahleah Copper
Jonquel Jones▼ Falling
Jones's rebounding and interior scoring helped New York contend. Her 2021 championship with Connecticut showcased her dominance. She provides size and efficiency.
PPG: 15 ppgRPG: 9 rpgAPG: 2 apgChampionships: 1All-Star Selections: 3
added by IJRJonquel Jones
McBride's three-point shooting and scoring have powered Minnesota's offense. Her perimeter threat stretches defenses. She is a consistent All-Star level shooter.
PPG: 15 ppgRPG: 3 rpgAPG: 3 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 3
added by IJRKayla McBride
Brittney Griner▼ Falling
Griner's interior presence and shot-blocking remain elite for Phoenix. Her return elevated the Mercury's frontcourt. She is a two-time champion.
PPG: 14 ppgRPG: 6 rpgAPG: 2 apgChampionships: 2All-Star Selections: 7
added by IJRin 2 rankingsBrittney Griner
Vandersloot's elite passing elevated New York's offense alongside Ionescu. Her championship with Chicago proved her value. She controls tempo masterfully.
PPG: 10 ppgRPG: 3 rpgAPG: 7 apgChampionships: 1All-Star Selections: 3
added by IJRCourtney Vandersloot
Jones's interior scoring and rebounding anchor Connecticut's frontcourt. Her efficient post play creates easy buckets. She is a reliable double-double threat.
PPG: 14 ppgRPG: 7 rpgAPG: 2 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 2
added by IJRBrionna Jones
Rhyne Howard▼ Falling
Howard's scoring and athleticism have defined Atlanta's young core. Her perimeter game creates mismatches. She is the Dream's leading scorer.
PPG: 17 ppgRPG: 4 rpgAPG: 3 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 2
added by IJRRhyne Howard
Canada's speed and defense have energized Los Angeles. Her quickness creates turnovers and fast breaks. She is a disruptive backcourt presence.
PPG: 11 ppgRPG: 3 rpgAPG: 5 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 1
added by IJRJordin Canada
Elizabeth Williams▼ Falling
Williams's defense and rebounding anchor Chicago's frontcourt. Her shot-blocking creates transition opportunities. She is a reliable veteran.
PPG: 10 ppgRPG: 7 rpgAPG: 2 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 2
added by IJRElizabeth Williams
Marina Mabrey▼ Falling
Mabrey's shooting and scoring have boosted Connecticut and Chicago. Her perimeter threat adds spacing. She is a reliable offensive contributor.
PPG: 13 ppgRPG: 3 rpgAPG: 3 apgChampionships: 0All-Star Selections: 1
added by IJRMarina Mabrey
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Voted, but this order is going to look very different in a month once more people find it.
Wild that A'ja Wilson is winning this. Scroll down — the real answer is further down the board.
The criteria line matters here. Read it before you vote or you're arguing about a different list.
Missing a few names that belong in the top ten, but the top three is basically right.
A'ja Wilson at the top is the correct call and I'll die on this hill.
Somebody explain the A'ja Wilson votes to me. Genuinely. I want to understand.