2026 WNBA All-Star Game

Fan Vote results

The following are the top players based on total fan voting:^[2]

Full voting results

Once voting has closed and votes tallied, players will be sorted into two categories (guards and frontcourt players) and ranked within the three voting groups listed above. The average of a player's weighted rank will determine their score. Then the four guards and six frontcourt players with the highest scores will be named the 2026 All-Star starters. Fan votes will serve as the tiebreaker, if needed.

The following tables show the overall scores for the Top 10 guards and frontcourt players – based on the results from all three voting groups:^[2]

Reserves selections

The twelve All-Star reserves were selected by the league's head coaches. Coaches voted for three guards, five frontcourt players and four players at either position regardless of conference.^[3]

Final rosters

Unlike previous years, this year there will be no captains and instead two WNBA legends will serve as general managers and select players for the two teams.^[4]

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Team Spoon Pos Player Team No. of selections Starters G Caitlin Clark Indiana Fever 3 G Olivia Miles Minnesota Lynx 1 F Jessica Shepard Dallas Wings 1 F Aliyah Boston Indiana Fever 4 F A'ja Wilson Las Vegas Aces 8 Reserves G Rhyne Howard Atlanta Dream 4 G Allisha Gray Atlanta Dream 4 G Courtney Williams Minnesota Lynx 3 F Nneka Ogwumike Los Angeles Sparks 11 F Jonquel Jones New York Liberty 6 F Kiki Iriafen Washington Mystics 2 Head coach: Cheryl Reeve (Minnesota Lynx)

Team Coop Pos Player Team No. of selections Starters G Paige Bueckers Dallas Wings 2 G Kelsey Mitchell Indiana Fever 4 F Gabby Williams Golden State Valkyries 2 F Natasha Howard Minnesota Lynx 3 F Breanna Stewart New York Liberty 8 Reserves G Kelsey Plum INJ1 Los Angeles Sparks 5 G Jackie Young Las Vegas Aces 5 G Sonia Citron Washington Mystics 2 G Marina Mabrey Toronto Tempo 1 F Angel Reese Atlanta Dream 3 F Dominique Malonga Seattle Storm 1 G Kahleah Copper REP1 Phoenix Mercury 5 Head coach: Becky Hammon (Las Vegas Aces)

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Notes

• ^INJ1 Plum removed herself from All-Star Game reserve spot, due to injury

• ^REP1 Copper was selected as an All-Star replacement for Plum

Special rules

2026 selections per conference

Three-Point Contest

The contestants for the three-point contest were announced on July 21, 2026. Caitlin Clark, Sabrina Ionescu, and Kayla McBride were amongst the original contestants reported to have been invited and declined. However, it was later discovered and confirmed that neither Ionescu, nor McBride received an official invitation to the contest.

The competition is two rounds, with the top two finishers from the first round advancing. Competitors have one minute & 10 seconds & 27 balls to accumulate points. Four racks contain four regular balls worth one point and one "money ball" worth two points. One rack is all money balls. Also, there will be two bonus balls placed randomly on the court, each worth 3 points. The maximum total points in a round is 40. In the event of ties, there will be a 30-second tiebreaker before a winner is determined.

With the win, Azzi Fudd became the first rookie in WNBA history to win the contest, scoring 30 points in the final round, besting Bridget Carleton, who finished with 19.

Shooting Stars

The contestants for the Shooting Stars were announced on July 21, 2026. The four teams paired a current player with a legend. These four squads were Minnesota, Seattle, Washington, and a dual team of Detroit/Dallas, which combined the histories of the Dallas Wings with the Detroit Shock, the latter of which relocated to Tulsa before moving a second time, ultimately rebranding to the Dallas Wings.

The following were paired together:

Rebekkah Brunson and Courtney Williams for Minnesota

Lauren Jackson and Flau'jae Johnson for Seattle

Elena Delle Donne and Shakira Austin for Washington

Deanna Nolan and Jessica Shepard for Detroit/Dallas

In addition, four Nike EYBL standout athletes would be randomly assigned to one of the 4 teams. These four are Jezelle "GG" Banks, Ryan Carter, Morghan Reckley, and Tatianna Griffin.

Also, Cynthia Cooper and Teresa Weatherspoon, the two general managers of this year's all-star teams, will serve as the individual to throw the ball in to two squads each at random.

The teams will have 70 seconds to score as many points as possible while rotating among seven shooting locations around the court. The top two teams will advance to the final round, with the highest score winning the competition.