A’ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces and Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever are leading the way in fan voting for the upcoming WNBA All-Star Game. Wilson, a two-time MVP, is currently at the top of the list with 217,773 votes, showcasing her dominance in scoring and rebounding. On the other hand, Clark, the 2024 No. 1 draft pick, is not far behind with 216,427 votes, highlighting her impressive performance in assists.
Joining Wilson and Clark in the top three is Aliyah Boston, last season’s Rookie of the Year, with 171,864 votes. The competition is fierce, with two-time MVP Breanna Stewart and Arike Ogunbowale following closely behind in the voting rankings.
The All-Star Game, scheduled for July 20 in Phoenix, will feature the U.S. 5-on-5 national team against Team WNBA. While the Team USA players are already guaranteed a spot in the game, they are still part of the All-Star voting process. The final rosters for the All-Star Game will be announced on July 2.
In addition to the All-Star Game, fans can look forward to the WNBA 3-point contest and skills challenge on July 19 at Phoenix’s Footprint Center. These events will add to the excitement surrounding the All-Star weekend, providing fans with even more entertainment.
The voting process for the All-Star Game is a combination of fan votes, current WNBA players’ votes, and media votes. Fans have the opportunity to vote online daily until June 29, contributing to the selection of the top 10 players who will participate in the All-Star Game. The remaining members of Team WNBA will be chosen by the league’s coaches from a pool of the next highest vote-getters, ensuring a diverse and competitive lineup for the game.
As the anticipation builds for the WNBA All-Star Game, the competition among players for a spot on the roster remains intense. With star players like Wilson, Stewart, Ogunbowale, and others vying for a place in the game, fans can expect a showcase of talent and skill on the court. Stay tuned for more updates on the All-Star Game and related events as the excitement continues to grow in the WNBA.