Awards: A’ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart and others make All-WNBA teams
Rookie Olivia Miles joins the first team, while Angel Reese, Rhyne Howard and Shakira Austin earn their first selections on the second team.
Rookie Olivia Miles joins the first team, while Angel Reese, Rhyne Howard and Shakira Austin earn their first selections on the second team.

A’ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart led the 2026 All-WNBA selections, with rookie Olivia Miles among four first-time honorees, ESPN reported on October 24. The honours recognise two five-player teams for their performances across the women’s basketball season.
Wilson had already been named the league’s 2026 Most Valuable Player, while Minnesota Lynx guard Miles had won Rookie of the Year. Miles earned a place on the first team in her debut season; Angel Reese, Rhyne Howard and Shakira Austin received their first All-WNBA selections on the second team.
| Player | First-team selection | Season performance |
|---|---|---|
| A’ja Wilson | Sixth | Among the top three in points per game; fifth in rebounds per game. |
| Breanna Stewart | Seventh | Seventh in points per game. |
| Caitlin Clark — Indiana Fever | Second | Led the league in assists; among the top three in points per game. |
| Kelsey Mitchell — Indiana Fever | Second | Set the single-season points record, playing three more regular-season games than Wilson; among the top three in points per game. |

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| Olivia Miles — Minnesota Lynx | First, as a rookie | Eighth in points per game and seventh in assists. |
| Player | Selection milestone |
|---|---|
| Angel Reese — Atlanta Dream | First All-WNBA selection. |
| Rhyne Howard — Atlanta Dream | First All-WNBA selection. |
| Shakira Austin — Washington Mystics | First All-WNBA selection. |
| Jackie Young — Las Vegas Aces | Third second-team selection. |
| Paige Bueckers — Dallas Wings | Second second-team selection. |
Reese led the league in rebounding and was one of only two players to average a double-double—double figures in two statistical categories per game. Austin’s first selection followed what ESPN described as a career year.
| Player | League ranking |
|---|---|
| Shakira Austin | Fourth in rebounding. |
| Jackie Young | 10th in points per game; fifth in assists per game. |
| Paige Bueckers | Fifth in points per game; eighth in assists per game. |

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