WNBA Midseason Power Rankings 2025

As the WNBA All-Star break approaches, the league's dynamic landscape showcases both seasoned veterans and emerging stars. This year, the inclusion of the expansion Golden State Valkyries has added a fresh layer of competition, with one of their players making it into ESPN's prestigious top 25 list.

1. Napheesa Collier, Minnesota Lynx

Forward | 6-foot-1 Napheesa Collier has surged to the top of our rankings, leading the WNBA in scoring with an impressive 23.6 points per game. Her defensive prowess also keeps her in the running for Defensive Player of the Year, making her a dual threat on the court.

2. A'ja Wilson, Las Vegas Aces

Center | 6-foot-4 Despite a wrist injury, A'ja Wilson returned with a vengeance, scoring 34 points and grabbing 16 rebounds in a crucial game against the Valkyries. Her ability to dominate games remains unmatched.

3. Alyssa Thomas, Phoenix Mercury

Forward | 6-foot-2 Thomas is thriving under Phoenix's system, leading the league in assists and contributing significantly to the Mercury's defensive and offensive strategies.

4. Breanna Stewart, New York Liberty

Forward | 6-foot-4 Stewart's consistency has been vital for the Liberty, especially with Jonquel Jones sidelined. Her ability to perform under pressure makes her one of the top players this season.

5. Sabrina Ionescu, New York Liberty

Guard | 5-foot-11 Ionescu has elevated her game, averaging a career-high 19.4 points per game. Her clutch performances have been crucial for the Liberty's success.

6. Allisha Gray, Atlanta Dream

Guard | 6-foot Gray has flourished under new coach Karl Smesko, achieving career highs in scoring and rebounding. Her all-around game makes her a valuable asset for the Dream.

7. Satou Sabally, Phoenix Mercury

Forward | 6-foot-4 After a limited 2024 season, Sabally is back in top form, contributing significantly to the Mercury's success with her scoring and defensive skills.

8. Aliyah Boston, Indiana Fever

Forward/center | 6-foot-5 Boston has stepped up in Caitlin Clark's absence, showcasing her versatility and becoming a key player for the Fever.

9. Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever

Guard | 6-foot Despite injuries, Clark's playmaking abilities have shone through, with impressive assist numbers highlighting her impact on the court.

10. Nneka Ogwumike, Seattle Storm

Forward | 6-foot-2 Ogwumike continues to climb the WNBA's all-time leaderboards, showing no signs of slowing down as she remains one of the league's most efficient scorers.

11. Skylar Diggins, Seattle Storm

Guard | 5-foot-9 Diggins has been a driving force for the Storm, excelling in both scoring and playmaking, and proving to be a key component of their offense.

12. Kelsey Plum, Los Angeles Sparks

Guard | 5-foot-8 Plum has taken on a leading role for the Sparks, averaging nearly 20 points per game and keeping the team competitive despite their struggles.

13. Paige Bueckers, Dallas Wings

Guard | 6-foot Bueckers has been a standout rookie, making an immediate impact with her scoring and assists, and is a strong contender for Rookie of the Year.

14. Jackie Young, Las Vegas Aces

Guard | 6-foot Young's consistent play has been a bright spot for the Aces, with her ability to score and facilitate making her an essential part of the team.

15. Kelsey Mitchell, Indiana Fever

Guard | 5-foot-8 Mitchell has found her shooting rhythm, contributing significantly to the Fever's offense and helping the team navigate through injuries.

16. Rhyne Howard, Atlanta Dream

Guard | 6-foot-2 Howard has adapted well to the Dream's system, improving her passing and continuing to be a multidimensional scorer.

17. Kayla McBride, Minnesota Lynx

Guard | 5-foot-11 McBride's defensive skills and shooting accuracy make her a crucial player for the Lynx as they aim for another championship.

18. Angel Reese, Chicago Sky

Forward | 6-foot-3 Reese has been a rebounding machine, leading the league in rebounds and showing significant improvement in her overall game.

19. Dearica Hamby, Los Angeles Sparks

Forward | 6-foot-3 Hamby has been a consistent performer for the Sparks, contributing in scoring, rebounding, and assists, and keeping the team competitive.

20. Gabby Williams, Seattle Storm

Forward | 5-foot-11 Williams has translated her international success to the WNBA, earning her first All-Star appearance and becoming a key player for the Storm.

21. Brionna Jones, Atlanta Dream

Forward | 6-foot-3 Jones has been a reliable presence for the Dream, excelling in scoring and rebounding, and fitting well into the team's system.

22. Brittney Sykes, Washington Mystics

Guard | 5-foot-9 Sykes has been a driving force for the Mystics, leading the team in scoring and assists, and helping them exceed expectations.

23. Sonia Citron, Washington Mystics

Guard | 6-foot-1 Citron has been one of the most efficient rookies, contributing consistently and making a significant impact for the Mystics.

24. Kayla Thornton, Golden State Valkyries

Forward | 6-foot-1 Thornton has been a standout for the Valkyries, earning her first All-Star selection and leading the team in scoring and defense.

25. Courtney Williams, Minnesota Lynx

Guard | 5-foot-8 Williams has been a key player for the Lynx, contributing in scoring, assists, and defense, and helping the team maintain their top position.