Vets Wilson, Stewart headline youth-infused All-WNBA teams — SkimNews
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- A'ja Wilson was named to the 2026 All-WNBA First Team for the sixth time after winning MVP and finishing as the league's second-leading scorer and fifth-ranked rebounder.
- Breanna Stewart earned her seventh All-WNBA selection and joined the first team as the No. 7 scorer in the league despite not being among the top rebounders or assist leaders.
- Caitlin Clark made the First Team for the second consecutive year, leading the league in assists and finishing as the third-leading scorer while averaging 20.5 points per game.
- Olivia Miles became the first rookie since the league's early expansion era to make an All-WNBA team, earning First Team honors after winning Rookie of the Year and ranking seventh in assists.
- Angel Reese and Rhyne Howard each earned their first All-WNBA selections with Second Team nods, with Reese leading the league in rebounding and posting a double-double average.
- Paige Bueckers made the Second Team for the second time, finishing fifth in scoring and eighth in assists, while Jackie Young ranked tenth in scoring and fifth in assists for Las Vegas.
Why it matters: The 2026 All-WNBA teams mark a generational shift, with rookies and second-year players claiming half the First Team spots—highlighting a rapid turnover from veteran dominance to youth-driven performance, as Clark, Miles, and Bueckers now rank among the league’s statistical leaders just one season in.
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