A’ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark, and Angel Reese have had remarkable seasons in WNBA history. The regular season just concluded with numerous records being broken, including most points, rebounds, assists, and attendance numbers. Wilson set new standards by becoming the first player to achieve the most points, rebounds, and blocked shots in a single season. She also broke the record for points per game. It is highly likely that Wilson will secure her third MVP title in a unanimous vote.
Caitlin Clark had an outstanding rookie season with the Indiana Fever, breaking multiple records such as the single-game and season assists records. She achieved remarkable averages in points, rebounds, and assists per game, making her the first player in WNBA history to reach such high numbers in all three categories in a single season. Clark also set records with double-doubles and three-pointers in her rookie year.
Angel Reese showcased her talent as a rebounding machine, setting the record for rebounds per game and double-doubles in a rookie season. Despite missing some games due to injury, Reese’s impact on the league was undeniable. The WNBA experienced a surge in ticket sales this season, largely influenced by the Indiana Fever’s success and the presence of star player Caitlin Clark. Attendance numbers reached levels not seen since the late 1990s, with record-breaking ticket sales for Fever games.
Other notable achievements from the season include Tina Charles becoming the WNBA’s all-time leader in rebounds and double-doubles, Arike Ogunbowale breaking records for minutes played, and Napheesa Collier’s impressive performance with eight steals in a single game. The WNBA season has been filled with extraordinary individual performances and record-breaking moments, leaving a lasting impact on the league’s history.
