The All-Star game, which will feature Team USA and a team of WNBA All-Stars, will be played in Phoenix on July 20.
Early returns for WNBA All-Star fan voting are in, and only two rookies are among the top 10 vote-getters: Fever guard Caitlin Clark and Sky forward Angel Reese.
But Clark, who is second in All-Star votes (216,427) behind two-time MVP A’ja Wilson, has a nearly 100,000-vote advantage on Reese, who is seventh (118,490).
Team WNBA will battle Team USA in the 20th All-Star Game on July 20 in Phoenix. The WNBA team will be determined by a combination of fan, media, player and coach voting.
Any vote-getter in the top 10 who isn’t already one of the 12 players named to the Team USA roster for the Olympics in Paris will earn a spot on Team WNBA.
The names of the next 36 players with the highest vote totals, made up of at least nine guards and 15 frontcourt players, then will be provided to the 12 WNBA coaches, who will vote to fill the remaining spots for the 12-player Team WNBA roster.
