Name That Player
She was the #1 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft and quickly became the league's biggest draw, breaking rookie records for points and assists.
Caitlin Clarke
This team plays in the entertainment capital of the world and won back-to-back WNBA titles in 2022 and 2023.
Las Vegas Aces
This term describes when a player scores 10 or more in both points and rebounds — or points and assists — in a single game.
Double-Double
The WNBA played its very first game in 1997. This team won that inaugural game, beating the Los Angeles Sparks.
New York Liberty
This global music superstar became one of the WNBA's most high-profile fans in 2024, frequently attending Indiana Fever games to support a close friend.
Taylor Swift (supporting Caitlin Clarke)
This two-time WNBA MVP won back-to-back championships with the Las Vegas Aces in 2022 and 2023 and is widely considered the best player in the league.
A'ja Wilson
This franchise plays in Madison Square Garden and reached the WNBA Finals in 2023.
In the WNBA, teams have this many seconds to attempt a shot before the clock runs out.
24 Seconds
She was the first player ever to win the WNBA MVP award, earning it in 1997 with the Houston Comets.
Cynthia Cooper
This sneaker giant signed Caitlin Clark to one of the biggest rookie endorsement deals in WNBA history in 2024.
Nike
Known as 'Stewie,' this forward has won WNBA championships with three different teams and is a two-time league MVP.
Breanna Stewart
This team's name matches their city's famous deep-dish pizza and blues music scene.
Chicago Sky
When a player dribbles with both hands simultaneously or picks up their dribble and dribbles again, this violation is called...
Double Dribble
This player became the first WNBA player to score 9,000 career points, cementing her as the all-time leading scorer in league history.
Diana Tuarasi
The WNBA partnered with this streaming giant to broadcast games and help grow the league's audience in 2024.
Amazon Prime Video
This Chicago Sky guard was the 2021 WNBA MVP and Finals MVP, leading her team to its first-ever championship. She grew up in Chicago and is one of the most electrifying players in the game.
Candace Parker
This Pacific Northwest team has won four WNBA championships — the most in league history — and is home to legendary players like Sue Bird and Lauren Jackson.
Seattle Storm
This is the name for the area just outside the three-point line on either side of the court, where sharp-shooting guards often set up.
The Wing
The Houston Comets made history by winning the first four WNBA championships in a row, from 1997 to this year.
2000
This WNBA player starred in a viral 2023 campaign for a major sportswear brand and is known as much for her style off the court as her game on it.
Breanna Stewart or Angel Reese
She was a 12-time WNBA All-Star, won two Olympic gold medals, and was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2020. She spent most of her career with the Seattle Storm.
Sue Bird
This team plays in the same city as the NBA's Suns and is named after a fast-moving desert windstorm.
Pheonix Mercury
This is the term for when a defensive player legally takes a charge from an offensive player, drawing a foul on the ball handler.
Taking a charge
In 2022, this player made history as the first openly transgender athlete to be signed to a WNBA roster.
Layshia Clarendon
Rapper and mogul Jay-Z is a part-owner of this WNBA franchise.
NY Liberty