Winners and Losers at 2026 WNBA All-Star Weekend
In the midst of record crowds, Team Spoon secured victory over Team Coop, with Jonquel Jones leading the charge. The Chicago native not only won MVP but also achieved a unique milestone by becoming the first player in WNBA history to win All-Star MVP, Commissioner’s Cup MVP and finals MVP.
Team Washington claimed the inaugural Shooting Stars championship, with Azzi Fudd breaking records by winning the 3-Point Contest. Her historic performance and challenge to Stephen Curry left fans buzzing. However, not all was good news as commissioner Cathy Engelbert's future seemed uncertain amid strong criticism of her leadership.
Caitlin Clark added a impressive 17 points for Team Spoon in front of the largest attendance at the United Center since it opened in 1995.According to reporting by CBS Sports - Headlines
Jones Breaks All-Time Records
The MVP award came with a side of record-setting. Jones not only dominated with 22 points, 13 rebounds and eight assists but also won her fifth All-WNBA and fourth All-Defensive honors.