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This day in women's basketball · September 16, 2003: the Los Angeles Sparks visited the Detroit Shock, in the WNBA playoffs. Detroit Shock 83, Los Angeles Sparks 78. WWikipediaβ†—

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Points per game: 2026

Earlier leagues: WBL

#PlayerTeamSeasonGMPGPPGRPGAPGSPGBPGFG%3P%FT%TS%
1A'ja WilsonAces20263732.026.09.43.21.42.0.523.398.859.612
2Kelsey MitchellFever20264032.825.01.72.81.10.1.513.455.842.637
3Caitlin ClarkFever20263631.322.53.98.41.00.5.456.373.833.601
4Kahleah CopperMercury20263832.921.33.61.90.80.1.445.298.788.553
5Marina MabreyTempo20263229.520.83.33.70.90.4.441.385.881.593
6Paige BueckersWings20263833.020.54.15.90.80.4.506.397.873.600
7Breanna StewartLiberty20263933.020.48.13.21.31.4.465.250.846.561
8Olivia MilesLynx20263830.919.74.66.01.30.6.495.396.869.602
9Allisha GrayDream20264033.019.33.42.61.30.4.461.335.794.576
10Jackie YoungAces20263932.418.94.46.60.80.3.483.387.930.609
11Rhyne HowardDream20263934.618.33.83.62.30.9.410.367.880.566
12Kayla McBrideLynx20264032.618.13.12.11.70.2.465.417.917.624
13Nneka OgwumikeSparks20263931.017.28.93.01.20.3.514.394.857.596
14Dominique MalongaStorm20263126.517.09.01.70.91.5.482.282.759.538
15Aliyah BostonFever20263627.616.98.23.01.51.3.527.408.827.609
16Shakira AustinMystics20263929.616.89.42.50.71.3.489.340.726.552
17Sonia CitronMystics20263733.216.83.74.31.20.6.475.336.872.608
18Angel ReeseDream20263931.616.112.42.81.80.7.437.180.734.506
19Carla LeiteFire20263625.915.92.16.30.70.1.459.400.873.594
20Natisha HiedemanStorm20263629.815.42.74.81.10.1.444.337.858.559
21Kiki IriafenMystics20263728.415.39.41.60.70.4.508.325.656.552
22Arike OgunbowaleWings20264029.815.23.13.21.00.1.401.335.887.534
23Natasha HowardLynx20264029.314.97.73.41.70.9.588.188.716.616
24Kamilla CardosoSky20263926.714.88.72.50.61.5.547.747.591
25Jonquel JonesLiberty20263928.414.69.02.70.61.1.495.396.826.629

Qualifier: at least 28 games in the season. Regular season. WNBA from 1997. The ranked column is in bold; click any heading to sort. Leaderboards are one league at a time: college and WNBA numbers come from different games (different opponents, arcs, clocks and schedules) and are never added together.