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Teams

WNBACollege

One row per club identity: a franchise that moved or renamed has a row per era. Records from 1997, the first season on file.

Current franchises (15)

TeamCodeSeasonsW–LPctTitlesFranchise
Atlanta DreamATL2008 to 2026310–352.468Atlanta Dream
Chicago SkyCHI2006 to 2026322–408.4412021Chicago Sky
Connecticut SunCON2003 to 2026460–372.553Connecticut Sun
Dallas WingsDAL2016 to 2026157–233.403Dallas Wings
Golden State ValkyriesGSV2025 to 202652–32.619Golden State Valkyries
Indiana FeverIND2000 to 2026429–499.4622012Indiana Fever
Las Vegas AcesLVA2018 to 2026221–101.6862025, 2022, 2023Las Vegas Aces
Los Angeles SparksLAS1997 to 2026566–452.5562016, 2001, 2002Los Angeles Sparks
Minnesota LynxMIN1999 to 2026547–413.5702011, 2013, 2015, 2017Minnesota Lynx
New York LibertyNYL1997 to 2026533–485.5242024New York Liberty
Phoenix MercuryPHX1997 to 2026509–509.5002007, 2009, 2014Phoenix Mercury
Portland FirePOR2026 to 202616–24.400Portland Fire
Seattle StormSEA2000 to 2026475–453.5122004, 2010, 2018, 2020Seattle Storm
Toronto TempoTOR2026 to 202611–29.275Toronto Tempo
Washington MysticsWAS1998 to 2026437–553.4412019Washington Mystics

Former names and cities (12)

TeamCodeSeasonsW–LPctTitlesFranchise
Charlotte StingCHA1997 to 2006143–179.444Charlotte Sting
Cleveland RockersCLE1997 to 2003108–112.491Cleveland Rockers
Orlando MiracleORL1999 to 200260–68.469Connecticut Sun
Detroit ShockDET1998 to 2009210–186.5302003, 2006, 2008Dallas Wings
Tulsa ShockTUL2010 to 201559–145.289Dallas Wings
Houston CometsHOU1997 to 2008241–149.6181997, 1998, 1999, 2000Houston Comets
Utah StarzzUTA1997 to 200287–99.468Las Vegas Aces
San Antonio Silver StarsSAS2003 to 2013165–209.441Las Vegas Aces
San Antonio StarsSAS2014 to 201739–97.287Las Vegas Aces
Miami SolMIA2000 to 200248–48.500Miami Sol
Portland FirePOR2000 to 200237–59.385Portland Fire (2000-2002)
Sacramento MonarchsSAC1997 to 2009224–200.5282005Sacramento Monarchs
Non-league opponents and All-Star squads (12)

EAST, TEAM CLARK, TEAM COLLIER, TEAM COOP, TEAM SPOON, Team Delle Donne, Team Parker, Team Stewart, Team Usa, Team WNBA, Team Wilson, WEST