WNBA All-Star Game

The Women's National Basketball Association All-Star Game is a basketball friendship game of the best and most popular players in the North American professional league Women's National Basketball Association . It takes place after half of the regular season games have been played.

Like the NBA All-Star Game , the competition mode was changed in 2018. Instead of representatives from the two conferences, two teams, elected by the two players with the most votes, have since competed against each other. The fans (40%), the players and head coach of the WNBA and representatives of the media (20% each) are entitled to vote.

Previously, the first five players per team to open the game had been chosen by the fans. The remaining players per team were selected by the coaches of the two conferences.

Before the actual All-Star Game, certain competitions take place in which the various skills of the players present are demonstrated.

List of games

**WNBA All-Star Game**
year	winner	result	loser	All-Star Game MVP	host	arena
1999	west	79:61	East	Lisa Leslie	New York Liberty	Madison Square Garden
2000	west	73:61	East	Tina Thompson	Phoenix Mercury	America West Arena
2001	west	80:72	East	Lisa Leslie ²	Orlando Miracle	TD Waterhouse Center
2002	west	81:76	East	Lisa Leslie ³	Washington Mystics	MCI Center
2003	west	84:75	East	Nikki Teasley	New York Liberty ²	Madison Square Garden
2004	No game because of the Athens Summer Olympics , however, there was a game between the United States national basketball team and the WNBA All-Stars.
2005	west	122: 99	East	Sheryl Swoopes	Connecticut Sun	Mohegan Sun Arena
2006	East	98:82	west	Katie Douglas	New York Liberty ³	Madison Square Garden
2007	East	103: 99	west	Cheryl Ford	Washington Mystics ²	Verizon Center
2008	No game because of the Beijing Summer Olympics
2009	west	130: 118	East	Swin Cash	Connecticut Sun ²	Mohegan Sun Arena
2010	No game because of the World Cup in the Czech Republic. However, there was a game between the United States basketball team and the WNBA All-Stars.
2011	East	118: 113	west	Swin Cash ²	San Antonio Silver Stars	AT&T Center
2012	No game because of the Summer Olympics in London
2013	west	102: 98	East	Candace Parker	Connecticut Sun ³	Mohegan Sun Arena
2014	East	125: 124 ( OT )	west	Shoni mold	Phoenix Mercury ²	US Airways Center
2015	west	117: 112	East	Maya Moore	Connecticut Sun ⁴	Mohegan Sun Arena
2016	No game because of the Summer Olympics in Rio.
2017	west	130: 121	East	Maya Moore ²	Seattle Storm	KeyArena
2018	Team Parker	119: 112	Team Delle Donne	Maya Moore ³	Minnesota Lynx	Target Center
2019	Team Wilson	129: 126	Team Delle Donne	Erica Wheeler	Las Vegas Aces	Mandalay Bay Events Center

Web links

Commons : WNBA All-Star Game - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

^ WNBA Announces New All-Star Game Format. WNBA, June 5, 2019, accessed August 30, 2019 .

[1] WNBA Announces New All-Star Game Format. WNBA, June 5, 2019, accessed August 30, 2019 .