Caitlin Clark leads early vote for Wnba All-Star game

The league announced on Friday that the feeling of fever in Indiana, Citlin Clark and Minnesota Linux Navisa Coller, early on the fans of Wnba All-Star 2025, announced the league on Friday.

Clark, the first choice in 2024, got 515,993 votes, followed by Coller at 484,758. Three other players appeared in the fever in the upper positions in the ninth, when Alia Boston ranked third (446,961), and Kilsi Mitchell in seventh place (277664) and Lixi Hull in the ninth (217,438).

MVP Aja Wilson three times from Las Vegas Aces and MVP Breanna Stewart twice twice in the five place in early returns, ranked fourth (394,600) and the fifth (367,819), respectively. Stoyart’s colleague in New York Liberty Sabrina Ainsku is specific on the eighth (234684). A pair of junior also appeared in the first ten places, with the first comprehensive choice of Paige Buccers from Dallas Wings in No. 6 (312,920) and Washington Mystics’ Kiki Iriafen in No. 10 (213,500).

Keelsey Blum (Los Angeles Sparks), Sato Saybali (Phoenix Mercury), Angel Rais (Chicago Sky), Alisha Gray (Atlanta Dream) and Johnkel Jones (Liberty) wandering in 15 places in voting.

Fans, which ends on June 28, represents 50 % of the total vote, with inputs of the current players and the media committee that represents 25 % each. The four guards and six Frontcourt players will be named with the best result for the All-Star game. Then the main coach in the league will choose 12 reserves.

Beginners who get the largest number of fans will be considered and look at their teams’ formulation, with the results of the draft that will be announced on July 8.

The 2025 Wnba All-Star game will be held on July 19 and fever will host it at Ginbridge Fieldhouse. The event will be broadcast on ABC.