The 2026 WNBA season is officially on pause until Thursday, Sept. 17 as the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup tips off Friday, Sept. 4 in Berlin, Germany.
A total of 51 WNBA players fill the rosters of the 16 national teams competing in the tournament, with every WNBA team except the Chicago Sky sending at least one representative. (It’s always Chicago.) The New York Liberty are sending a league-high eight players to Berlin.
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Team USA announced a late-breaking roster change. Health reasons will keep A’ja Wilson and Kelsey Plum stateside, with Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron instead heading to Berlin for the red, white and blue.
Here’s a run down of all 51 WNBA players who will be representing their national teams in the World Cup, organized by WNBA team.
Rhyne Howard and Angel Reese.
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Isobel Borlase (Australia)
Leïla Lacan.
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Paige Bueckers.
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Gabby Williams.
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Caitlin Clark.
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Chelsea Gray and Jackie Young.
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Chloe Bibby and Dorka Juhász.
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Antonia Delaere (Belgium)
New York Liberty
Leonie Fiebich.
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Elizabeth Balogun (Nigeria)
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Marine Johannès (France)
Kahleah Copper.
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Valériane Ayayi (France)
Megan DiLeo.
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Luisa Geiselsöder (Germany)
Dominique Malonga.
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Julie Allemand.
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Sonia Citron (United States)
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Kiki Iriafen (United States)
