Standouts, Stat Leaders, & Must-Watch Weekend Matchups 🏀

Unrivaled Players Leading the Way ⭐️ 

The WNBA is two weeks into the regular season, and Unrivaled players are already at the center of the biggest moments!

Standout performances are stacking up across the league, historic starts are being written in real time, and this weekend's slate is as loaded as it gets.

We're breaking down the biggest performances and spotlighting Kelsey Plum's historic scoring start and Jordin Canada's elite two-way production through the first two weeks. Plus, check out every must-watch matchup this weekend!

Standout Stats 🏀 

Some of the biggest numbers in the WNBA right now belong to Unrivaled players. Here is where they rank across scoring, rebounding, playmaking, and defense two weeks into the season.

Scoring: Kelsey Plum (LA) leads the league at 26.8 PPG, with Allisha Gray (ATL) right in the mix at 21.7 PPG.

Assists: Chelsea Gray (LV) ranks third in the WNBA at 6.9 APG, and Jordin Canada (ATL) is fourth at 6.8.

3-Pointers Made: Kelsey Plum (LA) ranks number two at 3.3 per game, with Marina Mabrey (TOR) tied for third at 3.0.

Rebounding: Angel Reese (ATL) ranks second at 10.8 RPG, with Kiki Iriafen (WSH) right behind her at 10.7.

Blocks: Emily Engstler (POR) has the league lead at 2.3 BPG, with Cameron Brink (LA) ranking fourth at 1.7.

Steals: Jordin Canada (ATL) leads the league at 2.3 SPG, and Rhyne Howard (ATL) ranks third.

Stat Spotlight: Kelsey Plum 💜 

Six games in, Kelsey Plum is the top scorer in the league, averaging 26.8 points per game while shooting 58.9% from the field and nearly 49% from three. Plum is absolutely on fire.

• Scoring: The big moments are when she has been at her best, posting a season-high 38 points and 9 assists against Las Vegas on May 23.

• Playmaking: Her 6.3 assists per game rank sixth in the league, directly creating opportunities for teammates.

• Shooting: Plum is second the WNBA in three-pointers made, connecting at 48.8% from deep.

When the Sparks needed a boost on May 15 against Toronto, she scored 18 of her 25 in the second half to seal LA's first win of the regular season. Plum’s league-leading scoring and fifth-ranked assists put her in a category of her own.

Feel better, Kelsey! Looking forward to watching you back on court.

On the Radar: Jordin Canada 🔥 

Why She's On Fire: Canada has been one of the most consistent floor generals in the league to open the season, averaging 11.8 points, 6.8 assists, 4.2 rebounds, and 2.3 steals per game across six contests. She has tallied at least five assists in every single game this season and is ranked 4th in the WNBA. She is shooting 49.1% from the field, in addition to having the most steals in the league so far this season.

Key Moments

• Posted her first double-double of the season on May 24 with 11 points and 14 assists in a two-point win over Phoenix Mercury.

• In that game, she tied her season high in rebounds while adding three-plus steals for the third time in the last four games.

• Her combination of assists, steals, and efficiency has made her one of the most reliable two-way contributors at the point guard position in the WNBA this season.

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Unrivaled Numbers 📈 

The WNBA is two weeks in, and the performances have already been hard to forget. Here are five that stood out.

• Brittney Sykes and Marina Mabrey 🇨🇦 61 combined points
  Toronto Tempo def. Phoenix Mercury 98-90 (May 19)
  Sykes dropped 31, and Mabrey added 30 with six threes as the expansion Tempo won back-to-back games for the first time. The duo became the first teammates in a franchise's first season to each score 30-plus points in the same game. Toronto hit a season-high 15 three-pointers, and neither team led by double digits in a game with 24 lead changes and 13 ties.

• Kiki Iriafen 🔮 25 points and 13 rebounds
  Washington Mystics def. Indiana Fever 104-102 OT (May 15)
  Iriafen shot 64.7% from the floor and a perfect 100% from the free-throw line across 36 minutes. She combined with Citron for 44 points after halftime, dominated the paint, and gave Washington enough cushion to survive overtime.

• Kelsey Plum 🌟 38 points and 9 assists
  Los Angeles Sparks def. Las Vegas Aces 101-95 (May 23)
  The season-high performance came on the road against the defending champions. Plum scored 38 and handed out 9 assists in a statement win while leading the league in scoring.

• Chelsea Gray ♠️ 21 points and a game-winning fadeaway
  Las Vegas Aces def. Atlanta Dream 85-84 (May 17) 
  Gray made a fadeaway jumper in the lane with 3.6 seconds left to steal the win in Atlanta. She finished with 21 points on 5-for-8 shooting from three and six assists, dictating the game's tempo throughout and ending it on her own terms.

• Angel Reese 💤 17 points and 10 rebounds
  Atlanta Dream def. Phoenix Mercury 82-80 (May 24) 
  Reese's third double-double of the season came in the middle of a 9-0 run in 85 seconds that swung the game Atlanta's way in the final minute. Reese has begun to find her way with the Dream, leading the team in rebounding and blocks, and the Dream needed every bit of it in a game that came down to the final possession.
  

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Notable Matchups to Watch 📺️ 

Friday, May 29

🏜️ Phoenix Mercury at New York Liberty 🗽 | 7:30 PM ET 
The Mercury brings Kahleah Copper (Rose) and Kiana Williams (Development Pool) to Brooklyn. The Liberty counter with Breanna Stewart (Mist), Satou Sabally (Phantom), and Rebecca Allen (Lunar Owls). Three clubs on the Liberty side make this one of the deeper Unrivaled matchups of the weekend.

🌟 Los Angeles Sparks at Washington Mystics 🔮 | 7:30 PM ET 
Dearica Hamby (Vinyl), Cameron Brink (Breeze), and Kate Martin (Breeze) head to Washington to open the weekend, where they'll face Kiki Iriafen (Phantom), Sonia Citron (Hive), and Shakira Austin (Rose).

🐆 Minnesota Lynx at Chicago Sky 🌤️ | 7:30 PM ET 
The Lynx bring Courtney Williams (Breeze) and Olivia Miles (Unrivaled Season 3 Rookie) to Chicago, but the Sky counters with Skylar Diggins (Lunar Owls) and Azurá Stevens (Hive).

💤 Atlanta Dream at Portland Fire 🔥 | 10:00 PM ET 
Atlanta brings Allisha Gray (Mist), Jordin Canada (Laces), Angel Reese (Rose), and Rhyne Howard (Vinyl) on the road to close out Friday night. Portland counters with Emily Engstler (Development Pool).

Saturday, May 30

⛈️ Seattle Storm at Toronto Tempo 🇨🇦 | 1:00 PM ET 
Marina Mabrey (Lunar Owls) and Brittney Sykes (Laces) anchor Toronto at home. Seattle counters with Dominique Malonga (Breeze) and Natisha Hiedeman (Hive). Another four-club matchup that also features one of the most explosive backcourts in the league in Toronto.

🌟 Los Angeles Sparks at Connecticut Sun ☀️ | 6:00 PM ET 
Dearica Hamby (Vinyl), Cameron Brink (Breeze), and Kate Martin (Breeze) return for a second game this weekend, this time facing Aaliyah Edwards (Lunar Owls), Brittney Griner (Vinyl), and Saniya Rivers (Vinyl).

🌡️ Indiana Fever at Portland Fire 🔥 | 8:00 PM ET 
Aliyah Boston (Phantom), Monique Billings (Hive), Lexie Hull (Rose), and Makayla Timpson (Development Pool) make the trip to Portland, where they'll face Emily Engstler (Development Pool).

Sunday, May 31

♠️ Las Vegas Aces at Golden State Valkyries 💜 | 3:30 PM ET 
Chelsea Gray (Rose), Jackie Young (Laces), and Dana Evans (Phantom) lead the Aces west. Golden State counters with Veronica Burton (Mist) and Laeticia Amihere (Development Pool). Gray's game-winning heroics earlier this month make her the player to watch when Las Vegas needs a late-game answer.