All-time WNBA forwards bracket

The greatest forwards in WNBA history, by their honors. Run a knockout bracket of all-time WNBA forwards and see who makes it to the final.

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Round of 16

1Candace Parker

16DeWanna Bonner

8Chamique Holdsclaw

9Nneka Ogwumike

4Swin Cash

13Allisha Gray

5Tamika Catchings

12Napheesa Collier

2Sheryl Swoopes

15Elena Baranova

7Maya Moore

10Angel McCoughtry

3Tina Thompson

JG

14Jennifer Gillom

6Katie Smith

11DeLisha Milton-Jones

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Final

Seeds

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1

Candace Parker2008–

2

Sheryl Swoopes

3

Tina Thompson

4

Swin Cash

5

Tamika Catchings

6

Katie Smith

7

Maya Moore2011–

8

Chamique Holdsclaw1999–2005

9

Nneka Ogwumike

10

Angel McCoughtry

11

DeLisha Milton-Jones

12

Napheesa Collier2019–

13

Allisha Gray2017–

14

JG

Jennifer Gillom

15

Elena Baranova

16

DeWanna Bonner2009–2026

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Chiney Ogwumike2014–

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Crystal Langhorne2008–2013

–

Natasha Howard2014–2017

–

Betty Lennox

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NP

Nicole Powell

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Taj McWilliams-Franklin

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Marissa Coleman

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Wendy Palmer

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Plenette Pierson

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Jessica Breland

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Chasity Melvin

–

TP

Tari Phillips

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TW

Tamika Whitmore

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Jessica Shepard2019–2025

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Cheyenne Parker2015–2024

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Kelsey Griffin2010–2014

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Charde Houston

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Penny Taylor

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SS

Sheri Sam

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DW

DeMya Walker

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BR

Brandy Reed

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Shekinna Stricklen

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Camille Little

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LT

LaToya Thomas

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TJ

Tiffany Jackson2007–2017

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AW

Adrian Williams-Strong

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Ebony Hoffman2004–2014

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Jonquel Jones

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EP

Erin Perperoglou

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Alyssa Thomas

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Candice Dupree

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Gabby Williams

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Tiffany Hayes

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AH

Amber Holt2008–2012

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Dearica Hamby

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SY

Sophia Young

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Glory Johnson

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Diamond DeShields

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Kayla Thornton

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NS

Nykesha Sales

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RS

Rachael Sporn

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Svetlana Abrosimova

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Sophie Cunningham2019–2024

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Belinda Snell

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Jasmina Perazić

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Jurgita Štreimikytė-Virbickienė

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LaToya Sanders

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KW

Kendra Wecker

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CB

Cindy Brown

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AL

Andrea Lloyd1999–2000

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TR

Tracy Reid

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AE

Adaora Elonu2018

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Tamera Young

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Kristen Mann

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AW

Ashley Walker

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Alysha Clark

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Jordan Hooper2014–2017

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Monique Billings2018–2024

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Kayla Pedersen

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Mistie Mims

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Dominique Canty

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Karima Christmas

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Erlana Larkins

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JL

Jennifer Lacy

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Tamika Williams

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Myisha Hines-Allen2018–

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SI

Sandora Irvin2005–2011

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CK

Cathrine Kraayeveld

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Bahar Öztürk

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Kayte Christensen

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CS

Charlotte Smith

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CR

Crystal Robinson

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SL

Stacey Lovelace-Tolbert

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Ambrosia Anderson

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Victoria Dunlap

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LW

Le'coe Willingham

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Jessica Moore

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NG

Nikki Greene

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NO

Nicole Ohlde2004–2010

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AL

Amanda Lassiter

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AT

Alicia Thompson

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VH

Vicki Hall

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JP

Jocelyn Penn

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Adia Barnes

Top all-time WNBA forwards — November 2026

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The greatest forwards in WNBA history, by their honors.

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