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The WinBA Index

The WinBA Index: the WNBA’s top players for June 2026

A'ja Wilson leads at 87 from Olivia Miles at 87, with 158 qualified players ranked on PropBetEdge’s winning-impact rating for June 2026.

By the PropBetEdge WNBA Newsroom Published Updated Source data as of Jun 30, 8:00 PM ET

A'ja Wilson finishes June 2026 at the top of WinBA Score, PropBetEdge’s winning-impact rating, with a mark of 87 for the Las Vegas Aces on 25.7 points, 9.4 rebounds, 2.9 assists a game.

Olivia Miles is a stride behind at 87, close enough that A'ja Wilson’s hold on the top spot is not settled.

This edition of The WinBA Index was reconstructed from PropBetEdge's archived game record. The board below is the June 2026 ranking as it stood at the close of the period; the article itself was published later, and its publication date reflects that.

WinBA Score is built only from completed WNBA games: Box Impact (points plus 1.2 times rebounds plus 1.5 times assists) measured per 36 minutes against the league, the player’s win rate, the share of her production that came in wins, and her court share. It is an association-with-winning index, not a causal estimate of wins added. 158 players qualified for the league ranking, which takes at least 10 appearances or 250 minutes.

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Top 10 WinBA rankings

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  1. A'ja Wilson 1
    A'ja Wilson Las Vegas Aces

    87 WinBA

    • 25.7PTS
    • 9.4REB
    • 2.9AST

    C · 19 games · 32.3 min

    Production
    100
    Win rate
    74
    Output in wins
    78
    Court share
    81
  2. Olivia Miles 2
    Olivia Miles Minnesota Lynx

    87 WinBA

    • 18.7PTS
    • 4.8REB
    • 5.7AST

    G · 19 games · 30.8 min

    Production
    97
    Win rate
    79
    Output in wins
    79
    Court share
    77
  3. Natasha Howard 3
    Natasha Howard Minnesota Lynx

    86 WinBA

    • 17.7PTS
    • 8.2REB
    • 2.9AST

    F · 19 games · 29.7 min

    Production
    95
    Win rate
    79
    Output in wins
    80
    Court share
    74
  1. 4 Jackie Young
    Jackie Young Las Vegas AcesG
    81
    • 17.3PTS
    • 4.5REB
    • 6.8AST
  2. 5 Courtney Williams
    Courtney Williams Minnesota LynxG
    80
    • 15.8PTS
    • 5.3REB
    • 4.1AST
  3. 6 Angel Reese
    Angel Reese Atlanta DreamF
    80
    • 14.8PTS
    • 11.6REB
    • 2.5AST
  4. 7 Jessica Shepard
    Jessica Shepard Dallas WingsF
    80
    • 14.3PTS
    • 11.5REB
    • 5.4AST
    ▼ 6
  5. 8 Breanna Stewart
    Breanna Stewart New York LibertyF
    79
    • 19.5PTS
    • 8.7REB
    • 2.9AST
    ▼ 6
  6. 9 Caitlin Clark
    Caitlin Clark Indiana FeverG
    77
    • 21.2PTS
    • 4REB
    • 8.2AST
  7. 10 Kelsey Plum
    Kelsey Plum Los Angeles SparksG
    77
    • 23.9PTS
    • 2.2REB
    • 6.4AST
View ranks 11–25
  1. 11 Aliyah Boston Indiana Fever 77
  2. 12 Paige Bueckers Dallas Wings 76
  3. 13 Marina Mabrey Toronto Tempo 75
  4. 14 Chennedy Carter Las Vegas Aces 75
  5. 15 Jonquel Jones New York Liberty 73
  6. 16 Chelsea Gray Las Vegas Aces 72
  7. 17 Veronica Burton Golden State Valkyries 72
  8. 18 Li Yueru Dallas Wings 72
  9. 19 Gabby Williams Golden State Valkyries 71
  10. 20 Satou Sabally New York Liberty 71
  11. 21 Madina Okot Atlanta Dream 71
  12. 22 Jordin Canada Atlanta Dream 70
  13. 23 Kiki Iriafen Washington Mystics 70
  14. 24 NaLyssa Smith Las Vegas Aces 69
  15. 25 Rhyne Howard Atlanta Dream 69
How the top 25 is spread
  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  5. 5
  10. 10
  15. 15
  20. 20
  25. 25
Top to No. 25
87 → 69, a 18.4-point spread
Biggest single drop
5.2 points, between No. 3 Natasha Howard and No. 4 Jackie Young

What changed this month

Jonquel Jones moves the other way, from No. 5 to No. 15 on a 8.1-point drop in rating.

A'ja Wilson (No. 1), Olivia Miles (No. 2), Natasha Howard (No. 3), Jackie Young (No. 4), Courtney Williams (No. 5), Angel Reese (No. 6), Caitlin Clark (No. 9), Kelsey Plum (No. 10) are new to the top 10 since May 2026.

Who leads each position

Guard: Olivia Miles, Minnesota Lynx — 87, No. 2 overall on 18.7 points, 4.8 rebounds, 5.7 assists.

Forward: Natasha Howard, Minnesota Lynx — 86, No. 3 overall on 17.7 points, 8.2 rebounds, 2.9 assists.

Center: A'ja Wilson, Las Vegas Aces — 87, No. 1 overall on 25.7 points, 9.4 rebounds, 2.9 assists.

The first-season watch

Olivia Miles is the highest-rated player in her first WNBA season, No. 2 overall at 87 for the Minnesota Lynx.

Madina Okot (No. 21, 71) also rates inside the top 25 in a first WNBA season.

Teams with the most top-25 WinBA players

Which rosters place multiple players among June 2026’s 25 highest-rated WinBA players.

  1. 5 Las Vegas Aces
  2. 4 Atlanta Dream
  3. 3 Minnesota Lynx
  4. 3 Dallas Wings
  5. 3 New York Liberty
  6. 2 Indiana Fever
  7. 2 Golden State Valkyries
  1. Las Vegas Aces

    5 top-25 players

    1. #1 A'ja Wilson 87
    2. #4 Jackie Young 81
    3. #14 Chennedy Carter 75
    4. #16 Chelsea Gray 72
    5. #24 NaLyssa Smith 69
  2. Atlanta Dream

    4 top-25 players

    1. #6 Angel Reese 80
    2. #21 Madina Okot 71
    3. #22 Jordin Canada 70
    4. #25 Rhyne Howard 69
  3. Minnesota Lynx

    3 top-25 players

    1. #2 Olivia Miles 87
    2. #3 Natasha Howard 86
    3. #5 Courtney Williams 80
  4. Dallas Wings

    3 top-25 players

    1. #7 Jessica Shepard 80
    2. #12 Paige Bueckers 76
    3. #18 Li Yueru 72
  5. New York Liberty

    3 top-25 players

    1. #8 Breanna Stewart 79
    2. #15 Jonquel Jones 73
    3. #20 Satou Sabally 71
  6. Indiana Fever

    2 top-25 players

    1. #9 Caitlin Clark 77
    2. #11 Aliyah Boston 77
  7. Golden State Valkyries

    2 top-25 players

    1. #17 Veronica Burton 72
    2. #19 Gabby Williams 71

What the rankings say

The top 10 won 68% of the games they played. Because a quarter of WinBA Score is win rate and a fifth is the share of production that came in wins, the board rewards players whose output arrives in victories — which is why it is read as a winning-impact rating rather than a volume leaderboard.

Every player in the top 10 sits at or above the 81th percentile of Box Impact per 36, so none of these ratings rests on playing time alone.

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How this story was built

Photo: Lorie Shaull from St Paul, United States · CC BY-SA 2.0 (cropped)Pictured: A'ja Wilson.

Generated by PropBetEdge’s deterministic newsroom (wnba-winba-index/1.0.0) and checked by the publication gate before release; betting relevance: contextual.

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