WNBA

WNBA Champions

See a complete list of WNBA Champions. The 2024 WNBA Champions are the New York Liberty. This was their first WNBA Championship title. Jonquel Jones of the Liberty was the WNBA Finals MVP.

Fast Facts:

  • The WNBA Finals is the championship series of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA). It is held in late September / early October and played under a best-of-five playoff format.
  • The Seattle Storm, Houston Comets, and the Minnesota Lynx have each won four WNBA Championship titles.

WNBA Champions:

Year Team Result Opponent MVP
2024 New York Liberty 3–2 Minnesota Lynx Jonquel Jones
2023 Las Vegas Aces 3–1 New York Liberty A’ja Wilson
2022 Las Vegas Aces 3–1 Connecticut Sun Chelsea Gray
2021 Chicago Sky 3–1 Phoenix Mercury Kahleah Copper
2020 Seattle Storm 3–0 Las Vegas Aces Breanna Stewart
2019 Washington Mystics 3–2 Connecticut Sun Emma Meesseman
2018 Seattle Storm 3–0 Washington Mystics Breanna Stewart
2017 Minnesota Lynx 3–2 Los Angeles Sparks Sylvia Fowles
2016 Los Angeles Sparks 3–2 Minnesota Lynx Candace Parker
2015 Minnesota Lynx 3–2 Indiana Fever Sylvia Fowles
2014 Phoenix Mercury 3–0 Chicago Sky Diana Taurasi
2013 Minnesota Lynx 3–0 Atlanta Dream Maya Moore
2012 Indiana Fever 3–1 Minnesota Lynx Tamika Catchings
2011 Minnesota Lynx 3–0 Atlanta Dream Seimone Augustus
2010 Seattle Storm 3–0 Atlanta Dream Lauren Jackson
2009 Phoenix Mercury 3–2 Indiana Fever Diana Taurasi
2008 Detroit Shock 3–0 San Antonio Silver Stars Katie Smith
2007 Phoenix Mercury 3–2 Detroit Shock Cappie Pondexter
2006 Detroit Shock 3–2 Sacramento Monarchs Deanna Nolan
2005 Sacramento Monarchs 3–1 Connecticut Sun Yolanda Griffith
2004 Seattle Storm 2–1 Connecticut Sun Betty Lennox
2003 Detroit Shock 2–1 Los Angeles Sparks Ruth Riley
2002 Los Angeles Sparks 2–0 New York Liberty Lisa Leslie
2001 Los Angeles Sparks 2–0 Charlotte Sting Lisa Leslie
2000 Houston Comets 2–0 New York Liberty Cynthia Cooper
1999 Houston Comets 2–1 New York Liberty Cynthia Cooper
1998 Houston Comets 2–1 Phoenix Mercury Cynthia Cooper
1997 Houston Comets 65–51 New York Liberty Cynthia Cooper
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