The mid-way point of the WNBA season means no basketball for a month, sure, but it also means the annual All-Star Game. And with the Olympics this year, it’s truly the best of the best of the league going up against each other.
Team WNBA takes on Team USA in Phoenix for the title of All-Star Champion. It’s Team USA’s final game before heading to Paris where it will go for its eighth consecutive gold medal. They’re all set to do it, too, with a stacked roster that includes experienced Olympians Brittney Griner, Diana Taurasi and A’ja Wilson. Kelsey Plum and Jackie Young will make their Olympic debut with the team after winning the 3×3 gold in Tokyo.
On the other end of the court is Team WNBA. Rookies Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark highlight the squad as first-year selections amid their battle for Rookie of the Year. Clark is joined by teammates Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell.
The game is a once-in-a-lifetime event (or once every four years) to see the biggest names in women’s basketball go head-to-head in the ultimate challenge. Plus, how many basketball games feature a Pitbull concert at halftime?
It all goes down in Phoenix on Saturday, July 20. Here’s how to get tickets to this year’s WNBA All-Star Game.
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WNBA All-Star Game tickets 2024
Tickets to the WNBA All-Star Game in Phoenix are available on StubHub.
With less than a week to go until tipoff, the get-in price is set at $150. However, plenty of tickets are available at different price points. You can find passes worth $300, $500 and even over $1,000, helping fans find the best tickets for each budget.
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WNBA All-Star Game rosters 2024
Team WNBA
- DeWanna Bonner – Connecticut
- Aliyah Boston – Indiana
- Caitlin Clark* – Indiana
- Allisha Gray – Atlanta
- Dearica Hamby – Los Angeles
- Brionna Jones – Connecticut
- Jonquel Jones – New York
- Kayla McBride – Minnesota
- Kelsey Mitchell – Indiana
- Arike Ogunbowale – Dallas
- Nneka Ogwumike – Seattle
- Angel Reese* – Chicago
*first time All-Star selection
Team USA
- Napheesa Collier – Minnesota
- Kahleah Copper – Phoenix
- Chelsea Gray – Las Vegas
- Brittney Griner – Phoenix
- Sabrina Ionescu – New York
- Jewell Loyd – Seattle
- Kelsey Plum – Las Vegas
- Breanna Stewart – New York
- Diana Taurasi – Phoenix
- Alyssa Thomas – Connecticut
- A’ja Wilson – Las Vegas
- Jackie Young – Las Vegas
WNBA All-Star Weekend schedule
Three events take place over the course of two days at All-Star Weekend. Below is a breakdown of all the competitions.
| Date | Event | Time (ET) |
| Friday, July 19 | Skills Challenge | 9 p.m. |
| Friday, July 19 | 3-Point Contest | After Skills Challenge |
| Saturday, July 20 | All-Star Game | 8:30 p.m. |
