THE W VAULT · CHAMPIONSHIPS + AWARDS + RECORDS

THE TROPHY ROOM

Follow the banners, the defining Finals performances, the awards and the numbers that refuse to come down from the rafters.

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Las Vegas Aces celebrating the 2025 WNBA championship
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CHAMPIONSHIP JOURNEY

Every season ends with one name.

The complete title timeline connects the champion, runner up, series result and Finals MVP. Start with the newest banner, then travel back to the Houston Comets and the league’s first championship.

Explore the official WNBA champions record ↗

THE BIGGEST STAGE

Finals MVPs

The award follows the player who shaped the championship series. Recent winners lead the gallery, and every title season remains connected in the championship timeline.

See the official Finals MVP history ↗

ERA DEFINERS

Dynasties are built in chapters.

A dynasty is more than one celebration. It is a core, a system and a standard that survives every team’s best response.

BANNER COUNT

Franchise championships

Relocations and rebrands stay connected to their franchise lineage. That keeps Detroit’s three titles with the organization that now plays in Dallas, and the Aces’ history connected across Utah, San Antonio and Las Vegas.

THE RECORD RACK

Where the numbers hang in the rafters.

Top-five regular-season player records across the league’s history. The seven core stat boards let you flip between a single-game high, a single-season total, a rookie-season total and the all-time career list without turning the Trophy Room into thirty-three separate tables.

Game = single-game total Season = single-season total Rookie = rookie-season total Career = all-time regular season Bold = on a current 2026 roster

LONG HAUL + WHISTLE FILES

Career-only record boards

These categories are career totals by definition: games, triple-doubles, minutes, disqualifications and personal fouls.

SQUAD GOALS

When the whole team broke the scoreboard.

These boards belong to the team, not one player: blowouts, comebacks, overtime marathons and the highest and lowest scoring nights in regular-season history.

RECORD DESK

Receipts for the rafters.

Current-season and career leaders refresh from the official WNBA statistics feed. A verified local snapshot stays underneath it so a temporary provider outage never empties the record book.

Regular season only unless a board explicitly says otherwise. Historical franchise/team names are shown as they appeared in the game record. Current-season totals and the official career boards refresh every 30 minutes. Single-game, rookie, team and older media-guide-only categories use the dated verified snapshot shown above.

AND THE W GOES TO…

Every honor has its own story.

Open an award page to meet the latest honoree, revisit recent winners, understand the record book and move across the full awards family.

The Trophy Room uses completed WNBA seasons for annual award pages. The Commissioner’s Cup page includes the completed 2026 Cup championship.