Wings and Tempo each send 6 players to Unrivaled Season 3 rosters

By Ryan MoalemiNovember 5, 2026

The Dallas Wings and the Toronto Tempo each have 6 of the 48 players on Unrivaled's 2027 rosters. The Golden State Valkyries, the 2026 WNBA champions, have 5, and no two of them are on the same club. Unrivaled named the eight clubs on Nov. 4, 2026.

Every player on the Unrivaled Season 3 rosters

Each club has six players. The position is the one on that club's Unrivaled page. A blank 2026 club means the player is not on any of the eight 2026 stats pages.

Player	Club	Pos.	2026 WNBA team	2026 WNBA honors	2026 Unrivaled club	College
Paige Bueckers	Breeze	Guard	Dallas Wings	All-Star, All-WNBA second team	Breeze	Connecticut
Kahleah Copper	Breeze	Wing	Phoenix Mercury	All-Star	Rose	Rutgers
Dominique Malonga	Breeze	Forward	Seattle Storm	All-Star	Breeze
Kaitlyn Chen	Breeze	Guard	Golden State Valkyries	Champion		Connecticut
DiJonai Carrington	Breeze	Wing	Chicago Sky			Baylor
Monique Billings	Breeze	Forward	Indiana Fever		Hive	UCLA
Olivia Miles	Hive	Guard	Minnesota Lynx	Rookie of the Year, All-Star, All-WNBA first team		TCU
Sonia Citron	Hive	Wing	Washington Mystics	All-Star	Hive	Notre Dame
Cameron Brink	Hive	Forward	Los Angeles Sparks		Breeze	Stanford
Natisha Hiedeman	Hive	Guard	Seattle Storm		Hive	Marquette
Rae Burrell	Hive	Wing	Los Angeles Sparks		Vinyl	Tennessee
Naz Hillmon	Hive	Forward	Atlanta Dream		Laces	Michigan
Jackie Young	Laces	Guard	Las Vegas Aces	All-Star, All-WNBA second team	Laces	Notre Dame
Gabby Williams	Laces	Wing	Golden State Valkyries	Champion, Finals MVP, All-Star		Connecticut
Jessica Shepard	Laces	Forward	Dallas Wings	All-Star		Notre Dame
Marine Johannès	Laces	Guard	New York Liberty
Maddy Siegrist	Laces	Wing	Dallas Wings		Laces	Villanova
Satou Sabally	Laces	Wing	New York Liberty			Oregon
Courtney Williams	Lunar Owls	Guard	Minnesota Lynx	All-Star	Vinyl	South Florida
Marina Mabrey	Lunar Owls	Wing	Toronto Tempo	All-Star	Lunar Owls	Notre Dame
Napheesa Collier	Lunar Owls	Forward	Minnesota Lynx			Connecticut
Skylar Diggins	Lunar Owls	Guard	Chicago Sky		Lunar Owls	Notre Dame
Sydney Taylor	Lunar Owls	Guard	Chicago Sky			Louisville
Temi Fágbénlé	Lunar Owls	Forward	Toronto Tempo		Lunar Owls	Harvard
Veronica Burton	Mist	Guard	Golden State Valkyries	Champion	Mist	Northwestern
Bridget Carleton	Mist	Wing	Portland Fire			Iowa State
Breanna Stewart	Mist	Forward	New York Liberty	All-Star, All-WNBA first team	Mist	Connecticut
Arike Ogunbowale	Mist	Wing	Dallas Wings		Mist	Notre Dame
Kiki Rice	Mist	Guard	Toronto Tempo			UCLA
Isabelle Harrison	Mist	Forward	Toronto Tempo			Tennessee
Kelsey Plum	Phantom	Guard	Phoenix Mercury	All-Star	Phantom	Washington
Kayla McBride	Phantom	Wing	Minnesota Lynx			Notre Dame
Aaliyah Edwards	Phantom	Forward	Connecticut Sun		Lunar Owls	Connecticut
Natasha Cloud	Phantom	Guard	Chicago Sky		Phantom	St. Joseph's (PA)
Tiffany Hayes	Phantom	Guard	Golden State Valkyries	Champion	Phantom	Connecticut
Li Yueru	Phantom	Forward	Dallas Wings		Mist
Chelsea Gray	Rose	Guard	Las Vegas Aces		Rose	Duke
Brittney Sykes	Rose	Wing	Toronto Tempo		Laces	Syracuse
Shakira Austin	Rose	Forward	Washington Mystics	All-WNBA second team	Rose	Mississippi
Aziaha James	Rose	Guard	Dallas Wings		Hive	North Carolina State
Lexie Hull	Rose	Wing	Indiana Fever		Rose	Stanford
Kayla Thornton	Rose	Forward	Golden State Valkyries	Champion		Texas-El Paso
Allisha Gray	Vinyl	Guard	Atlanta Dream	All-Star	Mist	South Carolina
Rhyne Howard	Vinyl	Wing	Atlanta Dream	All-Star, All-WNBA second team	Vinyl	Kentucky
Dearica Hamby	Vinyl	Forward	Los Angeles Sparks		Vinyl	Wake Forest
Jordin Canada	Vinyl	Guard	Atlanta Dream		Laces	UCLA
Flau'jae Johnson	Vinyl	Wing	Seattle Storm			Louisiana State
Aneesah Morrow	Vinyl	Forward	Toronto Tempo			Louisiana State

Source: clubs and the 48 names are the Nov. 4, 2026 Unrivaled release. Position is Guard, Wing or Forward on the club roster page. The 2026 WNBA team and the college come from that team's WNBA.com roster page on Nov. 5, 2026, except Aaliyah Edwards, whose college is on the Phantom roster page because the Sun table does not list one. Honors are 2026 only. All-Stars are the July 2 starters, the July 7 reserves and the July 22 replacement. All-WNBA is the Oct. 24 first-team video and the second-team note on Paige Bueckers' WNBA.com page. Rookie of the Year is the Sept. 28 release. Champion means the player is on the Valkyries roster page and the Game 7 blog says Golden State won the title. The 2026 Unrivaled club is the stats page with the most games. Courtney Williams also has 4 games on Breeze. Aziaha James also has 1 game on Lunar Owls. Data through Nov. 5, 2026. Methods: one row per name in the release. The team counts and the data dictionary use the same rows. Download CSV (CC0)

Which WNBA team sent the most

Source: team counts are the player file above. A number in parentheses is how many players from that WNBA team are on that club. Data through Nov. 5, 2026. Download CSV (CC0)

Jessica Shepard and Maddy Siegrist are the only Wings teammates on the same club, both on Laces. Paige Bueckers is on Breeze, Arike Ogunbowale on Mist, Li Yueru on Phantom and Aziaha James on Rose.

Tempo has two pairs. Marina Mabrey and Temi Fágbénlé are on Lunar Owls. Kiki Rice and Isabelle Harrison are on Mist. Brittney Sykes is on Rose. Aneesah Morrow is on Vinyl.

Three Atlanta Dream players are on Vinyl: Allisha Gray, Rhyne Howard and Jordin Canada. Naz Hillmon is the Dream player on Hive. Hive also has Cameron Brink and Rae Burrell, the two Sparks players on Hive. Dearica Hamby is the Sparks player on Vinyl.

Sporting News wrote that the 48 players were assigned to six teams. The Nov. 4 release lists eight clubs, six players each. The same Sporting News headline is right about the Valkyries: Gabby Williams and four teammates.

Kelsey Plum was a Los Angeles All-Star in the July 7 release. The WNBA.com trade-deadline story says the Sparks traded her to Phoenix on Aug. 2. The Mercury roster on Nov. 5 lists her, which is why the table says Mercury. She and Kahleah Copper are Mercury teammates on Phantom and Breeze.

Who is back on the same club

20 of the 48 are on the club where they played the most games in 2026. Lunar Owls, Mist, Phantom and Rose each have 3. Breeze, Hive, Laces and Vinyl each have 2. Twelve played for a different club. Sixteen are on none of the 2026 stats pages.

The Nov. 4 release says half the league is returning to a club from season one or season two, and that more than 75 percent are on multiyear deals. The 20 above are the players whose 2026 stats page matches the club they are on now.

The Oct. 28 roster update says the league signed Kaitlyn Chen and Isabelle Harrison to one-year deals. Neither has a 2026 stats line.

Mist beat Phantom 80-74 on March 4, 2026, for its first title, in the league recap. Breanna Stewart scored 32 and was the Championship MVP. She is back, with Arike Ogunbowale and Veronica Burton. Allisha Gray scored 12 in that game and is on Vinyl. Alanna Smith played 14 games for Mist in 2026 and is not one of the 48. Plum scored 40 in that game and is back with Phantom.

Breeze coach Jarell Christian, in the Nov. 4 release: "I'm excited to welcome Paige and Dom back for their second season with the Breeze."

Phantom coach Roneeka Hodges, in the same release: "I welcome the professionalism, skill and energy KMac, Li and Aaliyah will add to the Ghost Gang!" Kayla McBride, Li Yueru and Aaliyah Edwards are the players she welcomes. Plum, Natasha Cloud and Tiffany Hayes played for Phantom in 2026.

All-Stars, the rookie, and who is not here

14 of the 48 were 2026 All-Stars. Copper is in that 14 because the commissioner named her on July 22 to replace the injured Plum. Plum had already been selected, so she stays in the 14 too. Rose is the only club with no 2026 All-Star. Chelsea Gray is on Rose. The Oct. 28 reveal announcement calls her the 2026 Unrivaled MVP and an inaugural champion.

Olivia Miles received all 74 Rookie of the Year votes. She is on Hive with Sonia Citron. Gabby Williams is the Finals MVP, on Laces with Jackie Young. The roster release calls Williams an Unrivaled newcomer, and she has no 2026 club stats line. The WNBA.com Game 7 blog says she scored 30 points in Game 7 and averaged 19.6 points and 2.6 steals in the series. Our recap is Game 7.

Six of the 10 All-WNBA players are on a roster. Miles and Stewart are first team. Shakira Austin, Bueckers, Rhyne Howard and Young are second team. The other four are Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, A'ja Wilson and Angel Reese. Wilson won the 2026 MVP. She is not on a club.

Also selected as All-Stars and not on a club: Natasha Howard, Kiki Iriafen, Jonquel Jones and Nneka Ogwumike. Iriafen played 14 games for Phantom in 2026. Sabrina Ionescu is on the Liberty roster page and is not one of the 48. Brittney Griner played 13 games for Vinyl in 2026 and is not one of the 48. The Sun roster page lists her.

Aliyah Boston was an All-Star starter and is out for 2027. The Oct. 28 update says she is recovering from a procedure the Fever had already announced, and that she is expected back in 2028. The reveal announcement that day says Rickea Jackson and Ezi Magbegor are out for 2027 with injuries. The same update says Unrivaled and Kate Martin ended her contract.

The Nov. 4 release says the rosters include four 2026 WNBA champions. The Valkyries roster page lists five of the 48: Burton, Chen, Hayes, Thornton and Williams.

Four players are marked rookies on a WNBA roster page: Miles, Rice, Flau'jae Johnson and Sydney Taylor.

Who might be a free agent after 2026 is in 2027 free agents.

Arenas on the schedule

The schedule page on Nov. 5 listed dates and buildings. The club names were blank. The Nov. 4 release says the matchups come out Nov. 6.

Source: the Unrivaled schedule page, checked Nov. 5, 2026. The last date on that page is March 5, 2027, at Sephora Arena. Data through Nov. 5, 2026. Methods: one row per arena, the first date the page lists for it.

The Sept. 8 Boston announcement and the Oct. 1 Los Angeles announcement both put the games on TNT, truTV and HBO Max.

TV: TNT and truTV. Stream: HBO Max.

How the rows were counted

One row per name in the Nov. 4 release. The 2026 club is the club on the 2026 stats pages. Column definitions and the roster URLs are in the data dictionary. The files are free to use and republish (CC0).

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