WNBA All Star Game 2025: New Records
The WNBA All Star Game 2025 saw some new heights. From Napheesa Collier’s 36-point performance to Skylar Diggins’ first-ever All-Star triple-double, here’s everything you need to know.
The WNBA All Star Game 2025 brought plenty of excitement and some history-making moments to Indianapolis. This year’s showcase had Team Clark and Team Collier facing off in front of a lively crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. While fans were hoping for a showdown between fan favorites Caitlin Clark and Napheesa Collier, Clark had to sit out with a groin injury, leaving Collier to lead her squad in the year’s biggest midseason game.
Who Won WNBA All Star Game 2025
Team Collier emerged on top, defeating Team Clark 151-131 in the highest-scoring WNBA All-Star Game to date. Collier put on a strong performance, leading by example and showing leadership on the court. The game itself was open, fast-paced, and full of highlight-worthy plays, with both teams putting on a show for fans and keeping the scoreboard busy all night.
New Records Set In WNBA All Star Game 2025
A couple of major milestones defined WNBA All Star Game 2025:
Highest total score in a WNBA All-Star Game: 151-131, breaking previous scoring records and reflecting the game’s offense-heavy style.
Most points by an individual: Napheesa Collier’s 36 points was an All-Star Game record, topping the previous highs set in the last two years.
First triple-double in All-Star history: Skylar Diggins’ 11 points, 15 assists, and 11 rebounds was unprecedented for the WNBA All Star Game 2025, showing her all-around impact on the floor.
Assists record: Diggins also set a new mark for most assists in WNBA All Star Game 2025 with her 15 dimes.
Even though Caitlin Clark was sidelined, the WNBA All Star Game 2025 managed to hit new heights. The weekend captured the spirit of competition and togetherness in today’s WNBA, setting new standards for what fans can expect from All-Star festivities in the future.
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