Atlanta Dream rebounded to No. 1 after a three-game win streak, including victories over the New York Liberty, who fell from No. 1 after a three-game losing streak. The Dream’s resurgence highlights their scoring depth, with guards Rhyne Howard (60 points) and Allisha Gray (57) leading the charge. Their 7-2 June record underscores their consistency, but their next four road games will test their momentum.

The Las Vegas Aces hold second place, leaning on A’ja Wilson’s dominance—52 points, 19 rebounds, and 6 steals in two games—to secure their spot in the Commissioner’s Cup final. Guard Jackie Young added 41 points and 14 assists. However, their upcoming matchups against the New York Liberty and Chicago Sky will be critical. Minnesota Lynx, third, showed resilience after a rare home loss to Washington, with rookie Olivia Miles scoring 31 points against LA but struggling against Golden State.

The Washington Mystics (8-7) rose to No. 7 after a three-game road streak, averaging 63 points from guard Sonia Citron. Their young roster (23.4 average age) is growing, though coach Sydney Johnson warned they still need time. Meanwhile, the Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark set a WNBA record with six straight 20+ point, 5+ assist games. Teams like Toronto face challenges with key injuries, while Golden State’s Valkyries remain competitive despite a 1-2 week span. This week’s rankings reflect the WNBA’s volatility—upsets and late-game heroics define the season’s narrative.