INDIANA — For the first time in franchise history, the Indiana Fever will have three players in the starting lineup of the WNBA All-Star Game. The league announced Thursday that guard Kelsey Mitchell, guard Caitlin Clark, and center Aliyah Boston have all been voted as starters for the 22nd annual showcase.
While this marks the third consecutive season that all three players have earned All-Star nods together, it is the very first time the trio will share the court as part of the opening lineup.
All-Star Resumes at a Glance
The selection cements the trio alongside Hall of Famer Tamika Catchings as the only players in Fever history to earn three or more All-Star selections.
| Player | 2026 Season Stats (PPG / RPG / APG) | All-Star Appearance | Notable Milestone This Season |
| Kelsey Mitchell | 21.6 PPG / 2.6 APG | 4th (1st as voted starter) | Eclipsed 5,000 career points; 3rd in WNBA scoring |
| Caitlin Clark | 21.2 PPG / 4.0 RPG / 8.2 APG | 3rd (3rd as starter) | Fastest in WNBA history to 1,000 points & 500 assists |
| Aliyah Boston | 17.0 PPG / 8.6 RPG / 2.9 APG | 4th (3rd as starter) | Moved into 2nd place all-time in Fever franchise rebounds |
Dominating the Leaderboards
The Fever’s core is putting up career-best numbers across the board under head coach Stephanie White:
- Elite Scoring: Mitchell (21.6 PPG) and Clark (21.2 PPG) represent one of the most lethal backcourts in the country, ranking third and fifth in the WNBA in scoring, respectively. Both are shooting career-highs from the field.
- Playmaking Prowess: Clark continues to anchor the offense, holding the No. 2 spot in the league for assists per game (8.2).
- Expanded Range: Boston is averaging a career-high 17.0 points per game, largely driven by a newly unlocked outside game. She is shooting a career-best 42.6% from beyond the arc, having already hit 20 three-pointers this summer.
“When you have the bookends – when you have a point guard, and you have a center that you know is special – you can build a team around that,” Head Coach Stephanie White said of the historic selections.
Event Details
The starters were selected by a combined vote of fans (50%), WNBA players (25%), and a national media panel (25%).
The 2026 AT&T WNBA All-Star Game will take place on Saturday, July 25, at the United Center in Chicago. Tipoff is set for 8:30 p.m. EDT and will be broadcast live nationally on ABC.
