Angel Reese, Kelsey Plum Headline 2026 WNBA All-Star Game Reserves, Full Roster Announced

The roster for the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game is set.

The WNBA announced the full list of reserves Tuesday, which included Angel Reese, Jackie Young and Allisha Gray, among others.

Here is a look at the full roster after the starters were previously announced:

Starters
Player	Position	Team
Paige Bueckers	Guard	Dallas Wings
Caitlin Clark	Guard	Indiana Fever
Olivia Miles	Guard	Minnesota Lynx
Kelsey Mitchell	Guard	Indiana Fever
Aliyah Boston	Frontcourt	Indiana Fever
Natasha Howard	Frontcourt	Minnesota Lynx
Jessica Shepard	Frontcourt	Dallas Wings
Breanna Stewart	Frontcourt	New York Liberty
Gabby Williams	Frontcourt	Golden State Valkyries
A'ja Wilson	Frontcourt	Las Vegas Aces
Reserves
Player	Position	Team
Sonia Citron	Guard	Washington Mystics
Allisha Gray	Guard	Atlanta Dream
Rhyne Howard	Guard	Atlanta Dream
Marina Mabrey	Guard	Toronto Tempo
Kelsey Plum	Guard	Los Angeles Sparks
Courtney Williams	Guard	Minnesota Lynx
Jackie Young	Guard	Las Vegas Aces
Kiki Iriafen	Frontcourt	Washington Mystics
Jonquel Jones	Frontcourt	New York Liberty
Dominique Malonga	Frontcourt	Seattle Storm
Nneka Ogwumike	Frontcourt	Los Angeles Sparks
Angel Reese	Frontcourt	Atlanta Dream

While Kelsey Plum was one of the most notable players included on the list of reserves, ESPN's Alexa Philippou reported she was ruled out for at least four weeks in late June because of a lower leg injury with a decision expected for her All-Star Game status closer to the July 25 contest.

This year's game will have a different format than the recent ones which called for the top two vote-getters to select their teams as captains.

Instead, as part of the league's 30th anniversary season, legends Teresa Weatherspoon and Cynthia Cooper will be the general managers and draft their rosters from the pool of 22 All-Stars:

The starting lineup announcement was dominated by Indiana Fever players with Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell representing 30 percent of the group, but the Atlanta Dream were all over the list of reserves.

Reese, Gray and Rhyne Howard were among the reserves announced Tuesday.

Atlanta is off to a solid 12-9 start this season with so many All-Stars leading the way, although things looked much better just a handful of games ago. After all, the Dream have lost five games in a row since their 12-4 start and will enter Thursday's game against the Seattle Storm in need of a win.

Reese's inclusion is also notable considering this year's All-Star game will take place in Chicago at the United Center. 

She started her career with the Chicago Sky before they traded her to the Dream this offseason. The LSU product publicly criticized the organization and her teammates prior to the trade, so her reception could be a storyline during the All-Star Game.