WNBA: All the winners of the Novata Award of the Year

ByDavid Mitchell
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Paige Bueckers took the rookie award of the 2025 WNBA. Check the list of winners of the prize in the history of the League.

Fulfilling expectations as the first player selected in the draft of the WNBA, Paige Bueckers of the Dallas Wings was appointed as winner of the 2025 rookie prize.

Bueckers He averaged 19.2 points, 5.4 assists, 3.9 rebounds and 1.6 robberies, with 47.4% of success in field shots and 88.8% in free throws. Led all the rookies of the WNBA In total points (692), points per game, total assists (194) and assists per game. She was the only player of the WNBA This season that ended among the 10 best in points, assists and robberies per game.

The 44 points of Bueckers Against Los Angeles Sparks on August 2 they established the WNBA record for a rookie in a single match.

Bueckers followed in the steps to Caitlin Clark as rookie of the year. Considering that, consult the complete list of All the players who won the WNBA Rookie Award.

Winners of the WNBA NOVATA of the year award season after season

2025: Paige BueckersDallas Wings

2024: Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever

2023: Aliyah BostonIndiana Fever

2022: Rhyne HowardAtlanta Dream

2021: Michaela OnyenwereNew York Liberty

2020: Crystal DangerfieldMinnesota Lynx

2019: Napheesa CollierMinnesota Lynx

2018: A’JA WilsonLas Vegas Aces

2017: Allisha GrayDallas Wings

2016: Breanna StewartSeattle Storm

2015: Jewell LoydSeattle Storm

2014: Chiney OgwumikeConnecticut Sun

2013: Elena Delle DonneChicago Sky

2012: Nneka OgwumikeLos Angeles Sparks

2011: Maya MooreMinnesota Lynx

2010: Tina CharlesConnecticut Sun

2009: Angel McCOUGHTRYAtlanta Dream

2008: Candace ParkerLos Angeles Sparks

2007: Armintie HerringtonChicago Sky

2006: Augustus seimoneMinnesota Lynx

2005: Temeka JohnsonWashington Mystics

2004: Diana TauurasiPhoenix Mercury

2003: Cheryl FordDetroit Shock

2002: Tamika CatchingsIndiana Fever

2001: Jackie StilesPortland Fire

2000: Betty LennoxMinnesota Lynx

1999: Chamique HoldsclawWashington Mystics

1998: Tracy ReidChalotte Sting

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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