Candidates emerge for WNBA Coach of the Year as season winds down
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

As the WNBA regular season approaches its conclusion on September 14, 2026, the race for Coach of the Year is heating up. Candidates include Sydney Johnson, who has led the Washington Mystics to a playoff berth and their first winning season since 2022. Cheryl Reeve's Minnesota Lynx are the league's top team, achieving a remarkable season despite early setbacks. Natalie Nakase has also made a name for herself with the Golden State Valkyries, who hold the second-best record in the league and are contenders for a title. The selection factors include team performance, overcoming challenges, and overall impact on player development.
- •Sydney Johnson leads Washington Mystics to playoff berth and winning season.
- •Cheryl Reeve's Lynx are the top team in the league despite expected hurdles.
- •Natalie Nakase’s Valkyries are second in the league and playoff contenders.
- •Context includes overcoming adversity and player development in coach evaluations.
- •Voting for the Coach of the Year is approaching as the regular season ends.
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"With the WNBA regular season winding down, here’s a look at the leading contenders to win Coach of the Year.
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