WNBA teams reach quarter-season mark; Lynx and Miles shine
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 4:53 PM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026

As of June 10, 2026, the WNBA has completed a quarter of its season with every team playing at least 10 games. The Minnesota Lynx, led by rookie Olivia Miles, unexpectedly sit atop the standings, while the Las Vegas Aces, the reigning champions, follow closely in second. The Atlanta Dream have also performed well, currently holding an 8-3 record. In contrast, the Chicago Sky and Connecticut Sun face significant challenges with poor records of 4-8 and 2-11, respectively. The season progresses with teams looking to improve as they head toward the midpoint.
- •Minnesota Lynx lead league standings, boosted by Olivia Miles' strong play.
- •Las Vegas Aces, last season's champions, are in second place.
- •Atlanta Dream hold an 8-3 record, excelling in offense and defense.
- •Chicago Sky struggling after Rickea Jackson's ACL injury.
- •Connecticut Sun face challenges, sitting at the bottom of the standings.
- 4:53 PMCBS Sports — WNBA quarter-season grades: Olivia Miles, Lynx acing the test, Fever face huge questions, Sparks fizzle out
"With at least 10 games in the books for every team, let's see who's found the answer key
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