The WNBA has announced its Week 10 Players of the Week, recognizing two of the league’s biggest stars for another stretch of elite play.
Caitlin Clark earned Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors after averaging 25.7 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 9.0 assists. Clark once again showcased the all-around game that has made her one of the league’s premier guards, balancing efficient scoring with elite playmaking while helping lead the Indiana Fever during a strong week of competition.
Out West, A’ja Wilson was named Western Conference Player of the Week after an a week of statistical and on the court dominance. Wilson averaged 32.3 points, 12.0 rebounds, and 4.7 assists, continuing to dominate both ends of the floor for the Las Vegas Aces.
Wilson’s combination of scoring efficiency, rebounding, and defensive presence has once again firmly established her in the MVP conversation, and continues to put on display why she’s still the best player in the game. Clark continues to demonstrate why she’s become one of the league’s most impactful young stars.
The Week 10 honors underscore the outstanding seasons both players are putting together as the WNBA enters the final stretch of the regular season. With playoff positioning becoming increasingly important, both Clark and Wilson will look to carry their momentum into the weeks ahead.
Key Stats
Eastern Conference
- Caitlin Clark (Indiana Fever)
- 25.7 PPG
- 5.0 RPG
- 9.0 APG
Western Conference
- A’ja Wilson (Las Vegas Aces)
- 32.3 PPG
- 12.0 RPG
- 4.7 APG
