In WNBA, the final table of the playoffs is finally known

This Thursday was playing the last day of the regular season in WNBA. An important evening since many things could still move.

To start, the Valkyries went to Minnesota to challenge the Lynx. A victory for Golden State allowed the Natalie Nakase team to climb to sixth place and to avoid lynx in the first round. However, the teammates of Carla Leite have missed their start of the match and encountered a Napheesa Collier Who finishes the game with 19 points at 8/10 in shooting and 3/4 by far, which allows him to become the second player in the history of the WNBA to finish a season in “50-40-90” after Elena Delle gives in 2019.

In the standingsGolden State therefore ends in eighth place behind the Storm (7th) and the Fever (6th).

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Aces, Lynx Dauphines

At the top of the table, Las Vegas had the opportunity to finish second in case of success against the Sparks, eliminated from the race for the playoffs since the qualification of the Storm.

For this, the Aces were able to count on a new double-double ofA'ja Wilson which ends up with 23 points and 19 rebounds, but especially on a hot stroke of 3-point where the players of Becky Hammon returned 22 shots behind the arc, A record in WNBA.

Thus, the Nevada franchise won a sixteenth match in a row and ends the season with the second longest series of victories in the history of the League, which allows it to complete this 2025 campaign in second place to challenge the Storm in the first round.

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The final classification

1. Minnesota Lynx (34-10)
2. Las Vegas Aces (30-14)
3. Atlanta Dream (30-14)
4. Phoenix Mercury (27-17)
5. New York Liberty (27-17)
6. Indiana Fever (24-20)
7. Seattle Storm (23-21)
8. Golden State Valkyries (23-21)
9. Los Angeles Sparks (21-23)
10. Washington Mystics (16-28)
11. Connecticut Sun (11-33)
12. Chicago Sky (10-34)
13. Dallas Wings (10-34)

The posters of the first round

• Minnesota Lynx (1) – Golden State Valkyries (8)
• Las Vegas Aces (2) – Seattle Storm (7)
• Atlanta Dream (3) – Indiana Fever (6)
• Phoenix Mercury (4) – New York Liberty (5)