The WNBA hasn’t officially posted a precise “final results” announcement time for All-Star voting this year, but based on recent patterns you can expect the full results right around the end of June, shortly after fan voting closes.

Quick Scoop

  • Fan voting for the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game runs through June 27 and makes up half of the starter selection.
  • Recent seasons suggest captains are revealed the day after voting closes, with full starter lists the following day.
  • Reserves and finalized rosters typically follow a few days later, well before the All-Star Game itself (July 25 this year).

So in practical terms:

  • Around June 28 – likely when captains and early results drop, if the league follows last year’s pattern.
  • Around June 29 and into early July – when you should see the complete starter list and then the full, final All-Star rosters announced.

How the timeline usually works

In recent coverage of WNBA All-Star voting, media outlets looking at last year’s schedule explain that:

  • Fan voting closes late on June 27 (11:59 p.m. ET).
  • The league tends to reveal captains the next day (Sunday, June 28 in this projected schedule).
  • Starters are then unveiled the following day (Monday, June 29 in that same projection).

“Final results” in forum and fan conversations often mean “all starters + all reserves + captains,” and those pieces rarely come out in a single drop, but over several days. That’s why news sites are careful to say it’s not guaranteed , just “likely,” if the WNBA sticks to last year’s pattern.

What counts as “final” results?

When fans ask “when do the final WNBA All-Star results come out,” they’re usually talking about one of three things:

  1. The final fan-vote standings for All-Star starters.
  2. The official list of All-Star starters and captains.
  3. The fully locked-in rosters (starters + reserves), after coaches pick the reserves.

Only the league can decide exactly when to publish each piece, and recent reporting notes that “it’s not clear when exactly everything will be announced” because the WNBA can tweak the schedule year to year.

Safe expectation for this season

Given:

  • 2026 fan voting closes on June 27.
  • Coverage again points to a late-June reveal following last year’s cadence.

A reasonable expectation is:

  • You’ll see headline results (who’s in, who’s out, who the captains are) in the June 28–29 window.
  • The fully finalized All-Star rosters should be public in the first week of July , comfortably ahead of the July 25 All-Star Game in Chicago.

Since the league can shift timings slightly, the most reliable way to catch the exact moment is to watch:

  • The WNBA’s official site and app on June 28–29.
  • Live updates from major outlets that track voting announcements and roster reveals in real time.

Bottom note: Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.