WNBA Trivia Quiz
Today’s basketball questions: WNBA titles, records and legends.
Question 1 of 3EasyLegends
Which Phoenix star’s scoring and nerve earned her the nickname “White Mamba”?
One try at each question.
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- EasyRecordsHow many WNBA titles did Sue Bird win, all with Seattle?FourThey came in 2004, 2010, 2018 and 2020, and only one player has won more.
- EasyDraft & collegeCaitlin Clark became the NCAA Division I women’s career scoring leader at which school?IowaShe grew up in West Des Moines, and Indiana drafted her first overall in 2024.
- EasyCoachesMinnesota won four titles in seven seasons, from 2011 to 2017. Who coached all four?Cheryl ReeveBefore she arrived in 2010, Minnesota had won one playoff game in 11 seasons.
Three questions a day on the WNBA’s history, records and big moments, easiest first, one try at each. Mondays are easy and the hard ones come at the weekend. A new set every day at midnight ET.
WNBA trivia questions
Are there WNBA trivia questions every day?
Three each day, from 288 that were written by hand on the league’s titles, stars and records. A hard one only ever closes a Saturday or a Sunday, and the rest of the week runs easy to medium. Guess the WNBA Team starts from the players instead: name the city one era of them played for. The WNBA Ball Knowledge Dive swaps the options for a clue: type any player who fits, and a deeper cut scores more.
Are there WNBA trivia questions and answers?
Yes: choose an option and the answer shows at once, with the record or story behind it. The questions lean on the draft and the college game, legends and records; around 55 on the schedule turn on a Finals series and around 36 on an MVP award.