Every WNBA Finals since the league began in 1997, with the beaten finalist and every Finals MVP from Cynthia Cooper on.
Year
Champion
Runner-up
Series
Finals MVP
2025
Las Vegas Aces
Phoenix Mercury
4-0
A'ja Wilson
2024
New York Liberty
Minnesota Lynx
3-2
Jonquel Jones
2023
Las Vegas Aces
New York Liberty
3-1
A'ja Wilson
2022
Las Vegas Aces
Connecticut Sun
3-1
Chelsea Gray
2021
Chicago Sky
Phoenix Mercury
3-1
Kahleah Copper
2020
Seattle Storm
Las Vegas Aces
3-0
Breanna Stewart
Year
Champion
Runner-up
Series
Finals MVP
2019
Washington Mystics
Connecticut Sun
3-2
Emma Meesseman
2018
Seattle Storm
Washington Mystics
3-0
Breanna Stewart
2017
Minnesota Lynx
Los Angeles Sparks
3-2
Sylvia Fowles
2016
Los Angeles Sparks
Minnesota Lynx
3-2
Candace Parker
2015
Minnesota Lynx
Indiana Fever
3-2
Sylvia Fowles
2014
Phoenix Mercury
Chicago Sky
3-0
Diana Taurasi
2013
Minnesota Lynx
Atlanta Dream
3-0
Maya Moore
2012
Indiana Fever
Minnesota Lynx
3-1
Tamika Catchings
2011
Minnesota Lynx
Atlanta Dream
3-0
Seimone Augustus
2010
Seattle Storm
Atlanta Dream
3-0
Lauren Jackson
Year
Champion
Runner-up
Series
Finals MVP
2009
Phoenix Mercury
Indiana Fever
3-2
Diana Taurasi
2008
Detroit Shock
San Antonio Silver Stars
3-0
Katie Smith
2007
Phoenix Mercury
Detroit Shock
3-2
Cappie Pondexter
2006
Detroit Shock
Sacramento Monarchs
3-2
Deanna Nolan
2005
Sacramento Monarchs
Connecticut Sun
3-1
Yolanda Griffith
2004
Seattle Storm
Connecticut Sun
2-1
Betty Lennox
2003
Detroit Shock
Los Angeles Sparks
2-1
Ruth Riley
2002
Los Angeles Sparks
New York Liberty
2-0
Lisa Leslie
2001
Los Angeles Sparks
Charlotte Sting
2-0
Lisa Leslie
2000
Houston Comets
New York Liberty
2-0
Cynthia Cooper
Year
Champion
Runner-up
Series
Finals MVP
1999
Houston Comets
New York Liberty
2-1
Cynthia Cooper
1998
Houston Comets
Phoenix Mercury
2-1
Cynthia Cooper
1997
Houston Comets
New York Liberty
1-0
Cynthia Cooper
How we counted: each line in the year by year tables counts for the team name exactly as the table writes it, so a team the table writes two ways counts separately under each. The table does not always use the name of the day, so a renamed team may sit under one name or several.
Out in front: Houston Comets, Minnesota Lynx and Seattle Storm, 4 titles each.
Team
Titles under this name
Years
Houston Comets
4
1997, 1998, 1999, 2000
Minnesota Lynx
4
2011, 2013, 2015, 2017
Seattle Storm
4
2004, 2010, 2018, 2020
Detroit Shock
3
2003, 2006, 2008
Las Vegas Aces
3
2022, 2023, 2025
Los Angeles Sparks
3
2001, 2002, 2016
Phoenix Mercury
3
2007, 2009, 2014
5 more team names appear once.
Each table was verified against at least two independent sources, and the checks run on every build: winner lists are audited answer by answer, split titles and vacated seasons are pinned so they can never quietly change, and a blank cell means the detail was never verified rather than papered over. Spot something that looks wrong anyway? The Report a bug button below lands straight in our inbox.
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