First-overall pick Azzi Fudd headlines a stacked group of elite shooters in the WNBA three-point contest on Friday night.
Marina Mabrey, Janelle Salaun, Bridget Carleton, Rhyne Howard, and Natisha Hiedeman will join Fudd to fill out the field of six.
Caitlin Clark, Sabrina Ionescu, and Kayla McBride reportedly were all invited but declined, opening up spots for some newer faces in the competition. Ionescu won the event last year, her second time being the champ after also winning it in 2023.
2026 WNBA 3-Point Contest Odds
Azzi Fudd | +250 |
Marina Mabrey | +325 |
Janelle Salaun | +450 |
Bridget Carleton | +500 |
Rhyne Howard | +500 |
Natisha Hiedeman | +750 |
In a very competitive field, the Dallas Wings' Fudd (+250) is the favorite to win the three-point contest in the first season of her career. She's nailed 38.7% of her threes so far on 5.3 attempts per game and has hit at least three threes in six of her last seven games.
Marina Mabrey (+325) of the Toronto Tempo has enjoyed a breakout year in her ninth season, averaging a career-high 21 points per game with the new franchise. She leads the league in threes made (82) and has shot 39.2% from downtown on 8.4 attempts per game.
Janelle Salaun (+450) is the third-favorite in the group and the only other player that hasn't played at least half a decade in the league next to Fudd. She's turned into an elite shooter in her second professional season, nailing 2.5 threes per game on 6.3 attempts (39.4%).
Bridget Carleton and Rhyne Howard are next up, each priced at +500. Howard attempts tons of threes per game (8.9) and is second behind Mabrey in total threes made this season, though she's only made them at a 35.4% clip.
Carleton, meanwhile, has established a real shot over the past few years and is up to 6.9 attempts per game after hardly shooting the three in her first five seasons in the league. She has hit 37.4% of threes on 6.9 attempts per game and is averaging the most points in her career by a longshot (13.7) on the Portland Fire.
Rounding out the list is Seattle's Natasha Hiedeman (+750) who has been one of the league's most consistent shooters since she joined the WNBA in 2019. She takes 5.8 attempts per game and hits two of them (34.3%).
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All odds written in this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.
