Highlighting the top three rookie scorers heading into the WNBA All-Star break ⤵️
Olivia Miles: Miles leads all rookies in scoring at (19.3) points per game. She has already recorded three 30-point performances and eight additional 20-point games this season. She's also the rookie leader in assists and recently became the fastest player in WNBA history to reach 500 points and 150 assists.
Sydney Taylor: The undrafted rookie has climbed to second among rookies in scoring following her 31-point performance in her last game. Her season averages are somewhat misleading, as she played fewer than 13 minutes in six of her first 10 games. Since her first 30-point outing against Indiana, however, Taylor has played 20 or more minutes in 15 straight games and is averaging (18.7) points per game during that stretch.
Flau'jae Johnson: Johnson has also been on the rise offensively. Just a month ago, the No. 8 overall pick was averaging (11.4) points per game. She's now averaging just under 14 points a night, thanks to an impressive 11-game stretch in which she posted five 20-point performances, including three games with at least 25 points, while averaging (17.5) points per game.