Queens of the Court: Who Has Won The Most MVPs In WNBA History?

Being named Most Valued Player is a testament to a player's talent, as well as consistency across an entire season. Some of the WNBA greats have been awarded MVP multiple times during their careers. Here is a list of players with the most MVPs in league history. Las Vegas Aces star Asia Wilson was named MVP for a record fifth time in 2026, with a 30-year-old winning the award in five of the last seven seasons and the last three in a row. Australian and Seattle Storm legend Lauren Jackson won three MVPs during her career, the first of which came in 2003. She won the award again in 2007 and 2010. Cheryl Swoops, who captured four straight championships in a row while playing for the Houston Comets, was named MVP on three occasions during her career. Lisa Leslie spent her entire 13-year career with the Los Angeles Sparks, winning three MVPs, two championships, and two finals MVPs in the process. New York Liberty star Breonna Stewart, as well as Hall of Famers Elena Della Dunn, Candace Parker, and Cynthia Cooper all have two MVPs to their name.