The three-point shot has become a signature weapon in the WNBA, and some players have mastered it like it’s second nature. Whether it’s raining buckets from the logo or knocking down dagger threes in crunch time, these women made the arc their playground.
From legendary vets to rising stars, this list celebrates the snipers who could heat up in a hurry and leave defenses scrambling. If the ball left their hands, it was probably already on its way to the highlight reel.
15. Jennifer Azzi
Jennifer Azzi didn’t just shoot threes—she made history with them. Her career percentage remains untouched, setting a gold standard for efficiency from deep.
14. Lexie Hull
Lexie Hull shocked the league in 2025 by leading the W in three-point percentage. She’s now firmly established as one of the most reliable marksmen in the game.
13. Maya Moore
When the moment was big, Maya Moore was even bigger. Her smooth stroke and clutch gene made her a nightmare from behind the arc.
12. Jewell Loyd
Jewell Loyd can catch fire in an instant and doesn’t need much space to launch. She’s climbed the all-time threes list with confidence and speed.
11. Kelsey Mitchell
Kelsey Mitchell wastes no time getting her shot up—and it usually goes in. Her combination of volume and consistency makes her a must-guard beyond the arc.
10. Rhyne Howard
Rhyne Howard is rewriting the record books in real time. She’s young, fearless, and already putting up video game numbers from deep.
9. Katie Smith
Katie Smith was one of the league’s earliest long-range assassins. She paved the way for the next generation by making the three-ball a real threat.
8. Kristi Toliver
Kristi Toliver has one of the smoothest jumpers the league’s ever seen. When the playoffs roll around, her accuracy only gets sharper.
7. Kayla McBride
Kayla McBride has been a reliable sniper her entire career. If you leave her open, you’re basically handing her three points.
6. Sabrina Ionescu
Sabrina Ionescu’s deep shooting has become must-see TV. Her 2023 and 2024 seasons were a masterclass in volume and efficiency.
5. Kelsey Plum
Kelsey Plum lets it fly without hesitation and makes it look easy. She’s been a key ingredient in the Aces’ recent dominance thanks to her deadly range.
4. Allie Quigley
Allie Quigley is a walking three-point contest highlight reel. With her quick release and steady aim, defenders never stood a chance.
3. Becky Hammon
Becky Hammon had ice in her veins and range to match. Her nickname “Big Shot Becky” wasn’t just for fun—it was earned.
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2. Sue Bird
Sue Bird dished out assists and drained threes like clockwork. Her long-range accuracy was just another reason she stayed elite for two decades.
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1. Diana Taurasi
Diana Taurasi is the undisputed queen of the deep ball. She’s hit more threes than anyone in WNBA history, and somehow, it still never gets old watching her let it fly.
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