The squads are set as Unrivaled prepares to get its third season underway.
Wednesday’s reveal saw the league’s eight teams fill out their rosters, with reigning champions Mist BC retaining the star trio of Breanna Stewart, Arike Ogunbowale and Veronica Burton.
Here’s how everyone stacks up:
The Mist aren’t running it back completely, with Allisha Gray, Alanna Smith and Li Yueru all gone from 2026. Gray’s exit is a particularly big blow as she remained an All-Star-caliber two-way player for the Atlanta Dream this past season.
Kiki Rice could be an impactful addition, though. The 5’11” guard averaged 13.4 points and 3.5 assists as a rookie with the Toronto Tempo.
Breeze BC were a modest 6-8 last season, but they should see that record improve after they held onto Paige Bueckers and Dominique Malonga.
Bueckers built on her strong rookie season and took her game to another level this year. She shot 41.0 percent from beyond the arc and averaged 20.9 points and 5.9 assists.
Malonga thrived with the Seattle Storm embracing a full rebuild. Her playing time nearly doubled and that had an accompanying effect on her production (17.1 PTS, 8.8 REB, 1.4 BLK).
Vinyl BC could be headed for a major turnaround as well after significantly retooling their roster. Continuity will be a major strength when Gray, Rhyne Howard and Jordin Canada are all teammates on the Dream.
A lot of eyes will be on Olivia Miles after she dazzled fans straight out of the gate in the WNBA. She averaged 19.8 points and 6.0 assists, and her passing was a regular source of highlight reels.
The more open style of Unrivaled’s three-on-three format should play perfectly to Miles’ strengths, and she’ll have a pair of good pick-and-roll partners with Cameron Brink and Naz Hillmon.
The Unrivaled season will get underway on Jan. 8 in Boston, the first of multiple new cities added to the league’s schedule.
Unrivaled carved out Feb. 18-20 for its annual one-on-one tournament, which was won by Chelsea Gray last year.