The WNBA has always had shooters, but the 2026 season has produced a collection of players willing to let it fly from distances that most guards would not even consider.

According to I Talk Hoops on X, three players have set themselves apart when it comes to taking shots beyond 28 feet, and the numbers on each one are absolutely fascinating.

WNBA Players Draining the Most Long-Range Threes in 2026

Caitlin Clark (Indiana Fever): Clark dominates the league with her 11 three-pointers from 28-plus feet, having a shooting percentage of 29.7%. Her long-range pulling power is the primary reason behind the way Indiana plays offensively.

With averages of 21.1 points per game and 8.1 assists per game, Clark is helping the Fever get a 9-7 record in the Eastern Conference.

Marina Mabrey (Toronto Tempo): Mabrey sits in second place with 9 three-pointers converted at a 34.6 percent success rate, which is excellent efficiency when shooting from so far out on the floor.

The Toronto Tempo player has been a standout performer for the team, putting up average numbers of 19.1 points per game and 3.7 assists per game. She also holds the record for making nine three-pointers in a single game in WNBA history.

Natisha Hiedeman (Seattle Storm): Hiedeman ranks third with 7 makes from 28-plus feet, yet her 70.0 percent field goal percentage from there really shines through. There isn't another player on this list shooting at this percentage level.

Averaging 15.3 points and dishing 4.3 assists per contest, she continues to be one of the best players for the Storm even though Seattle is struggling at 3-14.

This is how these three players have been revolutionizing the game of long-range shooting in the WNBA.

Who among these three deep-shooters do you find the most impressive this year? Drop your comments below.

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Utsav Gupta

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Utsav Gupta