The 2025 WNBA Commissioner's Cup (known for sponsorship reasons as the 2025 WNBA Commissioner's Cup presented by Coinbase) was the WNBA's fifth Commissioner's Cup in league history. The Cup featured a transition away from the eleven-game format to a five-game format in the Eastern Conference and six-game format in the Western Conference, with six teams in the Eastern Conference and seven in the Western Conference. The best team in cup play from each conference faced off in a championship game. The Cup was won by the Indiana Fever, the franchise's first Commissioner's Cup.
Format The team with the best record in cup games from each conference played in the championship game against each other, with the team having the best record hosting the game. This season, the cup shifted to a five-game per team format instead of the previous ten games per team. All games were played between June 1 and June 17, 2025.
Funding to local non-profits Each team selects a charity of their choice to represent, and support throughout the Commissioner's Cup series. Team Charity Donation Total Atlanta Dream Center for Black Women's Wellness $11,000 Chicago Sky K.W.O.E. Foundation $7,000 Connecticut Sun ACLU of Connecticut Foundation $7,000 Dallas Wings Unity Unlimited, Inc. $8,000 Golden State Valkyries Communities United for Restorative Youth Justice $12,000 Indiana Fever Peace Learning Center $23,000 Las Vegas Aces Anti-Defamation League – Nevada (ADL Nevada) $10,000 Los Angeles Sparks Social Justice Partners LA $10,000 Minnesota Lynx ACLU of Minnesota $21,000 New York Liberty Girls For Gender Equity $13,000 Phoenix Mercury YWCA Metropolitan Phoenix $14,000 Seattle Storm Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle $14,000 Washington Mystics ACLU of D.C. $9,000
Standings Eastern Conference
Western Conference
Championship game summary
Team rosters Indiana Fever
Minnesota Lynx
References
External links WNBA.com