Just weeks removed from taking the collegiate basketball scene by storm with never-before-seen skillsets, versatile talent, and thrilling storylines to match, the 2024 WNBA Draft class is ready to write their next chapter. As many of the game’s newest stars step onto the WNBA hardwood for the first time, WNBA Top Shot will chronicle their experiences through the WNBA Rookie Debut: Headliners pack. <br><br> Priced at $39, this pack will feature 2 Moments, featuring both 1 Headliner and another Rookie Debut Moment. Common Rookie Debut Moments are minted to just /1250. These packs will be sold on an RSVP basis, with the pre-order period ending on Tuesday, May 28, 2024.

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For one quarter, the Connecticut Sun — last season’s No. 1 ranked defense — had succeeded in their plan to steal the thunder associated with Caitlin Clark’s highly-anticipated debut. With the opportunity finally arriving for her to put her competitiveness and creativity on display in rebuttal, the 2024 No. 1 pick responded as only she can: by stealing it right back with style. Shadowing DiJonai Carrington’s cut to the rim to perfection, the Indiana Fever star positions herself perfectly to intercept an errant pass before sprinting out in transition, ready to test Connecticut’s transition defense. Already familiar with Connecticut’s plan of keeping her potentially-revolutionary 3-point abilities contained, Clark gets imaginative, feigning a long-range shot just deceptively enough to pique DeWanna Bonner’s interest. Swift and smooth in her hesitation dribble, Clark uses the momentum to ease into the WNBA history books with a right-handed layup. Even with the Sun’s physical, towering defenders in her airspace throughout the evening, the breathtaking guard still found a way to elevate in the box score, tying for a game-high 20 points, three assists, a pair of steals, and four 3-pointers in the loss on May 14, 2024.

Caitlin Clark

Officially in the history books with a WNBA debut that showcased her tantalizing potential and two-way versatility, Cameron Brink made it unquestionably clear, the amount of defensive attention that will be required to contain her. But upon seeing the Atlanta Dream’s discombobulated defense, the paint just a few dribbles away, and a red carpet officially rolled out for her first-ever professional score, the Los Angeles Sparks’ new star certainly wasn’t one to complain about a wide-open shot. Decisive in her move after a pair of Dream defenders collide into one another, the 2024 No. 2 selection makes her move, racing into the lane with a quick gather before laying in a smooth finish just two minutes into her opening game. The skilled rookie, fittingly, kept Atlanta on its toes throughout, fusing catch-and-shoot triples, elusive dribble moves, and sound rim protection into her highlight reel during the loss on May 15, 2024. A star on the night, even with both foul trouble and Atlanta’s group of All-Star bigs threatening to steal her thunder, Brink tallied up 11 points, two rebounds, four assists, two blocks, two 3-pointers, and a +8 plus-minus in 20 minutes.

Cameron Brink

With a pair of picks inside the top-four of the potentially-generational 2024 WNBA Draft and a roster ready to welcome new contributions, the Los Angeles Sparks are hoping that their talented rookies are ready to for the rigors of the WNBA from Day One. If the first half of her debut was of any indication, Rickea Jackson showed that the deadlines, time constraints, and bright lights associated with the WNBA scene shouldn’t be too much for her athleticism to overcome. Stationed at midcourt with her teammate pressuring Haley Jones on what appeared to be the first half’s final possession, Jackson pounces on her opportunity, cutting off Jones’ dribble with a perfectly-timed steal. In a race against the clock with just four seconds remaining and half of the court to cover, the No. 4 pick beats the buzzer with calmness, hanging a layup gently off of the glass, drawing the crowd’s admiration. Jackson made a habit out of generating end-of-quarter plays during her first-ever game, keeping the Sparks competitive despite the losing effort. Guiding Los Angeles’ second unit, the smooth-scoring forward introduced herself with seven points, three rebounds, and one steal in 18 minutes of action on May 15, 2024.

Rickea Jackson

From the sellout crowd eager to experience her WNBA debut to the schemes of the Dallas Wings’ defense, it quickly became clear just how many eyes and how much attention was committed to monitoring Angel Reese’s every move. Responding with a plan of their own, the Chicago Sky knew just what it would take to get her free. Curling from one side of the paint to the other, Reese uses her teammate’s cross screen to catch Dallas’ rim protectors slightly unprepared. Determined in her move to the rim, the No. 7 pick finds an advantageous angle, checking the milestone bucket off of her list with a layup in traffic. With the floodgates officially opened after that first-ever basket, “The Bayou Barbie” rode that confidence to an 11-point second half, finishing the game with 12 points, eight rebounds, one assist, and one steal in 26 productive minutes. Demonstrative in answering the question of how her game would translate at the next level, Reese showcased her potential as a two-way interior presence, keeping the Sky competitive even despite the loss on May 15, 2024.

Angel Reese

In the lead-up to a season that will present them with a chance at becoming just WNBA history’s second-ever team to accomplish a three-peat, the Las Vegas Aces have arrived to this season’s table with something that’s sure to concern the rest of their competition: another card to add to their already-unstoppable deck. Sprinting out in transition with a fired-up home crowd ready to erupt during a 9-0 run, Kate Martin makes her arrival into both the scoring column and the Aces’ history books, perfectly positioning herself along the left corner before draining a wide-open 3-point bucket. One of just four second-round picks to earn an Opening Day roster spot, Martin wasn’t wasteful in proving precisely why during the win on May 18, 2024. Mixing timely defense — including one jaw-dropping block despite a seven-inch size disadvantage — with veteran-like poise and IQ, Martin’s box score told the story quite well. Versatile and impactful during her debut, Martin recorded three points, five rebounds, three assists, one block, and one 3-pointer across 26 minutes of play.

Kate Martin

Already considered the type of player capable of someday guiding the Washington Mystics back to their championship level, Aaliyah Edwards certainly wasn’t one to waste time showcasing the different levels to her own game during her WNBA career’s opening act. Having already welcomed herself to the scoring column with a pair of free throws in the first half, the accomplished first-year forward turns it up a notch, using her teammate’s attention to drift into open space along the perimeter before easing into a wide-open 16-foot bucket. Spurred on by that milestone score, Edwards returned with another just moments later, continually putting the pressure on the New York Liberty and their pair of former Most Valuable Player winners along the frontline. The Mystics’ attempts at earning a win would ultimately fall short, but not without the rookie first putting forth a remarkable performance on May 14, 2024. A formidable force from the midrange-in on both sides of the floor, Edwards turned in six points, a pair of rebounds, and one block in 14 minutes.

Aaliyah Edwards

Poised and well-prepared for her moment in the spotlight as the WNBA’s oldest rookie, Julie Vanloo enters her new environment equipped with experience from her decorated overseas journey. Given a chance to make a final-second statement during the third quarter of her debut, the Washington Mystics’ new guard showed that her wisdom isn’t the only thing capable of transcending a few zip codes. Eager to turn a five-point lead into something more commanding, Vanloo brainstorms her plan, working an elusive behind-the-back dribble to shake free of Ivana Dojkic’s tight defense before arching up a 35-foot rainbow, beating the buzzer to draw the awe of her teammates. Known for her flash and innovativeness with the ball in her hands, the Belgium-born floor general made certain to join the highlight reels, even despite a losing effort against the star-studded New York Liberty. One of five players to contribute off the bench, the 31-year-old provided a noticeable two-way impact with three points, four assists, one steal, and one memorable 3-pointer on May 14, 2024.

Julie Vanloo

Appropriately perched atop the WNBA’s offensive rebounding leaderboards in two of the last three years, the Dallas Wings used their 2024 season opener to introduce a player capable of helping them fly high in that statistic once again. Healthy and ready to make an immediate impact in her long-awaited debut, Stephanie Soares positions herself near the rim, joining a crowded fray of both teammates and opponents in the hunt for a loose ball. Blending swift reflexes with a powerful move to match, Soares snags the basketball as soon as it enters her vicinity before barreling into the paint and banking it off the glass through traffic. A heartfelt redemption story given her long road back from injury, the former 2023 No. 4 pick helped the Wings soar their way into 60 points in the paint, en route to an eight-point home victory over the Chicago Sky on May 15, 2024. Playing an important role among the Wings’ second unit, Soares contributed four points, three rebounds, and a perfect two-of-two from the field in eight minutes.

Stephanie Soares

Equal chance at a Cameron Brink, Rickea Jackson, or Angel Reese WNBA Rookie Debut Moment

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32.48% chance at a Caitlin Clark OR 67.52% chance at Aaliyah Edwards, Kate Martin, Julie Vanloo, or Stephanie Soares’ WNBA Rookie Debut Moment

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