A scoreboard for the one number the standings never show you: how long it has been since your team last won a basketball game.
WNBA West Tracker follows the Dallas Wings, Golden State Valkyries, Las Vegas Aces, Los Angeles Sparks, Minnesota Lynx, Phoenix Mercury, Portland Fire and Seattle Storm. Eight teams across three time zones, from Minneapolis to the Bay Area, including two of the league's newest franchises in Golden State and Portland. For each team it shows the current record, their position in the conference, the full season schedule with every result and score, and a running count of days since their most recent win. Opening any game reveals its box score, with scoring by quarter, team statistics and the leading scorer, rebounder and passer on each side.
The number on the yellow sign counts calendar days in Pacific time between a team's most recent win and today. A team that won yesterday reads 1. A team that won earlier today reads 0. Preseason games are ignored. Regular season and playoff wins count, and so does the Commissioner's Cup final, even though the league leaves that game out of the standings. If a team has not won yet this season, the counter looks back into previous seasons to find their last one, which is why the number can run into the hundreds in May.
While a game is being played, scores refresh about once a minute. On game days, meaning any time a game is within twelve hours, everything refreshes every five minutes. Otherwise it refreshes every thirty minutes. Nothing here is typed in by hand, so a final score, a change in the standings and a reset counter all appear without anyone touching the site.
Scores, schedules, box scores and the official conference order all come from ESPN's public WNBA data. Conference position reflects the WNBA's own tiebreakers rather than a simple win percentage sort, so two teams with matching records appear in the order the league ranks them. Tip-off times are shown in local time at the arena, with the zone spelled out, so a 7:30 game in Brooklyn reads 7:30 PM EDT no matter which team you follow. The drought counters and the update time at the top of each page use Pacific time.
This is an independent fan project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Women's National Basketball Association or any of its teams, and team names are used only to identify the teams being tracked. Currently tracking the 2026 season.
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The Lynx lead the Western Conference at 33–11, ahead of the Valkyries at 32–12, Aces at 31–13, Wings at 27–17, Fire at 17–27, Sparks at 16–28, Mercury at 16–28 and Storm at 8–36. The Storm have waited longest for a win, 39 days since they beat the Tempo, while the Valkyries won earlier today. Up next, the Valkyries host the Aces on Wed, Oct 7 at 6:30 PM PDT on Peacock.