Who’s Playing in the Unrivaled 2027 Season? A Comprehensive Guide to Unrivaled Players

Unrivaled, the 3-on-3 league founded to keep American basketball players from having to go overseas in the WNBA’s offseason, is right around the corner. The player-founded league runs from January to March, with 1-on-1 competition breaking up the middle of the season in February.

Standard Players

The league features 48 players on eight basketball clubs, and the majority of players are signed to multi-year deals. So far, 46 of 48 players have been announced – here they are, along with their Unrivaled experience and their most recent club:

  • Shakira Austin* (Year 3) – Rose BC
  • Monique Billings (Year 2) – Hive BC
  • Aliyah Boston* (Year 3) – Phantom BC
  • Cameron Brink (Year 2) – Breeze BC
  • Paige Bueckers* (Year 2) – Breeze BC
  • Rae Burrell* (Year 3) – Vinyl BC
  • Veronica Burton* (Year 2) – Mist BC
  • Jordin Canada* (Year 3) – Laces BC
  • Bridget Carleton* (Year 1) – No team assigned
  • Dijonai Carrington* (Year 2) – Mist BC
  • Sonia Citron* (Year 2) – Hive BC
  • Natasha Cloud (Year 3) – Phantom BC
  • Napheesa Collier* (Year 3) – Lunar Owls BC
  • Kahleah Copper* (Year 3) – Rose BC
  • Skylar Diggins (Year 3) – Lunar Owls BC
  • Aaliyah Edwards* (Year 3) – Lunar Owls BC
  • Temi Fagbenle (Year 2) – Lunar Owls BC
  • Allisha Gray* (Year 3) – Mist BC
  • Chelsea Gray (Year 3) – Rose BC
  • Dearica Hamby* (Year 3) – Vinyl BC
  • Tiffany Hayes (Year 3) – Phantom BC
  • Natisha Hiedeman* (Year 3) – Hive BC
  • Naz Hillmon* (Year 3) – Laces BC
  • Rhyne Howard* (Year 3) – Vinyl BC
  • Lexie Hull* (Year 3) – Rose BC
  • Rickea Jackson* (will miss this season due to an ACL tear, expected to return in 2028) – Breeze BC
  • Aziaha James* (Year 1) – No team assigned
  • Marine Johannès* (Year 1) – No team assigned
  • Flau’jae Johnson* (Year 1) – No team assigned
  • Marina Mabrey* (Year 3) – Lunar Owls BC
  • Ezi Magbegor (Year 3) – Hive BC
  • Kate Martin* (Year 3) – Breeze BC
  • Dominique Malonga* (Year 2) – Breeze BC
  • Kayla McBride* (Year 2) – Laces BC
  • Olivia Miles (Year 1) – No team assigned
  • Arike Ogunbowale* (Year 3) – Mist BC
  • Kelsey Plum* (Year 2) – Phantom BC
  • Jessica Shepard* (Year 1) – No team assigned
  • Maddy Siegrist* (Year 2) – Laces BC
  • Breanna Stewart* (Year 3) – Mist BC
  • Brittney Sykes* (Year 3) – Laces BC
  • Kayla Thornton* (Year 1) – No team assigned
  • Courtney Williams* (Year 3) – Breeze BC
  • Gabby Williams* (Year 1) – No team assigned
  • Jackie Young* (Year 3) – Laces BC
  • Li Yueru (Year 2) – Mist BC

* Indicates the player is signed to a multi-year deal.

Developmental Player Pool

In 2026, the league introduced a developmental player pool to train with teams and to serve if called to a team due to injury. These players help to maintain team availability in a league where teams only have six players, and are not assigned to any one specific team. The developmental roster has not yet been made public and will be updated here as players are announced.

The Future Is Unrivaled

Unrivaled has also signed several top college prospects to NIL deals, as part of the league’s commitment to investing in the future of basketball. The league invites these players to a summit in Miami at Unrivaled headquarters with skill development sessions, promotional photoshoots, and more. Previous participants include Flau’jae Johnson, Olivia Miles, and Azzi Fudd.

This year’s The Future is Unrivaled class consists of:

  • Jada Williams (Senior, LSU, Guard)
  • Olivia Olson (Junior, Michigan, Guard)
  • Hannah Hidalgo (Senior, Notre Dame, Guard)
  • Sarah Strong (Junior, UConn, Forward)
  • Jaloni Cambridge (Junior, Ohio State, Guard)
  • Joyce Edwards (Junior, South Carolina, Forward)
  • Madison Booker (Senior, Texas, Forward)
  • Mikaylah Williams (Senior, LSU, Guard)
  • KK Arnold (Senior, UConn, Guard)

Unrivaled brings some of the best basketball talent in the world together to one place, and offers athletes unique opportunities to play with new teammates, develop their skills in a new format, and grow their game without needing to go abroad in the offseason. The 2027 season is sure to be the best one yet – follow along with our Unrivaled coverage as the season unfolds!


This guide is updated each season. For current standings, results, and analysis, browse our Unrivaled coverage.

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