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High leverage

High leverage possessions are those where the outcome has an above-average impact on which team wins the game, based on the score, time remaining, and relative team strength. Learn more

Minimum 99 high leverage minutes

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Turnover ratio

Percentage of a player's own plays that result in a turnover

#		GP	HL Min	TO%
1	Natasha Cloud CHI	14	119	18.1%
2	Naz Hillmon ATL	13	100	17.4%
3	Kamilla Cardoso CHI	14	100	16.5%
4	Nia Coffey MIN	12	107	15.9%
5	Kayla McBride MIN	12	117	12.8%
6	Rhyne Howard ATL	12	102	12.0%
7	Sonia Citron WAS	16	148	11.8%
8	Kiki Iriafen WAS	12	123	11.3%
9	Breanna Stewart NYL	11	109	10.7%
10	Kennedy Burke CON	10	106	10.5%
11	Olivia Miles MIN	12	110	10.5%
12	Allisha Gray ATL	10	99	10.4%
13	Bridget Carleton PDX	13	116	10.2%
14	Shakira Austin WAS	14	139	9.4%
15	Azzi Fudd DAL	11	104	9.3%
16	Paige Bueckers DAL	12	99	7.8%
17	Jessica Shepard DAL	12	126	7.6%
18	Alyssa Thomas PHX	13	103	7.4%
19	Michaela Onyenwere WAS	11	103	7.3%
20	Kahleah Copper PHX	14	116	4.6%
21	Courtney Williams MIN	10	101	3.6%
22	DeWanna Bonner PHX	13	104	0.0%

Top turnover ratio leaders

The current 2026 Season WNBA leaders in high leverage turnover ratio are Natasha Cloud (18.1%, CHI), Naz Hillmon (17.4%, ATL), Kamilla Cardoso (16.5%, CHI), Nia Coffey (15.9%, MIN), and Kayla McBride (12.8%, MIN).

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