BREAKING: WNFC Announces 2026 All-Pro Teams — The Best Athletes in Women's Football Have Arrived
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The votes are in.
And now, the Women's National Football Conference is proud to unveil the 2026 WNFC All-Pro Teams, recognizing the most dominant, respected, and electrifying athletes in women's football.
These selections come directly from the people who know greatness when they see it: the coaches who game-planned against them, the players who lined up across from them, and the organizations who witnessed their impact firsthand. Simply put, these are the athletes who earned the respect of the entire league.
And now they are headed to Frisco. On June 21 at Ford Center at The Star, fans will get a chance to see the biggest stars in women's football share the field during the 2026 WNFC All-Pro Game.
If you've never experienced the WNFC before, this is the game to watch.
2026 WNFC All Pro (1st Team Selections)
RB |
Kansas City Glory - Maria Fautali #4 |
Atlanta Truth - Kendra Gabriel #2 |
Los Angeles Legends - Jazmin Gamble #9 |
Washington Prodigy - Keena Samuels #15 |
Texas Elite Spartans - Tara Thomas #15 |
Golden State Storm - Kris Grimes #9 |
San Diego Rebellion - Kesz Wesley #24 |
Utah Falconz - Gina Mondragon #26 |
Seattle Majestics - Adriana Gutierrez #27 |
Atlanta Truth - Nikayla Ramsey #31 |
Kansas City Glory - Grace Cooper #19 |
Florida Avengers - Aliyah Hall-McDowell #7 |
Oregon Ravens - Camille Wilson #2 |
WR |
Atlanta Truth - Zoe Jackson #82 |
Mississippi Panthers - Rashida Young #19 |
Chicago Winds - Coretta "Hops" Hopkins #3 |
Washington Prodigy - Shaquanda Gainey #83 |
Los Angeles Legends - Miriah Lopez #1 |
Washington Prodigy - McKenzie Vest #2 |
San Diego Rebellion - Taranisha Taylor #14 |
Texas Elite Spartans - Maria Jackson #81 |
Jersey Shore Wave - Madison Grayson #21 |
Golden State Storm - Sylvia Sloss #4 |
Texas Elite Spartans - Summer McNeal #23 |
Jersey Shore Wave - Alexis Parrotta #8 |
Chicago Winds - Annicka "Nikki" Griffith #18 |
Utah Falconz - Kelly Stack #6 |
Washington Prodigy - Steph Pascual #39 |
Las Vegas Silver Stars - Izzy Warren #0 |
OL |
Utah Falconz - Emry Miller #54 |
Washington Prodigy - Karena Brooks #21 |
Kansas City Glory - Cambria Davis #77 |
San Diego Rebellion - Faatupu Malauulu #95 |
Tennessee Trojans - JASMINE JOHNSON #42 |
Seattle Majestics - Naomi Lee #54 |
Jersey Shore Wave - Eli Rojas #64 |
Los Angeles Legends - Ashleigh Hayes #56 |
Texas Elite Spartans - Tammie Moore #78 |
Oregon Ravens - Katelyn Bailey #63 |
Las Vegas Silver Stars - Barbie Crudup #99 |
Texas Elite Spartans - Sarah Clark #85 |
Chicago Winds - Rebecca Tillman #67 |
Florida Avengers - Tyanna Shenault-Mata #76 |
DL |
Mississippi Panthers - Shardonay Jenkins #31 |
Chicago Winds - Arteria "Ziggy" Ziegler #56 |
Washington Prodigy - Chelsea Whiteside #99 |
Texas Elite Spartans - Whitney Palmer #5 |
Kansas City Glory - Brittany O'Connor #56 |
Golden State Storm - Mo Bennett #25 |
Mississippi Panthers - Monique Larrieu #72 |
Kansas City Glory - Lilia Finley #9 |
Washington Prodigy - Keshia Cousar #88 |
Mississippi Panthers - Charlyshia Bradford #23 |
San Diego Rebellion - Sabrina Kessler #59 |
Utah Falconz - Tina Tela #3 |
Texas Elite Spartans - Waynicia Thomas #9 |
Florida Avengers - Layla Harris #42 |
Jersey Shore Wave - Asia Strickland #92 |
Utah Falconz - Tara Faatili #48 |
Chicago Winds - Mickey Loggins #62 |
Oregon Ravens - Alexis Greer #94 |
Jersey Shore Wave - Jaden Finch #70 |
LB |
Golden State Storm - Leilani Caamal #43 |
Chicago Winds - Amber Craft #32 |
Kansas City Glory - Kass Snowden #33 |
Atlanta Truth - Angie Patton #80 |
Washington Prodigy - Ramzeh Deensie #22 |
Golden State Storm - Paulina Lopez #13 |
Tennessee Trojans - ALLYSSA WEATHERD #54 |
San Diego Rebellion - Katie Claxton #10 |
Atlanta Truth - Shavonne Verdree #46 |
Washington Prodigy - Solina Pascual #16 |
Mississippi Panthers - Carla Odom #44 |
San Diego Rebellion - Brittani Lusain #1 |
Atlanta Truth - Kazzette Collins #56 |
Utah Falconz - Jessica Cannon #32 |
Golden State Storm - Angelica Garcia #22 |
DB |
Washington Prodigy - Kylee O'Connor #19 |
Atlanta Truth - Desiree Conner #4 |
Washington Prodigy - Myla Somerville #9 |
Florida Avengers - Diamond Scott #1 |
Atlanta Truth - Daisha Lawson #13 |
Mississippi Panthers - Mary Woodard #12 |
Mississippi Panthers - Diamond Wright #10 |
Mississippi Panthers - Takera Mitchell #5 |
San Diego Rebellion - Harmine Christina Leo #18 |
Chicago Winds - Nicole Matheson #7 |
Kansas City Glory - Liv Wilson #11 |
Utah Falconz - Bergen Meyer #36 |
Texas Elite Spartans - Grace Wiley |
Texas Elite Spartans - Khadijah Ellison #24 |
Utah Falconz - Erin Miller #14 |
2026 WNFC All Pro (2nd Team Selections)
QB
Los Angeles Legends - Annsleigh Anderson #23
RB
Las Vegas Silver Stars - Dominique Maloy #88 |
Florida Avengers - Paige Jones #3 |
San Diego Rebellion - Jennifer Ingargiola #23 |
Utah Falconz - Liv Green #8 |
Florida Avengers - Karmelia Turner #32 |
Utah Falconz - Jay Vick #40 |
Seattle Majestics - Kay Lewis #9 |
Seattle Majestics - Yasmene Harris #0 |
Los Angeles Legends - Precious Moses #50 |
Seattle Majestics - Rachel Davis #50 |
WR
Kansas City Glory - Mayo Alexander #47 |
Tennessee Trojans - ABBY PELLETIER #24 |
Kansas City Glory - Rilee Irby #16 |
Los Angeles Legends - Olivia Morgan #85 |
Las Vegas Silver Stars - Christina Vollrath #14 |
Kansas City Glory - Jerrica Johnson #18 |
Golden State Storm - Lex Contreras #17 |
Utah Falconz - Alyssa Vigil #88 |
SPECIALISTS
CENTER
OL
DL
Utah Falconz - Nancy Toutai #93 |
Las Vegas Silver Stars - Courtney Powell #24 |
Kansas City Glory - Markell Marquez #60 |
Los Angeles Legends - Jessica Phillips #93 |
Oregon Ravens - Ashley Watkins #67 |
Seattle Majestics - Bianca Mouton #99 |
Los Angeles Legends - Lauren Davis #44 |
Los Angeles Legends - Rachel Love #43 |
Oregon Ravens - Kassiah Moore #78 |
Los Angeles Legends - Matalya Johnson #75 |
LB
San Diego Rebellion - Knengi Martin #47 |
Tennessee Trojans - CORTNEY MOSIER #23 |
Oregon Ravens - Whitney Gifford #47 |
Los Angeles Legends - Stephanie Lopez #55/58 |
Kansas City Glory - Ronnie Wilson #36 |
Jersey Shore Wave - Nicole Fairman #48 |
Jersey Shore Wave - Kim Rose #43 |
San Diego Rebellion - Elisa Nguyen #22 |
Las Vegas Silver Stars - Jessica Hill #68 |
Las Vegas Silver Stars - Jaynna Valdez #52 |
Oregon Ravens - Sarah Cabot #21 |
Oregon Ravens - Isabelle Bartter #9 |
Oregon Ravens - Jessica "Bow" Gerdes #37 |
Mississippi Panthers - Kristen London #9 |
Texas Elite Spartans - Mercedes Tyler #39 |
DB
Florida Avengers - Ashaniti Broxey #24 |
Florida Avengers - Deja Terry #17 |
Chicago Winds - Jai Butler #45 |
Golden State Storm - Sierra Le Grande #46 |
Seattle Majestics - Erica Jackson #26 |
Mississippi Panthers - Sckiya Banister #18 |
Texas Elite Spartans - Crystal Daniels #12 |
Tennessee Trojans - STARRY BADY #5 |
San Diego Rebellion - Christina Jordan #87 |
Seattle Majestics - Maddy Garrison #38 |
Tennessee Trojans - KARISSA BURNETT #88 |
Jersey Shore Wave - NiaMaya Outlaw #13 |
Tennessee Trojans - DIONNA JACKSON-ROSS #30 |
Golden State Storm - Rauline Martinez #1 |
Oregon Ravens - Jacqueline Lopez #1 |
Tennessee Trojans - BRENNAN CRABTREE #12 |
S
Oregon Ravens - Andrea Jones #85
The Faces of a New Era
The 2026 season produced some of the most competitive football in league history. Undefeated contenders emerged. New stars exploded onto the scene. Veterans reminded everyone why they're legends. No athlete embodied that rise more than Washington Prodigy quarterback Ashley Clark.
Clark finished the regular season with 835 passing yards and nine touchdowns, leading one of the WNFC's most explosive offenses and earning the highest vote total among all quarterbacks. Every time she stepped on the field, something special seemed possible.
Meanwhile, Atlanta Truth quarterback Renee Langlais helped transform a first-year franchise into a playoff contender, while Texas Elite Spartans quarterback Michelle Angel quietly delivered one of the most efficient seasons in league history, throwing 13 touchdowns with just three interceptions while helping guide the defending champions through another dominant campaign.
The quarterback position has never been deeper. And now they'll all be on the same field.
Ground Games Built Different
If defenses had nightmares in 2026, they probably involved Maria Fautali. The Kansas City Glory superstar bulldozed, sprinted, and danced her way to a league-leading 666 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns while averaging an absurd 9.7 yards every time she touched the football.
Every carry felt like it could become a highlight. Every highlight felt like it belonged on SportsCenter.
Atlanta Truth star Kendra Gabriel and Texas Elite Spartans powerhouse Tara Thomas weren't far behind, each carrying their teams through critical moments and establishing themselves as some of the most dangerous backs in football.
Now imagine all three sharing the same All-Pro stage.
The Playmakers Fans Can't Stop Talking About
Every great league has its stars. Every great era has its game breakers. In 2026, that athlete may have been Atlanta Truth receiver Zoe Jackson.
Jackson led the WNFC with 391 receiving yards and six touchdowns, routinely turning routine plays into viral moments. Whether stretching the field, winning contested catches, or taking over games in critical situations, Jackson became appointment viewing.
Washington's Shaquanda Gainey averaged an explosive 22.8 yards per catch, while Los Angeles standout Miriah Lopez continued to establish herself as one of the league's most dangerous offensive weapons.
If you're looking for athletes capable of changing a game in one snap, start here.
Defenders Who Changed Everything
While offensive stars grab headlines, championships are often won by defenders who refuse to be denied. No defender commanded more respect in 2026 than Golden State Storm linebacker Leilani Caamal.
Caamal shattered expectations and set a new standard for excellence, leading the league with 90 total tackles while becoming one of the most dominant defensive players the WNFC has ever seen.
Her impact was impossible to ignore. Her motor never stopped. And now she enters All-Pro Weekend as the Defensive Vote Leader for the entire league.
The San Diego Rebellion's defense also left its mark on the season, surrendering only 39 points all year. Brittani Lusain terrorized offenses with 15.5 tackles for loss, while Texas Elite Spartans pass-rushing sensation Whitney Palmer led the league with 7.5 sacks and anchored one of the greatest defensive units in WNFC history.
Then there's Atlanta Truth ballhawk Desiree Conner, whose six interceptions made quarterbacks think twice before throwing her direction.
The Athletes Who Ruled the Vote
A few players didn't just make the All-Pro Team. They dominated the voting process. The top vote-getters by position group:
Quarterback: Ashley Clark, Washington Prodigy
Running Back: Maria Fautali, Kansas City Glory
Wide Receiver: Zoe Jackson, Atlanta Truth
Tight End: Jenessa White, Kansas City Glory
Center: Zay Dollente, Golden State Storm
Special Teams: Jocelyn Charette, San Diego Rebellion
Offensive Line: Emry Miller, Utah Falconz
Defensive Line Shardonay Jenkins, Mississippi Panthers
Linebacker: Leilani Caamal, Golden State Storm
Defensive Back: Kylee O'Connor, Washington Prodigy
Safety: Dorothy Mao, Golden State Storm
The Top 3 Vote Getters in the WNFC
Ashley Clark — Washington Prodigy
Maria Fautali — Kansas City Glory
Zoe Jackson — Atlanta Truth
Back-to- Back All-Pros.
Making an All-Pro Team is difficult. Making it twice in a row is a statement.
The 2026 All-Pro roster features a collection of athletes who have now earned back-to-back selections, proving their greatness was never a one-season story.
Ashley Clark once again earned recognition among the league's elite after guiding one of the WNFC's most explosive offenses for a second consecutive season. Michelle Angel joined her as a repeat selection, continuing to build one of the most impressive résumés in women's football.
Kansas City superstar Maria Fautali returned to the All-Pro Team after another dominant rushing campaign, while Los Angeles playmaker Miriah Lopez and Washington deep threat Shaquanda Gainey continued to cement their place among the league's most dangerous receivers.
In the trenches, Tammie Moore, Kourtney Purham and Zay Dollente once again proved why they are considered among the best leaders and linemen in football. Defensively, San Diego's Brittani Lusain, Texas Elite's Whitney Palmer, and Mississippi's Shardonay Jenkins continued to terrorize offenses and create game-changing moments.
These athletes are no longer simply having great seasons. They are building legacies.
See Them Live in Frisco
The stars of the WNFC are coming together for one unforgettable night. The 2026 WNFC All-Pro Game kicks off Sunday, June 21 at 7 PM CT at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas.
This is your chance to see the league's most explosive playmakers, hardest hitters, championship winners, rising stars, and fan favorites all on one field.
The future of football will be in Frisco. See you at The Star.
