Dallas Wings guard Azzi Fudd made history by becoming the first rookie to win the WNBA All-Star 3-point shooting contest, securing 30 points in the final round against Portland Fire forward Bridget Carleton.Fudd, the 2026 No.1 draft pick, demonstrated exceptional consistency, missing only six of 27 shots.Her victory highlights her rapid rise in the league, as she ranks 10th in 3-pointers per game and total made shots.

Fudd credited her parents, particularly her mother, for her shooting form and emphasized that her rehab from multiple college injuries, including a torn ACL and meniscus, honed her ability to shoot from stationary positions.

The contest was part of the All-Star weekend, which also featured the new Shooting Stars competition, where Team Washington triumphed with a mix of legends, current stars, and rising talents.Fudd’s win, worth $70,000, underscores her potential as a future WNBA leader, marking a significant milestone for the league’s youngest star.