Caitlin Clark and Napheesa Collier will reveal the teams they drafted for the WNBA All-Star Game

NEW YORK AP Caitlin Clark and Napheesa Collier each have their draft strategy for the WNBA All-Star Challenge The two captains chose their teams for the tournament that will be played on July at Clark s home arena in Indianapolis The squads will be revealed Tuesday night There s intrigue whether Clark will draft Fever teammate Aliyah Boston with the No pick that the guard earned by getting the greater part fan votes Or will she take three-time league MVP A ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces Clark also may try to draft All-Star reserve Kelsey Mitchell who is another Indiana teammate I think there s a high chance that Kels and AB will be on my club Clark revealed Monday at an open practice for season ticket holders I m going to do everything I can to get those two I might contract the rest of my club for those two I m excited it will be a lot of fun That s what the All-Star Challenge is for giving the fans something to cheer about Wilson commented at practice Monday that she was fine wherever she was drafted The Aces star has experience having been captain of the battle a meager times She went against Breanna Stewart who is also a starter again this year Stewie and I invariably had fun that s just us Wilson commented We took it seriously but we also didn t We just made sure we were happy with our choices Stewie and I had our unwritten written rules We had a good time we had an understanding of everything The other starters that Clark and Collier will choose from include rookie Paige Bueckers Sabrina Ionescu Allisha Gray Satou Sabally and Nneka Ogwumike Collier will get first pick of the reserves Her teammate Courtney Williams is among the players that were chosen by the league s coaches Other All-Stars include first-timers Kayla Thornton Gabby Williams and Washington rookies Kiki Iirafen and Sonia Citron It s the first time there are three rookies in the All-Star Event since Seattle s Skylar Diggins Phoenix s Alyssa Thomas Atlanta s Rhyne Howard Los Angeles Kelsey Plum Las Vegas Jackie Young and Chicago s Angel Reese round out the players AP WNBA https apnews com hub wnba-basketball Source