Player file
- Height
- 6' 3"
- Born
- 26/8/2003
- Birthplace
- Los Angeles, CA
- College
- USC
- Experience
- 2nd Season
- Draft
- 2025: Rd 1, Pk 4 (WSH)
Height, weight, and draft lines are from the ESPN player file.
2026 Regular Season
Women's National Basketball Association stats
Regular Season Averages
- Games Played
- 41
- Games Started
- 41
- Minutes Per Game
- 28.1
- Points Per Game
- 15.3
- Offensive Rebounds Per Game
- 3.1
- Defensive Rebounds Per Game
- 6.5
- Rebounds Per Game
- 9.6
- Assists Per Game
- 1.5
- Steals Per Game
- 0.7
- Blocks Per Game
- 0.4
- Turnovers Per Game
- 1.8
- Field Goals Made-Attempted Per Game
- 6.0-11.6
- Field Goal Percentage
- 51.3
- 3-Point Field Goals Made-Attempted Per Game
- 0.4-1.1
- 3-Point Field Goal Percentage
- 33.3
- Free Throws Made-Attempted Per Game
- 3.0-4.6
- Free Throw Percentage
- 65.1
- Fouls Per Game
- 3.3
Regular Season Totals
- Points
- 626
- Offensive Rebounds
- 129
- Defensive Rebounds
- 265
- Rebounds
- 394
- Assists
- 62
- Steals
- 27
- Blocks
- 18
- Turnovers
- 72
- Field Goals Made-Attempted
- 244-476
- Field Goal Percentage
- 51.3
- 3-Point Field Goals Made-Attempted
- 15-45
- 3-Point Field Goal Percentage
- 33.3
- Free Throws Made-Attempted
- 123-189
- Free Throw Percentage
- 65.1
- Fouls
- 135
Regular Season Misc Totals
- Double Double
- 22
- Triple Double
- 0
- Assist To Turnover Ratio
- 0.9
- Steal To Turnover Ratio
- 0.4
- Scoring Efficiency
- 1.315
- Shooting Efficiency
- 0.53
- Technical Fouls
- 2
- Flagrant Fouls
- 1
- Disqualifications
- 1
- Ejections
- 0
Latest news
ESPN headlines that name Kiki Iriafen.
Fresh from helping team USA win the World Cup last month, Kiki Iriafen's second WNBA season ended with a first round elimination to the Atlanta Dream.
Kelsey Plum and A'ja Wilson will miss the FIBA Women's World Cup for health reasons, with the Mercury announcing that Plum will miss the rest of the 2026 season. Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron will replace Plum and Wilson
Washington Mystics star Kiki Iriafen says her Nigerian roots have helped make her the player she is, crediting the mentality she inherited from her parents with pushing her through a rapid rise in the WNBA.