2026 WNBA Draft Information
- Courtesy of the WNBA
April 13 on ESPN
• Rounds 1 - 3: Monday, April 13, 7:00-9:30 p.m. ET (ESPN) Location: The Shed at Hudson Yards NYC
- 1
Yarden GarzonMarylandSG - 2
Laila PheliaSyracuseSG - 3
Bailey MaupinTexas TechSG - 4
Payton VerhulstOklahomaSG - 5
Kara DunnUSCSG - 6Snudda CollinsTexas TechSG
- 7
Mya PerryCincinnatiSG - 8
Shay CiezkiIndianaSG - 9
Amaya BattleMinnesotaSG - 10
Rachel UllstromRichmondSG - 11
Micah GrayOklahoma StateSG - 12Saylor PoffenbargerMarylandSG
- 13
Ndjakalenga MwenentandaVanderbiltSG - 14
Brianna TurnageGeorgia TechSG - 15
Destiny HowellWisconsinSG - 16
Taleyah JonesArkansasSG - 17
Jalyn BrownMichigan StateSG - 18
Reyna ScottLouisvilleSG - 19Pauline AstierFranceSG
- 20
Sydney BowlesFlorida StateSG - 21
KK BransfordNotre DameSG - 22
Kaitlyn DuhonAuburnSG - 23
Gabby ElliottArizona StateSG - 24
Elle EvansKansasSG - 25
Kylie FeuerbachIowaSG
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