WNBA Draft 2024 Order Revealed: On Monday, April 15, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the WNBA Draft will be conducted. The draft selections will be declared live on ESPN with exclusive coverage commencing at 7:30 p.m. ET, and will be hosted by WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert.
Live streams of both the draft and the WNBA Countdown Presented by Google (ESPN, 7:00 p.m. ET) will be accessible through the ESPN App.
Numerous collegiate basketball stars will be desperate to secure a spot on a WNBA team for the upcoming season, having spent their entire lives preparing for this moment.
Prominent figures in the competition include Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, who have been at odds for an extended period of time. Clark is anticipated to be the initial selection.
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Who selects first in the 2024 WNBA draft?
In this instance, Indiana holds the first overall selection, which indicates that Clark will almost certainly be attending Indiana for her upcoming basketball season. That would make her a teammate of the first overall decision from the previous year.
The following is the schedule of the initial round:
- Indiana
- Los Angeles
- Chicago
- Los Angeles
- Dallas
- Washington
- Minnesota
- Chicago
- Dallas
- Connecticut
- New York
- Atlanta
Second round:
- Chicago
- Seattle
- Indiana
- Las Vegas
- New York
- Las Vegas
- Connecticut
- Atlanta
- Washington
- Connecticut
- New York
- Las Vegas
Third round:
- Phoenix
- Seattle
- Indiana
- Los Angeles
- Phoenix
- Washington
- Minnesota
- Atlanta
- Dallas
- Connecticut
- New York
- Las Vegas
How is the sequence of the WNBA draft established?
Each of the three stages consists of twelve selections.
The WNBA states that the order of team decisions in each round, except for the initial four selections of the first round determined by the Draft Lottery, is the inverse of the standings from the previous regular season.
“The Draft Lottery took place in December with the four teams that did not participate in the playoffs in 2021, with the chances of drawing the first pick being based on the teams’ cumulative records over the last two seasons (the team with the worst cumulative two-year record had the best chances of drawing the first pick).”
