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
- 51
Ella DeclercqBelgiumSF - 52
Caroline DucharmeUConnG - 53
Kaitlyn DuhonAuburnSG - 54
Gabby ElliottArizona StateSG - 55
Elle EvansKansasSG - 56
Kylie FeuerbachIowaSG - 57
Eslem GulerTürkiyeSG - 58
Stella KesslerFranceSG - 59
Yulia SavukovaRussiaSF - 60
Yunha SongSouth KoreaC - 61
Lina SontagGermanySF - 62
Timea GardinerUCLAPF - 63
Kailyn GilbertLSUSG - 64
Theryn HallockMichigan StateSG - 65
Jordan HarrisonWest VirginiaPG - 66
Donovyn HunterTCUSG - 67
Tessa JohnsonSouth CarolinaPG - 68
Londynn JonesUSCPG - 69
Chloe KittsSouth CarolinaPF - 70
Elle LadineWashingtonSG - 71
Romi LevyVirginiaSF - 72
Mir McLeanMarylandSG - 73
Peyton McDanielJames MadisonSG - 74
Gracie MerklePenn StateC - 75
Elisa MeviusOregonPG
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