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
- 76
S'Mya NicholsKansasSG - 77
Ayanna PattersonUConnSF - 78
Kaitlin PetersonOle MissSG - 79Debreasha PoweOle MissSF
- 80
Ny'Ceara PryorTexas A&MPG - 81
Susie RafiuColumbiaSF - 82
Nya RobertsonTennesseeSG - 83
Gisela SanchezNotre DamePF - 84
Maddie ScherrTCUSG - 85
Ta'Mia ScottAlabamaSG - 86
Jasmine ShaversFlorida StateSG - 87
Sydney ShawWest VirginiaSG - 88
Adrianna SmithMaineSF - 89
Sa'Myah SmithVirginiaPF - 90
Hannah StinesWashingtonSG - 91
Haleigh TimmerOklahoma StateSG - 92
T'yana ToddOhio StateSG - 93
Mariana ValenzuelaSeton HallPF - 94
Lee VolkerMarquetteSG - 95
Sakima WalkerCaliforniaC - 96
Ashlyn WatkinsSouth CarolinaPF - 97
Kylee WatsonVillanovaPF - 98Karly WeathersAlabamaSG
- 99Caitlin WeimarVirginiaPF
- 100Ruby WhitehornTennesseePG
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