WNBA Draft Information
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April 17, Coverage: ESPN
• Rounds 1 - 3: Friday, April 17, 7-9 p.m. ET Location: ESPN (Bristol, Connecticut)
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Sabrina IonescuOregonPG - 2 (2)
Satou SaballyOregonSF - 3 (3)
Lauren CoxBaylorPF - 4 (4)
Chennedy CarterTexas A&MSG - 5 (5)Bella AlariePrincetonSF
- 6 (6)
Mikiah Herbert HarriganSouth CarolinaPF - 7 (7)Tyasha HarrisSouth CarolinaPG
- 8 (8)
Ruthy HebardOregonPF - 9 (9)Megan WalkerUConnSF
- 10 (10)
Jocelyn WilloughbyVirginiaSF - 11 (11)
Kitija LaksaSouth FloridaSG - 12 (12)Jazmine JonesLouisvilleSG
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