2025 WNBA Mock Draft

**Last updated on September 14, 2026
Headlined by Paige Bueckers’ elite shot-making, this group is packed with high-volume, two-way talent.

ROUND 1

Pick Team Player Age Height Position School Conference Country
1 Dallas Wings Paige Bueckers 2001-10-20 6-0 Guard UConn Big East USA
2 Seattle Storm (via LAS) Dominique Malonga 2005-11-16 6-6 Center Lyon ASVEL Féminin French Ligue Féminine de Basketball (LFB) France
3 Washington Mystics (via CHI) Sonia Citron 2003-10-22 6-1 Guard Notre Dame ACC USA
4 Washington Mystics Kiki Iriafen 2003-08-26 6-3 Forward USC Big Ten USA
5 Golden State Valkyries Georgia Amoore 2001-04-03 5-6 Point Guard Kentucky SEC Australia
6 Washington Mystics (via ATL) Aneesah Morrow 2003-02-02 6-1 Forward LSU SEC USA
7 Connecticut Sun (via NY) Hailey Van Lith 2001-09-09 5-7 Guard TCU Big 12 USA
8 Connecticut Sun (via IND) Aziaha James 2002-11-19 5-9 Guard NC State ACC USA
9 Los Angeles Sparks (via SEA) Juste Jocyte 2005-11-19 6-2 Guard Lyon ASVEL Féminin French Ligue Féminine de Baskeball (LFB) Lithuania
Las Vegas Aces (forfeited)
10 Chicago Sky (via CONN) Shyanne Sellers 2003-04-24 6-2 Point Guard Maryland Big Ten USA
11 Chicago Sky (via MINN) Ajsa Sivka 2005-11-23 6-4 Forward Tarbes Gespe Bigorre French Ligue Féminine de Basketball (LFB) Slovenia
12 Dallas Wings (via PHX) Saniya Rivers 2003-03-04 6-1 Guard NC State ACC USA

Paige Bueckers is the obvious No. 1 pick, but the depth of the 2025 class makes the rest of the lottery unpredictable. The debate at No. 2 comes down to the limitless ceiling of 6-foot-6 center Dominique Malonga versus the two-way impact of wing Sonia Citron.

Further down the board, Hailey Van Lith is the ultimate wild card. Following a down year at LSU, her tremendous fifth-year bounce-back campaign at TCU may have pushed her back into the first round.

ROUND 2

Pick Team Player Age Height Position School Conference Country
13 Las Vegas Aces (via LAS) Makayla Timpson 2002-09-20 6-2 Forward Florida State ACC USA
14 Dallas Wings Serena Sundell 2002-08-29 6-2 Point Guard Kansas State Big 12 USA
15 Minnesota Lynx (via CHI) Annika Soltau 2005-03-25 6-4 Forward Gernika KESB Liga Femenina de Baloncesto Germany
16 Chicago Sky (via WSH) Lucy Olsen 2003-05-26 5-10 Guard Iowa Big Ten USA
17 Golden State Valkyries Sedona Prince 2000-05-12 6-7 Center TCU Big 12 USA
18 Atlanta Dream Rayah Marshall 2003-11-15 6-4 Forward USC Big Ten USA
19 Indiana Fever (via PHX) Te-Hina Paopao 2002-08-21 5-9 Guard South Carolina SEC USA
20 Indiana Fever Zaay Green 2000-03-25 6-2 Guard Alabama SEC USA
21 LA Sparks (via SEA) Harmoni Turner 2001-10-04 5-10 Guard Harvard Ivy League USA
22 Chicago Sky (via LV) Madison Conner 2003-07-29 5-11 Guard TCU Big 12 USA
23 Washington Mystics (via CONN) Sania Feagin 2003-03-15 6-3 Forward South Carolina SEC USA
24 Minnesota Lynx Madison Scott 2001-12-27 6-2 Forward Ole Miss SEC USA
25 Connecticut Sun (via NY) Sarah Ashlee Barker 2001-09-10 6-0 Guard Alabama SEC USA

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ROUND 3

Pick Team Player Age Height Position School Conference Country
26 Seattle Storm (via LAS) Aaronette Vonleh 2003-07-07 6-4 Forward Baylor Big 12 USA
27 Dallas Wings Aubrey Griffin 2001-11-06 6-1 Forward UConn Big East USA
28 LA Sparks (via CHI) Chloe Moore-McNeil 2002-06-05 5-11 Point Guard Indiana Big Ten USA
29 Seattle (via WSH) Liza Karlen 2002-08-20 6-2 Forward Notre Dame ACC USA
30 Golden State Valkyries Liatu King 2002-02-10 6-0 Forward Notre Dame ACC USA
31 Dallas Wings (via ATL) Yvonne Ejim 2002-04-09 6-1 Forward Gonzaga WCC Canada
32 Washington Mystics (via PHX) Emily Ryan 2001-09-28 5-11 Point Guard Iowa State Big 12 USA
33 Indiana Fever Jerkaila Jordan 2002-09-05 5-10 Guard Mississippi State SEC USA
34 Seattle Storm Alexis Markowski 2003-07-13 6-3 Forward Nebraska Big Ten USA
35 Las Vegas Aces JJ Quinerly 2002-10-24 5-8 Guard West Virginia Big 12 USA
36 Atlanta Dream (via CONN) Maddy Westbeld 2002-02-10 6-3 Forward Notre Dame ACC USA
37 Minnesota Lynx Lauren Jensen 2001-07-30 5-10 Guard Creighton Big East USA
38 New York Liberty Lexi Donarksi 2002-01-11 6-0 Guard UNC ACC USA

Top Sleepers

5-10 •
Guard
TCU
A sharpshooter who utilizes her deep range and quick release to constantly stretch and punish opposing defenses.
6-3 •
Forward
Notre Dame
A versatile stretch forward with a polished face-up game and developing three-point shooting.
6-2 •
Guard
Kansas State
Led the nation in assists, leveraging her size to see over defenses and orchestrate the pick-and-roll.
6-1 •
Guard
NC State
An athletic two-way guard who impacts every facet of the game through disruptive defense, playmaking and drives.

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