2027 WNBA Mock Draft
3-Round Projections
**Last updated on September 14, 2026
While it lacks the depth of 2026, the upside here rests on a few international prospects and dynamic playmakers like Hannah Hidalgo translating to the pro game.
- Guards: 16
- Forwards: 12
- Centers: 2
ROUND 1
1
Houston Comets (formerly Connecticut Sun)
- G •
- 6-2 •
- 2005-07-15 YRS •
- USC •
- USA
- PTS 23.9 •
- REB 6.8 •
- AST 3.4 •
- FG% 42.6 •
- 3P% 32.5
High-volume three-level shot-maker with shifty, advanced footwork to create space and finish through contact.
2
Washington Mystics
Via Chi Pick Swap
- G •
- 5-6 •
- 2005-02-22 YRS •
- Notre Dame •
- USA
- PTS 25.3 •
- REB 6.9 •
- AST 5.2 •
- FG% 47.5 •
- 3P% 25.4
Perimeter defender with lateral speed to pressure ball and generate transition scoring.
3
Toronto Tempo
- F •
- 6-1 •
- 2005-04-29 YRS •
- Texas •
- USA
- PTS 18.9 •
- REB 6.7 •
- AST 3.7 •
- FG% 50.8 •
- 3P% 28.4
Versatile 6’1″ forward with a lethal mid-range jumper and secondary playmaking ability.
4
Seattle Storm
- G •
- 6-0 •
- 2004-09-16 YRS •
- Kansas •
- USA
- PTS 17.4 •
- REB 3.1 •
- AST 4.6 •
- FG% 48.2 •
- 3P% 42.9
Explosive downhill guard who excels at creating contact and finishing through traffic.
5
Portland Fire
- C •
- 6-5 •
- 2005-11-27 YRS •
- Kentucky •
- USA
- PTS 16.9 •
- REB 10.1 •
- AST 1.9 •
- FG% 48.2 •
- 3P% 25.0
Mobile 6’5″ post with soft touch and rim protection, averaging 16.9 ppg and 2.5 blocks per game.
6
LA Sparks
- G •
- 6-0 •
- 2005-07-08 YRS •
- LSU •
- USA
- PTS 14.2 •
- REB 5.3 •
- AST 3.6 •
- FG% 50.7 •
- 3P% 42.0
6’0″ guard with elite shooting mechanics, shooting 39.3% from deep for her career.
7
Phoenix Mercury
- G •
- 6-0 •
- 2005-08-15 YRS •
- South Carolina •
- USA
- PTS 12.8 •
- REB 3.4 •
- AST 2.5 •
- FG% 46.9 •
- 3P% 44.8
Elite perimeter spacer who combines high-volume three-point shooting with secondary playmaking.
8
Chicago Sky
via WAS pick swap
- G •
- 6-0 •
- 2004-07-17 YRS •
- Ole Miss •
- USA
- PTS 16.0 •
- REB 4.7 •
- AST 3.6 •
- FG% 42.9 •
- 3P% 34.3
Versatile 6’0″ guard with scoring and playmaking ability, leading her team with 16.0 points and 3.6 assists last season.
9
New York Liberty
- C •
- 6-3 •
- 2007-01-26 YRS •
- BLMA •
- France
- PTS 10.1 •
- REB 4.9 •
- AST 0.8 •
- FG% 47.4 •
- 3P% 14.3
A high-upside prospect for 2027, backed by her recent FIBA U20 MVP honors, relentless motor and physicality.
10
Chicago Sky
via ATL trade
- G •
- 5-10 •
- 2005-04-21 YRS •
- LSU •
- USA
- PTS 14.6 •
- REB 3.6 •
- AST 3.5 •
- FG% 47.4 •
- 3P% 32.6
Explosive 5’10” guard with a shifty, high-speed handle and the burst to finish at the rim.
11
Indiana Fever
- F •
- 6-2 •
- 2005-05-07 YRS •
- Louisville •
- USA
- PTS 14.3 •
- REB 6.9 •
- AST 1.3 •
- FG% 42.9 •
- 3P% 37.9
Carys Baker combines reliable perimeter shooting with multi-positional defensive toughness.
12
Dallas Wings
- C •
- 7-3 •
- 2007-05-01 YRS •
- Shandong •
- China
- PTS 9.7 •
- REB 3.4 •
- AST 0.1 •
- FG% 77.9 •
- 3P% 0.0
A World Cup debut that showcased her unmatched size, dropping 13 points against the US.
13
Dallas Wings
via LVA trade
- F •
- 6-3 •
- 2003-10-22 YRS •
- UCLA •
- USA
- PTS 7.6 •
- REB 3.4 •
- AST 1.0 •
- FG% 41.8 •
- 3P% 39.5
6’3″ floor-spacer with a quick-release and a 39.1% career accuracy from three.
14
Golden State Valkyries
- F •
- 5-11 •
- 2005-02-01 YRS •
- Oklahoma •
- USA
- PTS 12.4 •
- REB 7.9 •
- AST 3.8 •
- FG% 46.1 •
- 3P% 26.4
15
Minnesota Lynx
- G •
- 6-2 •
- 2007-07-13 YRS •
- ASVEL •
- France
- PTS 6.4 •
- REB 3.7 •
- AST 3.2 •
- FG% 37.7 •
- 3P% 25.3
Versatile 6’1″ wing with advanced court vision, averaging 3.2 assists in French pro competition.
JuJu Watkins is the undisputed No. 1 pick, but after that, the rest of the first round blows wide open.
Will the Mystics opt for an electric guard like Hidalgo to fuel their up-tempo attack, or add another dynamic piece in Booker to pair with Citron? Can Nichols serve as the connective glue for a young Storm roster, and will the league’s modern stylistic shift cause unique talents like Zhang and Risacher to slide?
ROUND 2
16
Seattle Storm
- G •
- 5-7 •
- 2004-07-09 YRS •
- Virginia •
- USA
- PTS 19.5 •
- REB 4.5 •
- AST 5.9 •
- FG% 40.9 •
- 3P% 36.1
17
Connecticut Sun
- G •
- 6-1 •
- 2004-12-14 YRS •
- LSU •
- USA
- PTS 12.1 •
- REB 3.4 •
- AST 1.9 •
- FG% 42.8 •
- 3P% 13.5
18
Toronto Tempo
- G •
- 5-10 •
- 2004-02-27 YRS •
- Maryland •
- USA
- PTS 17.8 •
- REB 5.4 •
- AST 2.0 •
- FG% 51.8 •
- 3P% 29.6
19
LA Sparks
- G •
- 6-0 •
- 2004-10-01 YRS •
- UCLA •
- USA
- PTS 10.2 •
- REB 3.2 •
- AST 2.1 •
- FG% 45.7 •
- 3P% 33.7
20
Phoenix Mercury
- G •
- 6-1 •
- 2005-02-10 YRS •
- Oregon State •
- USA
- PTS 14.9 •
- REB 5.1 •
- AST 1.8 •
- FG% 41.2 •
- 3P% 37.5
21
Chicago Sky
- G •
- 6-0 •
- 2003-07-14 YRS •
- Tennessee •
- USA
- PTS 17.9 •
- REB 4.4 •
- AST 1.7 •
- FG% 44.8 •
- 3P% 34.7
22
Portland Fire
- F •
- 6-1 •
- 2004-11-03 YRS •
- Michigan •
- USA
- PTS 12.9 •
- REB 4.3 •
- AST 2.1 •
- FG% 51.3 •
- 3P% 37.2
23
Dallas Wings
- F •
- 6-2 •
- 2004-09-28 YRS •
- UCLA •
- USA
- PTS 11.9 •
- REB 8.8 •
- AST 5.3 •
- FG% 43.1 •
- 3P% 33.8
24
Washington Mystics
- G •
- 5-10 •
- 2004-07-13 YRS •
- UConn •
- USA
- PTS 7.6 •
- REB 3.5 •
- AST 2.8 •
- FG% 40.4 •
- 3P% 31.8
25
New York Liberty
- F •
- 6-4 •
- 2005-10-03 YRS •
- Duke •
- USA
- PTS 4.8 •
- REB 3.1 •
- AST 1.0 •
- FG% 37.3 •
- 3P% 37.2
26
Atlanta Dream
- F •
- 6-2 •
- 2003-10-05 YRS •
- South Carolina •
- USA
- PTS 7.2 •
- REB 6.1 •
- AST 1.1 •
- FG% 51.2 •
- 3P% 0.0
27
Las Vegas Aces
- F •
- 6-1 •
- 2004-07-30 YRS •
- North Carolina •
- USA
- PTS 12.4 •
- REB 7.2 •
- AST 1.8 •
- FG% 63.3 •
- 3P% 14.3
28
Indiana Fever
- F •
- 6-2 •
- 2004-08-05 YRS •
- South Carolina •
- USA
- PTS 10.2 •
- REB 7.7 •
- AST 1.9 •
- FG% 52.0 •
- 3P% 33.3
29
Golden State Valkyries
- G •
- 6-0 •
- 2003-07-09 YRS •
- Minnesota •
- USA
- PTS 11.7 •
- REB 4.2 •
- AST 2.5 •
- FG% 39.6 •
- 3P% 34.7
30
Minnesota Lynx
- G •
- 5-7 •
- 2005-05-05 YRS •
- Washington •
- USA
- PTS 18.0 •
- REB 2.9 •
- AST 3.9 •
- FG% 47.3 •
- 3P% 35.4
As the mock rolls into the next tier, lottery-bound squads face a projection-versus-production dilemma: roll the dice on the elite physical upside of high-ceiling athletes like Laila Reynolds and Achol Akot, or lean into the steady production of proven commodities like Kymora Johnson, Addy Brown, and Donovyn Hunter?
Meanwhile, playoff-contending rosters must decide whether to target floor-spacing snipers like 6-foot-4 shooter Jordan Wood or chase immediate multi-positional utility.
2027 WNBA Draft Player Comparison
ROUND 3
31
Seattle Storm
- G •
- 5-9 •
- 2005-05-16 YRS •
- UConn •
- USA
- PTS 6.9 •
- REB 2.2 •
- AST 4.6 •
- FG% 54.4 •
- 3P% 33.3
32
Connecticut Sun
- F •
- 6-3 •
- 2004-12-13 YRS •
- Oklahoma St •
- USA
- PTS 25.8 •
- REB 7.7 •
- AST 1.7 •
- FG% 64.9 •
- 3P% 9.1
33
Toronto Tempo
- G •
- 5-10 •
- 2005-03-12 YRS •
- NC State •
- USA
- PTS 16.0 •
- REB 4.7 •
- AST 4.3 •
- FG% 43.7 •
- 3P% 23.0
34
LA Sparks
- F •
- 6-2 •
- 2005-05-07 YRS •
- Maryland •
- USA
- PTS 15.3 •
- REB 8.7 •
- AST 1.4 •
- FG% 46.5 •
- 3P% 18.9
35
Phoenix Mercury
- G •
- 6-1 •
- 2005-08-05 YRS •
- Oregon •
- USA
- PTS 6.7 •
- REB 2.6 •
- AST 1.9 •
- FG% 39.1 •
- 3P% 35.1
36
Chicago Sky
- F •
- 6-3 •
- 2005-05-06 YRS •
- Duke •
- USA
- PTS 11.0 •
- REB 6.3 •
- AST 0.9 •
- FG% 60.5 •
- 3P% 0.0
37
Portland Fire
- G •
- 6-0 •
- 2005-07-03 YRS •
- Baylor •
- USA
- PTS 8.4 •
- REB 3.2 •
- AST 1.6 •
- FG% 43.1 •
- 3P% 27.5
38
Dallas Wings
- F •
- 6-2 •
- 2005-04-20 YRS •
- NC State •
- USA
- PTS 16.7 •
- REB 11.9 •
- AST 1.3 •
- FG% 52.5 •
- 3P% 0.0
39
Washington Mystics
- G •
- 5-8 •
- 2005-02-06 YRS •
- LSU •
- USA
- PTS 15.3 •
- REB 3.5 •
- AST 7.7 •
- FG% 41.7 •
- 3P% 30.3
40
New York Liberty
- F •
- 6-2 •
- 2004-02-22 YRS •
- Oklahoma •
- USA
- PTS 7.9 •
- REB 6.8 •
- AST 1.4 •
- FG% 44.8 •
- 3P% 20.6
41
Atlanta Dream
- G •
- 6-0 •
- 2004-06-01 YRS •
- Arizona State •
- USA
- PTS 11.6 •
- REB 4.0 •
- AST 1.7 •
- FG% 46.3 •
- 3P% 29.8
42
Las Vegas Aces
- G •
- 5-11 •
- 2004-12-13 YRS •
- Oklahoma St •
- USA
- PTS 11.9 •
- REB 5.8 •
- AST 2.4 •
- FG% 41.8 •
- 3P% 30.1
43
Indiana Fever
- G •
- 5-9 •
- 2004-08-01 YRS •
- North Carolina •
- USA
- PTS 12.0 •
- REB 3.1 •
- AST 2.3 •
- FG% 38.4 •
- 3P% 30.5
44
Golden State Valkyries
- G •
- 5-10 •
- 2004-07-09 YRS •
- Minnesota •
- USA
- PTS 12.1 •
- REB 5.1 •
- AST 2.9 •
- FG% 47.5 •
- 3P% 42.4
45
Minnesota Lynx
- G •
- 6-1 •
- 2005-07-09 YRS •
- Florida State •
- USA
- PTS 6.7 •
- REB 2.6 •
- AST 1.2 •
- FG% 33.9 •
- 3P% 35.7
Top Sleepers
6-2 •
Forward •
Louisville
Baker is a versatile frontcourt scorer capable of finishing inside, but her long-term projection hinges on her outside jumper. At 6’2”, her high release and reliable shooting provide a clear, translatable offensive skill set.
6-1 •
Forward •
North Carolina
A relentless rebounder with a high motor, Akot consistently plays much bigger than her 6’1” frame. Her physical interior presence and knack for securing extra possessions give her utility as a gritty, rotation player.
6-0 •
Guard •
Minnesota
A three-level scorer, Braun can create her own shot off the bounce. Her sharp mechanics and natural scoring instincts make her a constant threat to stretch opposing defenses.
6-1 •
Guard •
LSU
Reynolds brings exceptional size and physicality to the backcourt as a versatile, two-way guard with aggressive perimeter defense.
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