2024 WNBA Draft: Date, Time, Draft Order and TV Information

The 2024 WNBA Draft is scheduled for Monday, April 15 at 7:30 p.m. ET. The Indiana Fever are expected to select Iowa star Caitlin Clark with the No. 1 overall pick. Here's everything you need to know about Monday night's draft.

Apr 10, 2023; New York, NY, USA; Aliyah Boston poses for a photo with WNBA Commissioner Cathy / Vincent Carchietta-USA TODAY Sports

The 2024 WNBA Draft is finally upon us. Just a week after South Carolina defeated Iowa in the national championship, some of the brightest stars from women's college basketball will achieve their dream of playing professionally.

Here's a look at the information for Monday's WNBA Draft, complete with coverage, start time, draft order and plenty more.

How to watch the 2024 WNBA Draft

• What: 2024 WNBA Draft
• When: Monday, April 15 at 7:30 p.m. ET
• Where: Brooklyn Academy of Music in Brooklyn, N.Y.
• TV: ESPN/ESPN-plus
  

2024 WNBA Draft

1st round draft order, selections

1. Indiana Fever — Caitlin Clark, Iowa
2. Los Angeles Sparks — Cameron Brink, Stanford
3. Chicago Sky (via Phoenix Mercury) — Kamilla Cardoso, South Carolina
4. Los Angeles Sparks (via Seattle Storm) — Rickea Jackson, Tennessee
5. Dallas Wings (via Chicago Sky) — Jacy Sheldon, Ohio State
6. Washington Mystics — Aaliyah Edwards, UConn
7. Chicago Sky (via Minnesota Lynx) — Angel Reese, LSU
8. Minnesota Lynx (via Atlanta Dream) — Alissa Pili, Utah
9. Dallas Wings — Carla Leite, France
10. Connecticut Sun — Leila Lacan, France
11. New York Liberty — Marquesha Davis, Ole Miss
12. Atlanta Dream (via Las Vegas Aces) — Nyadiew Puoch, Australia

2nd round draft order, selections

1. Chicago Sky — Brynna Maxwell, Gonzaga
2. Seattle Storm — Nika Muhl, UConn
3. Indiana Fever — Celeste Taylor, Ohio State
4. Las Vegas Aces — Dyaisha Fair, Syracuse
5. New York Liberty — Esmery Martinez, Arizona
6. Las Vegas Aces — Kate Martin, Iowa
7. Connecticut Sun — Taiyanna Jackson, Kansas
8. Atlanta Dream — Isobel Borlase, Australia
9. Washington Mystics — Kaylynne Truong, Gonzaga
10. Connecticut Sun — Helena Pueyo, Arizona
11. New York Liberty — Jessika Carter, Mississippi State
12. Las Vegas Aces — Elizabeth Kitley, Virginia Tech

3rd round draft order, selections

1. Phoenix Mercury — Charisma Osborne, UCLA
2. Seattle Storm — Mackenzie Holmes, Indiana
3. Indiana Fever — Leilani Correa, FLorida
4. Los Angeles Sparks — McKenzie Forbes, USC
5. Phoenix Mercury — Jaz Shelley, Nebraska
6. Washington Mystics — Nastja Claessens, Belgium
7. Minnesota Lynx — Kiki Jefferson, Louisville
8. Atlanta Dream — Matilde Villa, Italy
9. Dallas Wings — Ashley Owusu, Penn State
10. Connecticut Sun — Abbey Hsu, Columbia
11. New York Liberty — Kaitlyn Davis, USC
12. Las Vegas Aces — Angel Jackson, Jackson State

Indiana Fever have No. 1 pick for second straight year

The Indiana Fever received the No. 1 pick for a second straight season — arguably the biggest storyline heading into this year's WNBA Draft. The franchise is expected to select Iowa star Caitlin Clark, who became the NCAA's all-time leading scorer during her senior season with the Hawkeyes.

Last year, Indiana picked South Carolina's Aliyah Boston with the top overall pick. In her rookie campaign with the Fever, Boston averaged 14.5 points, 8.4 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.3 steals per game.

After a phenomenal first season, Boston was named the WNBA Rookie of the Year and was an All-Star selection. Pairing Boston with Clark could provide the Fever with a bright future in the league.

"Fortunately, I've had that experience with two, back-to-back first round picks," said Fever general manager Lin Dunn, reflecting on her time with the Seattle Storm. "It's been a long time, but I know what an impact it can have on a franchise, when we were able to select Lauren Jackson (2001) and Sue Bird (2002). The rest is history."