The WNBA Draft is set to take place on Monday, April 15 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert announcing the draft picks live on ESPN with exclusive coverage beginning at 7:30 p.m. ET.

The draft, along with the WNBA Countdown Presented by Google (ESPN, 7 p.m. ET) will also be available live on the ESPN App.

There will be a whole host of college basketball stars who will be desperate to ensure that they have a WNBA team to play for next season, having worked towards this moment for their whole lives.

The biggest names are the likes of Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese who have been battling it out for a long time, and Clark is expected to be the first picked player.

Who has first pick in 2024 WNBA draft?
On this occasion, it is Indiana that have the first pick, meaning that is most likely where Clark will be playing her basketball next season. That would make her a teammate of last year’s first pick.

In the first round, the order is as follows:

Indiana
Los Angeles
Chicago
Los Angeles
Dallas
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago
Dallas
Connecticut
New York
Atlanta
Second round:
Chicago
Seattle
Indiana
Las Vegas
New York
Las Vegas
Connecticut
Atlanta
Washington
Connecticut
New York
Las Vegas
Third round:
Phoenix
Seattle
Indiana
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Washington
Minnesota
Atlanta
Dallas
Connecticut
New York
Las Vegas
How is WNBA draft order determined?
There are three rounds, with each round featuring 12 picks.

As the WNBA states: “The order of team picks in each round are the inverse order of the standings from the last regular season, except for the first four picks of the first round, which are determined by the Draft Lottery.

“The Draft Lottery took place in December with the four teams that did not participate in the playoffs in 2021, with the chances of drawing the first pick being based on the teams’ cumulative records over the last two seasons (the team with the worst cumulative two-year record had the best chances of drawing the first pick).”