Round One
Pick, Team, Player, School
1. Minnesota Lynx (via LA via NY), 6'4 C Tina Charles, UConn
2. Connecticut Sun, 6'5 C Jayne Appel, Stanford
3. Minnesota Lynx, 5'11 G Monica Wright, Virginia
4. Chicago Sky, 6'5 F Amber Harris, Xavier
5. San Antonio Silver Stars, 5'8 G Epiphanny Prince, Turkey (Rutgers)
6. Washington Mystics, 6'4 F Jacinta Monroe, Florida State
7. Tulsa Shock, 5'5 G Andrea Riley, Oklahoma State
8. Los Angeles Sparks, 5'11 G Danielle McCray, Kansas
9. Atlanta Dream, 5'10 G Allison Hightower, LSU
10. Seattle Storm, 5'10 F Alysha Clark, Middle Tenn State
11. Indiana Fever, 6'2 PF Kelsey Griffin, Nebraska
12. Los Angeles Sparks (via Pho), 5'8 G Alexis Gray-Lawson, California
Round Two
Pick, Team, Player, School
13. New York Liberty, 5'9 G Brittany Ray, Rutgers
14. Washington Mystics (via Min), 6'0 G Alison Lacey, Iowa State
15. Connecticut Sun, 5'10 G Kalana Greene, UConn
16. Chicago Sky, 6'3 C Jenna Smith, Illinois
17. San Antonio Silver Stars, 6'9 C Alyssa DeHaan, Michigan State
18. Washington Mystics, 5'7 G Alexis Rack, Mississippi State
19. Tulsa Shock, 5'6 G Ashley Houts, Georgia
20. Los Angeles Sparks, 5'10 G Tyra Grant, Penn State
21. Atlanta Dream, 6'0 F Rachel Fitz, Marist
22. Seattle Storm, 6'2 F Heather Bowman, Gonzaga
23. Indiana Fever, 6'0 G Brittainey Raven, Texas
24. Phoenix Mercury, 6'3 F Nicole Michael, Syracuse
I agree with your Top 6.
ReplyDeleteBrittainey Raven has lottery talent, but don't know if she could put it all together. I also think Ashley Barlow should atleast be a R2 pick. Gray-Lawson is way overrated IMO and too high.
I believe Gray-Lawson is the best overall Guard in this year draft great mid range game and has the strentgh to post up alot of guards....she is showing just tremndous leadership with the absence of Ashley Walker and Dev hampton
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