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April 16, 2020

WNBA Draft 2020: Mock Draft Roundup

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The anticipation continues to build leading up to the WNBA Draft 2020 on Friday, April 17. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the WNBA Draft will be conducted in a virtual manner in accordance with federal guidelines.

Although members of the 2020 class were unable to showcase their talents in the NCAA Tournament, there seems to be a strong agreement on who will be the first pick in the draft, as Sabrina Ionescu from Oregon is slotted in the No. 1 spot on most mock draft boards. Outside of the No. 1 spot, the remaining first round picks can go in a number of directions.

Considering this, take a look at some of the latest mock drafts projections for Round 1 of the WNBA Draft 2020:

1. New York Liberty
Bleacher Report: Sabrina Ionescu, PG, Oregon
CBS Sports: Sabrina Ionescu, PG, Oregon
ESPN: Sabrina Ionescu, PG, Oregon

2. Dallas Wings
Bleacher Report: Satou Sabally, SF, Oregon
CBS Sports: Satou Sabally, SF, Oregon
ESPN: Satou Sabally, SF, Oregon

3. Indiana Fever
Bleacher Report: Lauren Cox, PF, Baylor
CBS Sports: Lauren Cox, PF, Baylor
ESPN: Lauren Cox, PF, Baylor

4. Atlanta Dream
Bleacher Report: Chennedy Carter, SG, Texas A&M
CBS Sports: Chennedy Carter, SG, Texas A&M
ESPN: Chennedy Carter, SG, Texas A&M

5. Dallas Wings
Bleacher Report: Tyasha Harris, PG, South Carolina
CBS Sports: Tyasha Harris, PG, South Carolina
ESPN: Tyasha Harris, PG, South Carolina

6. Minnesota Lynx
Bleacher Report: Megan Walker, SF, UConn
CBS Sports: Megan Walker, SF, UConn
ESPN: Crystal Dangerfield, PG, UConn

7. Dallas Wings
Bleacher Report: Ruthy Hebard, PF, Oregon
CBS Sports: Bella Alarie, SF, Princeton
ESPN: Bella Alarie, SF, Princeton

8. Chicago Sky
Bleacher Report: Crystal Dangerfield, PG, UConn
CBS Sports: Beatrice Mompremier, PF, Miami
ESPN: Megan Walker, SF, UConn

9. New York Liberty
Bleacher Report: Bella Alarie, SF, Princeton
CBS Sports: Ruthy Hebard, PF, Oregon
ESPN: Ruthy Hebard, PF, Oregon

10. Phoenix Mercury
Bleacher Report: Beatrice Mompremier, PF, Miami
CBS Sports: Crystal Dangerfield, PG, UConn
ESPN: Mikiah Herbert Harrigan, PF, South Carolina

11. Seattle Storm
Bleacher Report: Kiah Gillespie, SF, Florida State
CBS Sports: Te’a Cooper, PG, Baylor
ESPN: Kitija Laksa, SG, Latvia

12. New York Liberty
Bleacher Report: Jocelyn Willoughby, SF, Virginia
CBS Sports: Joyner Holmes, PF, Texas
ESPN: Beatrice Mompremier, PF, Miami

Images Courtesy of Craig Bisacre/Texas A&M