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2025 WNBA Mock Draft: Predictions for all 3 rounds

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Stephanie Kaloi
Stephanie Kaloi

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Sometime around 5 p.m. EST on Sunday, April 6, the women's NCAA Championship will conclude and a winner will be crowned — the end to what has been yet another incredible, incendiary season of college basketball.

Attention will then shift to the next big date: April 14, the 2025 WNBA Draft. Thirty-eight young women (out of hundreds) will be drafted to WNBA teams, all hoping to make it to a final roster ahead of the beginning of the season in May. Of course, most of us know the reality: last year not even 50% of those drafted made it to a team's roster, and WNBA spots are still hard to come by and even harder to hang on to.

But the future of the league is bright: new CBA negotiations will create a more equitable space, and the addition of the Toronto Tempo and an as-yet-unnamed team in Portland, Oregon, will open up more roster spots for women in the future.

For now, 38 spots is what we have — here's who we think will take them.

2025 WNBA Mock Draft: Round One

Paige Bueckers
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No. 1, Dallas Wings: Paige Bueckers (UConn)

No. 2, Seattle Storm: Dominique Malonga (France)

No. 3, Washington Mystics: Sonia Citron (Notre Dame)

No. 4, Washington Mystics: Kiki Iriafen (USC)

No. 5, Golden State Valkyries: Aneesah Morrow (LSU)

No. 6, Washington Mystics: Shyanne Sellers (Maryland)

No. 7, Connecticut Sun: Ajsa Sivka (Slovenia)

No. 8, Connecticut Sun: Hailey Van Lith (TCU)

No. 9, Los Angeles Sparks: Georgia Amoore (Kentucky)

No. 10, Chicago Sky: Saniya Rivers (NC State)

No. 11. Minnesota Lynx: Te-Hina Paopao (South Carolina)

No. 12, Dallas Wings: Sedona Prince (TCU)

2025 WNBA Mock Draft: Round Two

Madison Scott
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No. 13, Las Vegas Aces: Madison Scott (Ole Miss)

No. 14, Dallas Wings: Juste Jocyte (Lithuania)

No. 15, Minnesota Lynx: Maddy Westbeld (Notre Dame)

No. 16, Chicago Sky: Serena Sundell (Kansas State)

No. 17, Golden State Valkyries: Harmoni Turner (Harvard)

No. 18, Atlanta Dream: Sarah Ashlee Barker (Alabama)

No. 19, Indiana Fever: Annika Soltau (Germany)

No. 20, Indiana Fever: JJ Quinerly (West Virginia)

No. 21, Seattle Storm: Aziaha James (NC State)

No. 22, Chicago Sky: Temira Poindexter (Kansas State)

No. 23, Washington Mystics: Sania Feagin (South Carolina)

No. 24, Minnesota Lynx: Liatu King (Notre Dame)

No. 25, Connecticut Sun: Makayla Timpson (Florida State)

2025 WNBA Mock Draft: Round Three

Megan McConnell
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No. 26, Los Angeles Sparks: Megan McConnell (Duquesne)

No. 27, Dallas Wings: Lucy Olsen (Iowa)

No. 28, Los Angeles Sparks: Ugonne Oniyah (Cal)

No. 29, Seattle Storm: Aicha Coulibaly (Texas A&M)

No. 30, Golden State Valkyries: Diamond Johnson (Norfolk State)

No. 31, Dallas Wings: Taylor Jones (Texas)

No. 32, Washington Mystics: Madison Hayes (NC State)

No. 33, Indiana Fever: Aaliyah Nye (Alabama)

No. 34, Seattle Storm: Deasia Merrill (TCU)

No. 35, Las Vegas Aces: Dazia Lawrence (Kentucky)

No. 36, Atlanta Dream: Alyssa Ustby (North Carolina)

No 37, Minnesota Lynx: Julia Ayrault (Michigan State)

No. 38, New York Liberty: Rayah Marshall (USC)

Stephanie Kaloi

Stephanie Kaloi

Stephanie Kaloi is one of the Site Experts for High Post Hoops and is thoroughly obsessed with the WNBA, NCAA women's basketball, and women's European basketball. In addition to FanSided, you can find her basketball writing at The Guardian, SB Nation, and Us Weekly, and you can often find her reporting from many (many!) basketball games throughout the year in the US and in Europe. When she's not writing, you can find her feeding and attempting to befriend wild animals and baking bread (really).