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The No. 1 pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft is…

For the second straight season, the Dallas Wings were in the spotlight with the first pick. Last year, it was an easy choice with UConn star Paige Bueckers highlighting the class.

This year, fellow Huskies guard Azzi Fudd was in the mix to go first overall, as well as UCLA center Lauren Betts, Spanish center Awa Fam and TCU guard Olivia Miles. Dallas eventually went with UConn picks back to back, taking Fudd to pair with Bueckers.

UCLA made history with six total players being selected, passing the previous mark of five. Five Bruins went in the first round alone to cap a record night.

Two new expansion teams in the Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire also made their first ever picks as they start play this season.

Here’s the list of each pick across the three rounds as they were made:

FIRST ROUND

1. Dallas Wings: Azzi Fudd, G, UConn

2. Minnesota Lynx (via Chicago): Olivia Miles, G, TCU

3. Seattle Storm (via Los Angeles): Awa Fam, C, Spain

4. Washington Mystics: Lauren Betts, C, UCLA

5. Chicago Sky (via Connecticut): Gabriela Jaquez, G/F, UCLA

6. Toronto Tempo: Kiki Rice, G, UCLA

7. Portland Fire: Iyana Martin, G, Spain

8. Golden State Valkyries: Flau’jae Johnson, G/F, LSU — traded to Seattle

9. Washington Mystics (via Seattle): Angela Dugalic, F, UCLA

10. Indiana Fever: Raven Johnson, G, South Carolina

11. Washington Mystics (via New York): Cotie McMahon, F, Ole Miss

12. Connecticut Sun (via Phoenix): Nell Angloma, F, France

13. Atlanta Dream: Madina Okot, C, South Carolina

14. Seattle Storm (via Las Vegas): Taina Mair, G, Duke

15. Connecticut Sun (via Minnesota): Gianna Kneepkens, G/F, UCLA

SECOND ROUND

16. Seattle Storm (via Dallas): Marta Suarez, F, TCU — traded to Golden State

17. Portland Fire (via Chicago): Frieda Buhner, F, Germany/Spain

18. Connecticut Sun: Charlisse Leger-Walker, G, UCLA

19. Washington Mystics: Cassandre Prosper, G/F, Notre Dame

20. Los Angeles Sparks: Ta’Niya Latson, G, South Carolina

21. Chicago Sky (via Portland): Latasha Lattimore, F, Ole Miss

22. Toronto Tempo: Teonni Key, F, Kentucky

23. Golden State Valkyries: Ashlon Jackson, G, Duke

24. Los Angeles Sparks (via Seattle): Chance Gray, G, Ohio State

25. Indiana Fever: Justine Pissott, G, Vanderbilt

26. Toronto Tempo (via New York): Saffron Shiels, F, Australia

27. Phoenix Mercury: Ines Pitarch-Granel, G, France

28. Atlanta Dream: Indya Nivar, G, UNC

29. Las Vegas Aces: Janiah Barker, F, Tennessee

30. Washington Mystics (via Minnesota): Darianna Littlepage-Buggs, F, Baylor

THIRD ROUND

31. Dallas Wings: Zee Spearman, F, Tennessee

32. Chicago Sky: Tonie Morgan, G, Kentucky

33. Connecticut Sun: Serah Williams, C, UConn

34. Washington Mystics: Rori Harmon, G, Texas

35. Los Angeles Sparks: Amelia Hassett, F, Kentucky

36. Toronto Tempo: Charlise Dunn, F, Davidson

37. Portland Fire: Taylor Bigby, G, TCU

38. Golden State Valkyries: Kokoro Tanaka, G, Japan

39. Seattle Storm: Grace VanSlooten, F, Michigan State

40. Indiana Fever: Jessica Timmons, G, Alabama

41. New York Liberty: Manuela Puoch, G/F, Australia

42. Phoenix Mercury: Eszter Ratkai, G, Hungary

43. Atlanta Dream: Kejia Ran, G, China

44. Las Vegas Aces: Jordan Obi, F, Kentucky

45. Minnesota Lynx: Lani White, G, Utah

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