The 2024 WNBA Draft is set to ignite the stage at 7:30 p.m. ET on Monday, taking place at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York. As the gateway to professional basketball for many emerging stars, this event promises an evening of anticipation and excitement. The top prospect, Iowa's Caitlin Clark, is poised to make history as the expected No. 1 pick by the Indiana Fever. Joining her are standout talents like South Carolina's Kamilla Cardoso, LSU's Angel Reese, and Stanford's Cameron Brink, all anticipated to make waves in the first round. Don't miss a single bit of the action from this year's star-studded WNBA Draft!
2024 WNBA Draft LIVE: Order, mock Draft, Caitlin Clark's pick and more
The final picks of the 3rd round are in and the draft concludes
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The second round has concluded as the 3rd round begins
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The New York Liberty select Esmery Martinez with the 17th overall pick
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The Las Vegas Aces select Dyaisha Fair with the 16th overall pick
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The second round of the WNBA Draft is now under way!
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The Atlanta Dream select Nyadiew Puoch with the 12th overall pick
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The New York Liberty select Marquesha Davis with the 11th overall pick
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The Connecticut Sun select Leila Lacan with the 10th overall pick
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The Dallas Wings select Carla Leite with the 9th overall pick
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The Minnesota Lynx select Alissa Pili with the 8th overall pick
The most-decorated draft class of all time is ready to take the stage. The biggest stars in the game will find their new professional homes tonight. Caitlin Clark starts her professional journey, but so do stars like Angel Reese and Kamila Cardoso. You do not want to miss this historic night in basketball history and the beginning of a new era in the WNBA.
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The scene is set as the draft looms!
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Paige Bueckers showed up to show support for her peers tonight...
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Current WNBA stars give their advice to the draftees in attendance for tonight.
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South Carolina Head Coach sends message to invitees
Dawn Staley took the time to wish the players luck at tonight's draft.
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Indiana Fever player Aliyah Boston greets future teammate Caitlin Clark as she arrives for her big night!
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Angel Reese impressed fans with her stunning outfit, accompanied by a diamond grill to match her dress...
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A look at all the invitees for tonight's WNBA Draft...
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Magic Johnson reveals who he wants his Sparks to pick with their selections tonight...
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Take a look at how your favorite stars get ready for one of the biggest nights of their lives.
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Check out the best fits from the orange carpet at the WNBA Draft!
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Cameron Brink and Angel Reese pose for photo
The Stanford and LSU star collabed for one of the most iconic pictures at this year's draft as two of the best talents in the game will find their professional homes tonight.
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Angel Reese arrives at the Draft!
Angel Reese has arrived in style to this year's draft as she's expected to be top pick.
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Caitlin Clark arrives in style
Caitlin Clark has arrived at the main event! The almost-certain number one overall pick showed up dressed in full Prada. The first time an athlete male or female has donned the luxurious brand at a Draft.
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As the clock ticks closer to the 2024 WNBA Draft, the basketball world buzzes with speculation and excitement. At the forefront of this year's draft is the highly anticipated selection of Iowa's Caitlin Clark by the Indiana Fever. Clark's stellar senior season has cemented her status as the undeniable top pick, sparking fervor among Fever fans and basketball enthusiasts alike.
Yet, beyond the spotlight of the first pick lies a landscape shrouded in uncertainty. The draft's depth is evident as talents like South Carolina's Kamilla Cardoso, LSU's Angel Reese, and Stanford's Cameron Brink await their fate. Prognosticators attempt to map out the draft's trajectory, identifying potential first-round picks and tiering prospects based on their skills and potential.
There should be no surprises early on
Stanford's Cameron Brink, South Carolina's Kamilla Cardoso, and Tennessee's Rickea Jackson are among those predicted to secure early selections. However, the intrigue lies not only in who will be chosen but also in which teams will make the pivotal decisions. With each franchise aiming to bolster its roster with the best available talent, the draft promises surprises, trades, and strategic maneuvers.
As the 2024 WNBA Draft unfolds, basketball fans will witness the culmination of years of hard work and dedication for these aspiring athletes. From the electrifying moment of the first pick to the final selections of the night, the draft represents a pivotal juncture in the careers of these young basketball phenoms, marking their transition from collegiate stars to professional athletes.
The Caitlin Clark era in Indianapolis has begun. The NCAA all-time scoring leader entered the 2024 WNBA Draft, becoming the top overall pick when she was chosen by the Indiana Fever.
The Caitlin Clark era in Indianapolis has begun. The NCAA all-time scoring leader entered the 2024 WNBA Draft, becoming the top overall pick when she was chosen by the Indiana Fever.
She makes a lot of money from her endorsem*nt deals.
Her 17 deals in 2022 and 2023 were worth around $1.7 million, according to USA Today. Some of those endorsem*nt deals include: Sports Illustrated. Calvin Klein.
Clark, the record-breaking face of women's college basketball, was selected No. 1 overall by the Indiana Fever in the 2024 WNBA draft Monday night at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. The draft was held with fans for the first time since the 2014-2016 iterations of the event.
According to a report from The Athletic, Clark is expected to sign a $28 million contract with Nike, and that deal will include her own signature shoe.
Yet, NCAA star Caitlin Clark will earn an average of only $84,000 a year as the number one WNBA draft pick this summer. In contrast, the number one pick in last year's NBA draft, Victor Wembanyama, is earning about $13 million per year.
The order for all 32 picks in the first round of the 2024 NFL draft is set, with the Chicago Bears picking No. 1 and the Washington Commanders picking No. 2.
NEW YORK -- Former Iowa player Kate Martin made the Las Vegas Aces opening day roster after being chosen in the second round of the WNBA draft. She is one of four second round picks to make a roster as the league opens play Tuesday. "I found out a few days ago and I cried," Martin said.
Las Vegas Aces two-time WNBA champion Jackie Young, leads the charge as the highest-paid WNBA player. Young earns $252,450 annually after signing a two-year, $504,900 contract extension with the Aces. Following Young in the second spot is Seattle Storm star, Jewell Loyd, making $245,508 per year.
Reese graduated with a degree in interdisciplinary Studies with concentrations and minors in Communication Studies, Leadership Development and Psychology. Reese played two seasons with LSU, earning All-American honors both years.
Gabbie Marshall has played the most among any Big Ten women's basketball players ever. Yet she is not part of the invited players list or the WNBA draft. It turns out Marshall's key focus is her studies and thus she never officially announced her desire to be part of the WNBA draft.
The WNBA continues to increase player's salaries year after year due to inflation and growing popularity. The average salary in 2022 was $102,751, and it increased to $147,745 ahead of the 2023 WNBA Draft. If the trend continues, the average salary will likely increase again for the 2024 season.
Reese recently signed a sneaker deal with Reebok. Despite being offered by industry juggernauts like Nike, she chose to make a name for herself with Reebok where she believes she can be "the face of women's basketball." That was one of the major reasons she chose to ink the deal with Reebok.
INDIANAPOLIS – With the No. 1 overall selection in the 2024 WNBA Draft, the Indiana Fever picked University of Iowa guard Caitlin Clark on Monday night. “We are thrilled to add Caitlin Clark to our roster. This is a great day for the Indiana Fever and all of Pacers Sports & Entertainment.
Caitlin Clark can earn up to $500,000 during her rookie season, WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert has claimed in an effort to quell outrage on the No. 1 draft choice's low base salary. The former Iowa star will make just $76,535 in base salary from the Indiana Fever, part of a four-year, $338,056 deal with the team.
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