WNBA draft 2019 order: Full list of pick selections from Nos. 1 to 36

For the third year in a row, the Las Vegas Aces have the top pick in the WNBA Draft, and the up-and-coming team used that pick to Notre Dame’s Jackie Young to its roster. The scoring guard forms a star-studded backcourt tandem with Kelsey Plum and Kayla McBride, with all-star A’ja Wilson in the post.

The rest of the top five were all players who saw action deep into the NCAA Tournament, al l making at least the Elite Eight. Louisville guard Asia Durr was picked second by New York, followed by Mississippi State centers Teaira McCowan taken third by Indiana. Guards Arike Ogunbowale from Notre Dame and Katie Lou Samuelson from UConn fell off the board after that.

Notre Dame had three players selected in the first round, with Brianna Turner at No. 11 overall following Young and Ogunbowale. The Irish had five players selected in the first 19 picks.

SB Nation’s final mock draft can be seen here.

The draft could spur some trades, too. Dallas Wings MVP runner-up, Liz Cambage, requested a trade in January, and teams are still vying for her talents. Could she find a new home soon?

Anything’s possible.

First Round
1. Las Vegas Aces — Jackie Young G, Notre Dame
2. New York Liberty — Asia Durr G, Louisville
3. Indiana Fever — Teaira McCowan C, Mississippi State
4. Chicago Sky — Katie Lou Samuelson G, UConn
5. Dallas Wings — Arike Ogunbowale G, Notre Dame
6. Minnesota Lynx — Napheesa Collier F, UConn
7. Los Angeles Sparks — Kalani Brown C, Baylor
8. Phoenix Mercury — Alanna Smith F, Stanford
9. Connecticut Sun — Kristine Anigwe C, California
10. Washington Mystics — Kiara Leslie G, North Carolina State
11. Atlanta Dream — Brianna Turner F, Notre Dame
12. Seattle Storm — Ezi Magbegor F, Australia

Second Round
13. Phoenix — Sophie Cunningham G, Missouri
14. New York — Han Xu C, China
15. Chicago — Chloe Jackson G, Baylor
16. Minnesota — Jessica Shepard G, Notre Dame
17. Dallas — Megan Gustafson F, Iowa
18. Minnesota — Natisha Hiedeman G, Marquette
19. Los Angeles — Marina Mabrey G, Notre Dame
20. Minnesota — Cierra Dillard G, Buffalo
21. Connecticut — Bridget Carleton G, Iowa State
22. Dallas — Kennedy Burke G, UCLA
23. Atlanta — Maite Cazorla G, Oregon
24. Seattle — Anriel Howard F, Mississippi State

Third Round
25. Indiana — Paris Key G, North Carolina
26. New York — Megan Huff F, Utah
27. Chicago — Maria Conde F, Spain
28. Indiana — Caliya Robinson F, Georgia
29. Dallas — Morgan Bertsch F, UC Davis
30. Minnesota — Kenisha Bell G, Minnesota
31. Los Angeles — Angela Salvadores G, Spain
32. Phoenix — Arica Carter G, Louisville
33. Connecticut — Regan Magarity F, Virginia Tech
34. Washington — Sam Fuehring F, Louisville
35. Atlanta — Li Yueru C, China
36. Seattle — Macy Miller G, South Dakota State

Where: Nike Headquarters, New York City
When: 7 p.m. ET
TV: ESPN2 at 7 p.m. ET, ESPNU at 8 p.m. ET
Stream: WatchESPN