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WNBA Draft 2020: Pick-by-pick results

The New York Liberty took Sabrina Ionsecu first overall. Follow along here as draft picks are made Friday night.

Stanford v Oregon
Stanford v Oregon
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After three straight years of the San Antonio Stars/Las Vegas Aces holding the first overall pick, the WNBA will have the New York Liberty in the top spot. Oregon’s Sabrina Ionescu is projected to be the first overall pick. The Liberty will have two more picks in the first round following a three-team trade that involved the Washington Mystics and the Dallas Wings.

There are no clear locks after Ionescu, but her teammate Satou Sabally is likely to be the Dallas Wings’ choice at No. 2 overall.

If you’re looking for a mock draft following the Liberty-Mystics-Wings trade, you can see Matt Ellentuck’s final projections here.

ESPN will air the draft starting at 7 p.m. ET.

Here is the complete three-round draft order, which we’ll update as picks are made Friday night:

Round 1

1. New York Liberty - Sabrina Ionescu, G, Oregon

2. Dallas Wings - Satou Sabally, F, Oregon

3. Indiana Fever - Lauren Cox, F, Baylor

4. Atlanta Dream - Chennedy Carter, G, Texas A&M

5. Dallas Wings - Bella Alarie, G, Princeton

6. Minnesota Lynx - Mikiah Herbert Harrigan, F, South Carolina

7. Dallas Wings - Tyasha Harris, G, South Carolina

8. Chicago Sky - Ruthy Hebard, F, Oregon

9. New York Liberty - Megan Walker, F, UConn

10. Phoenix Mercury - Jocelyn Willoughby, F, Virginia

11. Seattle Storm - Kitija Laksa, G, Latvia

12. New York Liberty - Jazmine Jones, G, Louisville

Round 2

13. New York Liberty - Kylee Shook, F, Louisville

14. Indiana Fever - Kathleen Doyle, G, Iowa

15. New York Liberty - Leaonna Odom, F, Duke

16. Minnesota Lynx - Crystal Dangerfield, G, Uconn

17. Atlanta Dream - Brittany Brewer, F, Texas Tech

18. Phoenix Mercury - Te’a Cooper, G, Baylor

19. Seattle Storm - Joyner Holmes, F, Texas

20. Los Angeles Sparks - Beatrice Mompremier, F, Miami

21. Dallas Wings - Luisa Geiselsöder, F, Germany

22. Los Angeles Sparks - Leonie Fiebich, G, Germany

23. Connecticut Sun - Kaila Charles, G, Maryland

24. Washington Mystics - Jaylyn Agnew, F, Creighton

Round 3

25. Atlanta Dream - Mikayla Pivec, G, Oregon

26. New York Liberty - Erica Ogwumike, G, Rice

27. Atlanta Dream - Kobi Thornton, F, Clemson

28. Indiana Fever - Kamiah Smalls, G, James Madison

29. Phoenix Mercury - Kamiah Smalls, G, Rider

30. Chicago Sky - Japreece Dean, G, UCLA

31. Seattle Storm - Haley Gorecki, G, Duke

32. Chicago Sky - Kiah Gillespie, F, Florida State

33. Las Vegas Aces - Lauren Manis, F, Holy Cross

34. Los Angeles Sparks - Tynice Martin, G, West Virginia

35. Connecticut Sun - Juicy Landrum, G, Baylor

36. Washington Mystics - Sug Sutton, G, Texas

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