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The 2024 WNBA Draft will take place on Monday, April 14 and all eyes are on Iowa Hawkeyes NCAA championship runner-up Caitlin Clark who is considered the No.1 pick in the draft, while all things point that the Indiana Fever will take her, many things can happen.
Who are the top 10 WNBA Draft prospects?
1. Caitlin Clark, G, Iowa
A lot has been said about Caitlin Clark after she had a phenomenal 2024 campaign during the NCAA March Madness tournament only to lose in the last game to North Carolina, however, she played a remarkable game and is the top pick of the draft.
2. Cameron Brink, Standford
Brink has many WNBA coaches and executives looking her way as her great guard skills make her a very complete and competitive player who excels at being a shot-blocker and scorer.
3. Kamilla Cardoso, C, South Carolina
After winning the 2024 NCAA March Madness tournament with North Carolina, she is on everybody's wishlist as a top scorer who has great command of the ball and can read the opponents' strategy just by looking at their movements, she also is a top scorer and can lead a team to greatness.
4. Angel Reese, LSU
Angel Reese and the LSU lost against Caitlin Clark's Iowa Hawkeyes the during NCAA March Madness tournament in the semifinals, but Reese played a very solidly aggressive game with incredible finesse, which makes her a top candidate for the draft.
5. Olivia Miles, G, Notre Dame
Miles has always been recognized for coming up with very creative plays where she concocts an individual opportunity to score while also teeing up her teammates to land 3-pointers out of the blue. As a guard, she can be very unpredictable.
6. Rickea Jackson, Tennessee
After she concluded her 5th season with Tennesse she proved that those first three years with Mississippi State came in handy as she learned a lot from the three different coaches, Jackson is a strong player with a tough 6'2 frame that helps her on the defensive stance she mastered during the time in the NCAA.
- 7. Paige Bueckers, G, UConn
- 8. Aaliyah Edwards, F, UConn
- 9. Elizabeth Kitley, C, Virginia Tech
- 10. Jacy Sheldon, G, Ohio State