2020 WNBA Mock Draft Version 3.0

We are now in March and normally around this time, the NCAA Tournament would be kicking off. Unfortunately due to the corona virus spreading across the world, the tournament was cancelled. It was for good reasons, although I, like many others were crushed since the NCAA tourney brings so many good memories and great performances. It also allows seniors to raise their stock and for the WNBA general managers to see what certain players are made of.

It also makes junior Megan Walker’s decision to join the draft early somewhat intriguing because there is still no word on whether or not the WNBA season will be cancelled and how they will deal with the draft which is happening in less than a month

I debated on whether or not to publish this latest version of the WNBA Mock Draft, but I thought my subscribers deserved a treat since I am not releasing it on Twitter and Instagram, so if you are viewing this post, it means you are viewing my blog and for that, I appreciate it. If you would like to view past versions (Version 1.0 and Version 2.0) you may do so here for Version 1.0 and here for Version 2.0. Thanks for your continued support!

ROUND ONE

1. New York  Liberty- Sabrina Ionescu
2. Dallas Wings – Satou Sabally
3. Indiana Fever – Chennedy Carter**
4. Atlanta Dream – Lauren Cox
5. Dallas Wings – Megan Walker
6. Minnesota Lynx – Tyasha Harris
7. Dallas Wings – Ruthy Hebard
8. Chicago Sky – Beatrice Mompremier
9. Dallas Wings – Kiah Gillespie
10. Phoenix – Mikiah Herbert Harrigan
11. Seattle Storm -Crystal Dangerfield
12. Washington –  Bella Alarie

ROUND TWO

1. New York Liberty – Te’a Cooper
2. Indiana Fever – Joyner Holmes
3. Dallas Wings – Kathleen Doyle
4. Minnesota Lynx – Nicki Ekhomu
5. Atlanta Dream – Kaila Charles
6. Phoenix Mercury – Mikayla Pivec
7. Seattle Storm – Nausia Woolfolk
8. Los Angeles Sparks – Haley Gorecki
9. Dallas Wings – Leaonna Odom
10. Los Angeles Sparks – Japreece Dean
11. Connecticut Sun – Stephanie Jones
12. Washington Mystics – Jocelyn Willoughby

ROUND THREE

1. Atlanta Dream – Sara Rhine
2. New York Liberty – Ciara Duffy
3. Atlanta Dream – Becca Hittner
4. Indiana Fever – Taryn McCutcheon
5. Phoenix Mercury – Ja’Tavia Tapley
6. Chicago Sky – Reili Richardson
7. Seattle Storm – Katie Campbell
8. Chicago Sky – Kylee Shook
9. Las Vegas Aces – Jazmine Jones
10. Los Angeles – Nadia Fingall
11. Connecticut – Jordan Danberry
12. Washington – Juicy Landrum