WNBA season less than a month away and training camps set to begin in late April, the buzz around rookies is already building ...

It’s official — Kentucky’s Georgia Amoore was selected sixth overall in the first round of the 2025 WNBA draft by the Washington Mystics, and basketball fans everywhere are buzzing.

When it comes to the WNBA, all conversations eventually lead to Indiana Fever guard and 2024 Rookie of the Year Caitlin Clark. Clark has become the main focus ...

The Washington Mystics, with a new coach and general manager, control the direction of the draft with the third, fourth and sixth pick. Five teams don't have picks in the opening round as New York ...

The Washington ... now for the Mystics is out on the wing. It's really not even clear who will start at the two and three heading into the draft. Karlie Samuelson and ... Emily Engstler, or ...

The Seattle Storm and Washington Mystics will round out the top three picks, respectively. The Mystics have a league-high three first round picks, followed by the Wings and Sun with two each.

The Washington Mystics will pick ahead of Golden State with the third and fourth picks. The Mystics, who also have the sixth pick, acquired the third overall pick after a trade with the Chicago Sky.

The first round alone features plenty of points of intrigue. The Washington Mystics hold three of the first six selections, giving a team in need of an overhaul a chance to kickstart a new era.

4. Washington Mystics - Kiki Iriafen, F, USC Iriafen couldn’t follow her excellent junior season with another stellar year, but she’s still an excellent player with real WNBA skills.

B/R's Rachel Galligan projected Miles to be the No. 3 pick by the Washington Mystics in the 2025 WNBA draft before she decided to remain in college. There's been a noticeable trend of top ...

The Dallas Wings have the first pick after winning the draft lottery, and they will be followed by the Seattle Storm and Washington Mystics. The Mystics have a league-high three first-round picks ...