Borders’ First Draft

Brian Kotloff   
4/14/16   

This WNBA Draft was a coming-out party for new WNBA President Lisa Borders, too. In her second month on the job, Borders brought charisma — and a signature handshake — to the stage.

2016 WNBA Draft Live Blog

WNBA.com   
4/14/16   

After the names were called, the fun began. Relive the Draft moment by moment as prospects found out their WNBA destinations and took on @WNBA’s social media circuit.

SUNNY DAY IN CONNECTICUT

Jack Maloney   
4/14/16   

With three of the top six picks, the already rising Connecticut Sun added even more young talent to usher in their new era. What can Morgan Tuck, Rachel Banham and Jonquel Jones bring to the table?

How Number One Picks Have Defined WNBA History

By Brian Kotloff   
4/11/16   

Breanna Stewart is just the latest can’t-miss prospect to enter the WNBA’s ranks over the past 20 years. In fact, No. 1 picks have shaped the futures of many franchises, including the Storm and the reigning champion Lynx.

Prospect Questionnaire

WNBA.com   
4/13/16   

What’s your favorite WNBA memory? What are you going to miss most about college? Which WNBA star are you most looking forward to playing against?

Find out what the Draft’s top prospects had to say at Player Orientation in Connecticut.

12 Top College Prospects Invited to WNBA Draft 2016

Official Release   
4/12/16   

Tiffany Mitchell is among the 12 prospects scheduled to attend WNBA Draft 2016 presented by State Farm on Thursday, April 14 at Mohegan Sun Arena.
(photo courtesy of South Carolina Athletics)

Déjà Vu In Seattle

By Brian Martin
4/11/16   

Fourteen years after back-to-back No. 1 picks spawned a dynasty for the Storm, they have a chance to do the same with Thursday’s top selection.

Minnesota’s Rachel Banham Brings “Mamba Mentality”

By Anthony Oliva
4/12/16   

Minnesota Golden Gophers star Rachel Banham recently met her idol, Kobe Bryant, at a Lakers game.

Stewart, UConn Seniors Add To Program’s Lore

By Brian Martin
4/5/16   

The trio of Breanna Stewart, Moriah Jefferson and Morgan Tuck led the UConn Huskies to an unprecedented four straight NCAA titles.