NEW YORK — The WNBA Draft features a bevy of well-known players after one of the most exciting March Madness tournaments in history. The 2022 national champion South Carolina Gamecocks lead the Final Four participants with four players entered into the draft. Yahoo Sports’ Cassandra Negley breaks down the top first-round prospects.

Yahoo Sports will have coverage of the three-round draft, beginning at 7 p.m. ET. Follow every pick and live commentary.

2023 WNBA Draft

When: 7-9 p.m. ET Monday

Where: Spring Studios, New York City

TV: ESPN (Ryan Ruocco, Rebecca Lobo, LaChina Robinson and Holly Rowe)

Draft order and results

First round

1. Indiana Fever: Aliyah Boston, C, South Carolina

2. Minnesota Lynx: Diamond Miller, G, Maryland

3. Dallas Wings: Maddy Siegrist, F, Villanova

4. Washington Mystics: Stephanie Soares, F/C, Iowa State (Traded to Dallas Wings in exchange for 2025 first-round and 2024 second-round picks)

5. Dallas Wings: Lou Lopez Sénéchal, G, UConn

6. Atlanta Dream: Haley Jones, G, Stanford

7. Indiana Fever: Grace Berger, G, Indiana

8. Atlanta Dream: Laeticia Amihere, F, South Carolina

9. Seattle Storm: Jordan Horston, G, Tennessee

10. Los Angeles Sparks: Zia Cooke, G, South Carolina

11. Dallas Wings

12. Minnesota Lynx

Second round — 1. Fever, 2. Sparks, 3. Dream, 4. Lynx, 5. Fever, 6. Storm, 7. Wings, 8. Mystics, 9. Storm, 10. Connecticut Sun, 11. Chicago Sky, 12. Lynx

Third round — 1. Fever, 2. Sparks, 3. Phoenix Mercury, 4. Lynx, 5. Mercury, 6. New York Liberty, 7. Wings, 8. Mystics, 9. Storm, 10. Sun, 11. Sky, 12. Las Vegas Aces

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