George Harris
Apr 08, 2024 - 03:05

2024 WNBA mock draft: Predicting destinations for NCAA Finals standouts Caitlin Clark and Kamilla Cardoso

2024 Finals delivered stars' moments as South Carolina finished undefeated. WNBA Draft projections include Caitlin Clark, Kamilla Cardoso, and Angel Reese's destinations.

The 2024 Finals were a thrilling conclusion to an exciting season, with South Carolina finishing undefeated to claim the championship. Now, all eyes are on the upcoming WNBA Draft, where stars like Caitlin Clark and Kamilla Cardoso are expected to make a splash.

Caitlin Clark, the Naismith Player of the Year for the second consecutive season, is a top prospect for the first overall pick. Her scoring ability, court vision, and clutch gene make her a standout player who is sure to make a mark in the WNBA. Stanford's Brink is a defensive powerhouse, making her a strong contender for the second pick, while Rickea Jackson's efficiency and shooting ability make her a top-three selection.

Kamilla Cardoso's dominance in the NCAA Finals has solidified her as a top prospect, with her scoring and rebounding prowess making her a force to be reckoned with. As teams prepare for the draft, there are many different avenues they could take, with players like Edwards and Sheldon offering unique skill sets for teams to consider.

The Washington Mystics and Minnesota Lynx are both looking at top prospects like Angel Reese, who brings defensive capabilities and a history of double-double performances. The Chicago Sky could take a chance on an international prospect like Puoch, while the Dallas Wings may opt for players like Osborne or Borlase to address their needs.

The Connecticut Sun could benefit from adding a sharpshooter like Pili to their roster, while the New York Liberty may look to bolster their defense with a player like Osborne. The Atlanta Dream, on the other hand, could use some depth in the backcourt with players like Muhl and Laca.

In other WNBA news, Brittney Griner has re-signed with the Phoenix Mercury for her 11th season, adding to the excitement of the upcoming draft and the future of women's basketball.