2001 WNBA draft

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2001 WNBA draft

  • On April 20, 2001, the regular WNBA draft took place.
2001 WNBA draft
General information
SportBasketball
DateApril 20, 2001
Overview
LeagueWNBA
First selectionLauren Jackson
Seattle Storm
 2000
2002 

Draft

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Round 1

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Round 2

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Round 3

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Round 4

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Pick Player Position Nationality Team School / club team
49 Juana Brown # G  United States Seattle Storm North Carolina
50 Reshea Bristol G  United States Charlotte Sting Arizona
51 April Brown # F  United States Indiana Fever LSU
52 Natasha Pointer # G  United States Portland Fire Rutgers
53 Carolyn Moos C  United States Phoenix Mercury (from Miami)[h] Stanford
54 Kelly Santos F  Brazil Detroit Shock Brazil
55 Megan Taylor # G/F  United States Minnesota Lynx Iowa State
56 Cara Consuegra G  United States Utah Starzz Iowa
57 Taru Tuukkanen # F/C  Finland New York Liberty (from Washington)[f] Xavier
58 Anne Thorius # G  Denmark Orlando Miracle Michigan
59 Erin Batth # F/C  United States Cleveland Rockers Clemson
60 Tara Mitchem # G  United States New York Liberty Southwest Missouri State
61 Megan Franza # G  United States Phoenix Mercury Washington
62 Katie Smrcka-Duffy # G  United States Sacramento Monarchs Georgetown
63 Kristen Clement # G  United States Houston Comets Tennessee
64 Beth Record # G/F  United States Los Angeles Sparks Syracuse

Notes:

  1. 2002 Rookie of the Year
  2. 2001 Rookie of the Year
  3. Became Missouri State in 2005.
  4. February 20, 2001: Minnesota to Portland[1] September 13, 2000: New York to Minnesota
    • Minnesota acquired a 2001 first-round pick
    • New York acquired Grace Daley
  5. April 11, 2001: Sacramento to Indiana[1]
    • Indiana acquired a first-round pick
    • Sacramento acquired Kara Wolters
  6. 1 2 3 April 17, 2001: Three-team trade[1]
    • Minnesota acquired New York's second-round pick from Washington
    • Washington acquired a third-round pick from New York and Annie Burgess from Minnesota
    • New York acquired a fourth-round pick and Andrea Nagy from Washington
  7. May 27, 2000: Seattle to Houston[1]
    • Houston acquired a 2001 third-round pick
    • Seattle acquired the draft rights to Andrea Garner
  8. April 25, 2000: Miami to Phoenix[1]
    • Phoenix acquired a 2001 fourth-round pick
    • Miami acquired the draft rights to Shantia Owens

See also

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References

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  1. 1 2 3 4 5 "2001 WNBA Draft Order". The Houston Roundball Review.