The following is a press release from the WNBA:

NEW YORK – The WNBA announced today the list of players from colleges and universities who have formally filed for inclusion as candidates for the 2023 WNBA Draft presented by State Farm®, scheduled for scheduled for April 10 at Spring Studios New York in Manhattan (ESPN, 7 p.m. ET).

Following is the list of NCAA players who have as of April 6 filed for consideration as a candidate for the 2023 WNBA Draft presented by State Farm.

Name	School	Position	Height
Adebola Adeyeye	Kentucky	Forward	6-2
Okako Adika	USC	Guard/Forward	6-0
Jaia Alexander	Coppin State	Guard	5-11
Laeticia Amihere	South Carolina	Forward	6-4
Ja’Mee Asberry	Baylor	Guard	5-5
Ketsia Athias	Iona	Forward/Center	6-2
Kadaja Bailey	St. John’s	Guard	6-0
Angel Baker	Mississippi	Guard	5-8
Elizabeth Balogun	Duke	Guard/Forward	6-1
Malury Bates	Georgia	Forward	6-3
Diamond Battles	Georgia	Guard	5-8
Brea Beal	South Carolina	Guard	6-1
Niyah Becker	Wake Forest	Forward	6-2
Robyn Benton	Kentucky	Guard	5-9
Grace Berger	Indiana	Guard	6-0
Caitlin Bickle	Baylor	Forward	6-1
Essence Booker	UNLV	Guard	5-8
Aliyah Boston	South Carolina	Forward-Center	6-5
Sam Breen	Massachusetts	Forward	6-1
Chrissy Brown	Southeastern Louisiana	Guard	5-9
Leigha Brown	Michigan	Guard	6-1
Juana Camilion	Iona	Guard	5-10
Chrislyn Carr	Louisville	Guard	5-5
Christianna “Chrissy” Carr	Arkansas	Guard	6-1
Jasmine Carson	LSU	Guard	5-10
Sha Carter	FGCU	Guard	6-0
Gina Conti	UCLA	Guard	5-11
Zia Cooke	South Carolina	Guard	5-9
Sidney Cooks	Seton Hall	Forward/Center	6-4
Taya Corosdale	Duke	Guard/Forward	6-3
Janai Crooms	Providence	Guard	5-10
Cherita Daugherty	Southern Utah	Guard	5-10
Christina Deng	Gardner-Webb	Forward	6-0
Asiah Dingle	Fordham	Guard	5-6
Liz Dixon	Louisville	Forward	6-5
Rokia Doumbia	USC	Guard	5-9
Camille Downs	Norfolk State	Guard	5-10
Lauren Ebo	Notre Dame	Center	6-4
Ayana Emmanuel	Alabama State	Guard	5-9
Jayla Everett	St. John’s	Guard	5-10
Dulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu	South Florida	Forward	6-4
Kierra Fletcher	South Carolina	Guard	5-9
Brooke Flowers	Saint Louis	Forward/Center	6-5
Alex Fowler	Portland	Forward	6-2
Deja Francis	Norfolk State	Guard	5-7
Marnelle Garraud	Vanderbilt	Guard	5-7
D’Asia Gregg	Virginia Tech	Forward	6-2
A’Niah Griffin	Evansville	Guard	6-1
Stephanie Guihon	McNeese State	Guard	5-6
Ciaja Harbison	Vanderbilt	Guard	5-6
Destiny Harden	Miami	Forward	6-0
Jazmin Harris	No. Carolina A&T	Center	6-3
Anastasia Hayes	Mississippi State	Guard	5-7
Da’Nasia Hood	Texas State	Forward	6-1
Jordan Horston	Tennessee	Guard	6-2
Ashley Joens	Iowa State	Guard/Forward	6-1
Asianae Johnson	Mississippi State	Guard	5-8
Haley Jones	Stanford	Guard	6-1
Morgan Jones	Louisville	Guard	6-2
Dorka Juhász	Connecticut	Forward	6-5
Emily Kiser	Michigan	Forward	6-3
Dariauna Lewis	Syracuse	Forward	6-1
Destiny Littleton	USC	Guard	5-9
Ana Llanusa	Oklahoma	Guard	6-0
Lou Lopez Sénéchal	Connecticut	Guard/Forward	6-1
Jade Loville	Arizona	Guard/Forward	5-11
Dara Mabrey	Notre Dame	Guard	5-7
Chloe Marotta	Marquette	Forward	6-1
Kamaria McDaniel	Michigan State	Guard	5-10
Shaiquel McGruder	New Mexico	Forward	6-0
Rachel McLimore	Butler	Guard-Forward	5-10
Abby Meyers	Maryland	Guard	6-0
Taylor Mikesell	Ohio State	Guard	5-11
Diamond Miller	Maryland	Guard	6-3
Tishara Morehouse	FGCU	Guard	5-3
Alexis Morris	LSU	Guard	5-6
Sonya Morris	Texas	Guard	5-10
Amoria Neal-Tysor	Mercer	Guard	5-6
Trinity Oliver	Washington	Guard	5-10
Aaliyah Patty	Texas A&M	Forward	6-3
Shaina Pellington	Arizona	Guard	5-8
Lasha Petree	Purdue	Guard	6-0
Destiney Philoxy	Massachusetts	Guard	5-7
Elisa Pinzan	Maryland	Guard	5-8
Ashten Prechtel	Stanford	Forward	6-5
Cate Reese	Arizona	Forward	6-2
Taylor Robertson	Oklahoma	Guard	6-0
Paige Robinson	Illinois State	Guard	5-11
Victaria Saxton	South Carolina	Forward	6-2
Bre’Amber Scott	Texas Tech	Guard	5-11
Myah Selland	South Dakota State	Forward	6-1
Maddy Siegrist	Villanova	Forward	6-2
Kadi Sissoko	USC	Forward	6-2
Ahlana Smith	Mississippi State	Guard	5-9
Brittney Smith	Georgia	Forward	6-3
Madisen Smith	West Virginia	Guard	5-5
Stephanie Soares	Iowa State	Forward/Center	6-6
Taylor Soule	Virginia Tech	Forward	5-11
E’Lease Stafford	Missouri-Kansas City	Guard/Forward	6-0
Asia Strong	Syracuse	Forward	6-2
Cameron Swartz	Georgia Tech	Guard	5-11
Myah Taylor	Mississippi	Guard	5-7
Kayana Traylor	Virginia Tech	Guard	5-9
Elena Tsineke	South Florida	Guard	5-7
Haley Van Dyke	Washington	Forward	6-1
Audrey Warren	Georgia	Guard/Forward	5-9
Keishana Washington	Drexel	Guard	5-7
Kaela Webb	FGCU	Guard	5-6
LaDazhia Williams	LSU	Forward	6-4
Madi Williams	Oklahoma	Forward	5-11
Zakiyah Winfield	Buffalo	Guard	5-7
Bendu Yeaney	Oregon State	Guard	5-10

In addition, four players have rescinded their prior decisions to opt-in for the draft and have removed their names from consideration: Esmery Martinez (Arizona), Charisma Osborne (UCLA), Sedona Prince (Oregon), Endyia Rogers (Oregon).

Since the NCAA granted, in 2021, every winter sport student-athlete an additional year of NCAA eligibility as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, intercollegiate women’s basketball players – even those who are finishing their senior year or graduate studies – may have remaining NCAA eligibility after the 2022-23 season. Accordingly, the WNBA and the WNBPA previously agreed on an opt-in process for NCAA players who are otherwise eligible for the 2023 WNBA Draft presented by State Farm.

Players who have exhausted all NCAA eligibility, including the additional year granted due to Covid-19, are not required to renounce in order to be available for selection in the 2023 WNBA Draft but are nonetheless encouraged to notify the WNBA of their intent to be eligible for the Draft and may therefore be included in this list. Eligible international players (as that term is defined in the Collective Bargaining Agreement) also are not required to opt in to the 2023 WNBA Draft in order to be selected.

During the WNBA Draft 2023 presented by State Farm on April 10, WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert will announce the draft picks live on ESPN with exclusive coverage beginning at 7 p.m. ET. The draft will also be available live on the ESPN App.

Top prospects will take part live in-person when the WNBA Draft presented by State Farm tips off at the acclaimed Spring Studios New York, located in the Tribeca section of Manhattan and the home to such iconic events as Fashion Week and The Tribeca Film Festival, serving as the venue for the evening’s events.

The Indiana Fever own the top pick in the WNBA Draft 2023 presented by State Farm.

Kamari