Lilly Women’s College All-Star Game and Combine Continues to Produce WNBA Talent Pipeline

Lilly Women’s College All-Star Game and Combine Continues to Produce WNBA Talent Pipeline

April 20, 2026

CHICAGO (April 20, 2026) – The Lilly Women’s College All-Star Game and Combine continues to strengthen its role as a key step on the path to the WNBA, with 25 players from the 2024, 2025 and 2026 events now connected to WNBA organizations through draft selections, training camp opportunities and professional signings.

That group includes three players from the 2024 event, eight players from the 2025 class, including two from the Lilly Women’s College All-Star Combine, and 14 players from the 2026 class, marking the largest single-year total yet for the event.

2026

PlayerWNBA Organization
Darianna Littlepage-BuggsWashington Mystics
Kara DunnPhoenix Mercury
Bella FontleroyAtlanta Dream
Yarden GarzonPhoenix Mercury
Chance GrayLos Angeles Sparks
Nyla HarrisWashington Mystics
Christeen IwualaWashington Mystics
Ra Shaya KyleMinnesota Lynx
Elle LadineSeattle Storm
Bailey MaupinGolden State Valkyries
Ndjakalenga MwenentandaGolden State Valkyries
Laila PheliaAtlanta Dream
Ny’Cera PryorNew York Liberty
Jessica TimmonsIndiana Fever

2025

PlayerWNBA Organization
Madison HayesConnecticut Sun
Jordan HobbsChicago Sky
Megan McConnellIndiana Fever
Lucy OlsenWashington Mystics
Madison ScottWashington Mystics
Shyanne SellersDallas Wings
Makayla TimpsonIndiana Fever
Harmoni TurnerConnecticut Sun

2024

PlayerWNBA Organization
Mackenzie HolmsSeattle Storm
Jaylyn SherrodMinnesota Lynx
Sydney TaylorChicago Sky

Among WNBA teams represented, the Washington Mystics lead the way with five players across the three-year span, while the Indiana Fever, Chicago Sky, Connecticut Sun, Minnesota Lynx, Phoenix Mercury and Seattle Storm each account for multiple player connections.

The Lilly Women’s College All-Star Game and Combine annually showcases many of the nation’s top women’s college basketball players in front of professional scouts, coaches and decision-makers. Through on-court competition, skill evaluation and direct exposure, the event continues to serve as an important platform for players pursuing careers at the next level.

For more information on the Lilly Women’s College All-Star Game, visit www.womenscollegeallstar.com.