2006 Draft Database uploaded
Tuesday 25 January 2005
For future reference - top prospects for the 2006 collegiate draft. Feel free to suggest additions.
Point guard:
Cappie Pondexter, Rutgers, 5'9"
Nina Norman, Texas, 5'6"
Alexis Kendrick, Georgia, 5'7"
Erin Grant, Texas Tech, 5'7"
Kim Wilburn, Ohio State, 5'6"
Tasha Crain, Louisiana Tech, 5'7"
Megan Duffy, Notre Dame, 5'7"
Shona Thorburn, Utah, 5'10"
Latoya Bond, Missouri, 5'7"
Melanie Boeglin, Indiana State, 5'6"
Carolyn Kieger, Marquette, 5'6"
Sakellie Daniels, Charlotte, 5'7"
Combo guard/2 guard:
Nikki Blue, UCLA, 5'9"
Sherill Baker, Georgia, 5'8"
Ann Strother, Connecticut, 6'2"
Shanna Zolman, Tennessee, 5'10"
Tiffany Porter-Talbert, Western Kentucky, 5'7"
Kari Koch, Southwest Missouri State, 5'8"
Jessica Foley, Duke, 6'0"
Sheana Moore, UNLV, 5'7"
Cotelia Bond-Young, Wake Forest, 5'7"
Crystal Smith, Iowa, 5'6"
Lindsay Bowen, Michigan State, 5'7"
Lisa Willis, UCLA, 5'11"
Erica Hallman, Kansas, 5'9"
Scholanda Hoston, LSU, 5'10"
Wing/forward:
Seimone Augustus, Louisiana State, 6'1"
Monique Currie, Duke, 6'0"
Tamara James, Miami-Florida, 5'9"
Barbara Turner, Connecticut, 5'11"
Latangela Atkinson, North Carolina, 6'1"
Kim Smith, Utah, 6'0"
Sophia Young, Baylor, 6'1"
Tara Boothe, Xavier, 6'1"
Emily Faurholt, Idaho, 5'11"
Latoya Davis, Texas Tech, 6'1"
Liz Shimek, Michigan State, 6'1"
Liad Suez, Villanova, 6'2"
Brooke Queenan, Boston College, 6'2"
Ambrosia Anderson, BYU, 6'1"
Jenny DeMuth, Indiana, 5'10"
Post:
Khara Smith, 6'2", DePaul
Mistie Williams, 6'3", Duke
Tye'sha Fluker, 6'5", Tennessee
Candice Dupree, 6'2", Temple
Michelle Campbell, 6'2", Rutgers
Debbie Merrill, 6'1", Ohio State
Tiffany Stansbury, 6'3", North Carolina State
Crystal Kemp, 6'2", Kansas
Marita Payne, 6'5", Auburn
Zane Teilane, 6'7", Western Illinois
Christelle N'Garsanet, 6'3", Missouri
Kristen Kovesdy, 6'3", Arizona State


Comments
Lindsey Harding has two years of eligibility remaining, after being suspended for this year. She will be in the Class of 2007.
Posted by: Barry | Saturday 29 January 2005
Michelle Campbell, a 6'2 forward for RU, is also an excellent prospect. This year she's finally living up to her tremendous potential, averaging around 12ppg and 6rpg on 58% shooting from the field. Her numbers would be higher, but because of the lack of height on RU, she's been forced to play a lot of 5. Next year, when RU brings in all-american 6'4 freshmen Kia Vaughn, she should be able to slide to the 4 and become much more productive.
Posted by: sammy | Sunday 30 January 2005
Hmm I forgot about Campbell. She's definitely someone who should be on there.
Good point about Harding but I'll wait for a bit until changing that.
Posted by: Insane Platypus | Tuesday 01 February 2005
look for Kari Koch in '06, a junior this year slowed down by knee injury,but looks to take over next year. Kari scored 14 on Tameka Johnson in her first full game back this year. She can play the 1 or 2 gaurd, though undersized she's even played the 3. SWMoSt. should be in tourney check out this complete player. VERY UNSELFISH.
Posted by: Greg | Tuesday 01 March 2005
I'd add Megan Duffy from Notre Dame to the point guard list. She was an honorable mention Kodak All-American this season and ranked among national leaders in free throw percentage, assists and steals. They don't run any plays for her but she's also their second leading scorer and a strong outside shooter — the only one on the team, really.
Posted by: Anonymous | Thursday 14 April 2005
Brooke Smith, 6'3 Center, Stanford
Posted by: Anonymous | Tuesday 19 April 2005
I think Aya Traore from Purdue University is also an excellent player. She Average 20 ppg in her JC but was forced to red Shirt after she tore her PCL her first year. She also saw limited action last year due to a scope she had earlier in September. Look for her this coming year.
Posted by: Love | Friday 05 August 2005
I saw that Stansbury of N C State is classified as a senior this year. If she is eligible for the draft she should go high. Beka Brunson like athlete, with ACC comp. Also at 6'2" is a big for this class. Will Brook Smith come out in a week post year?
Also Simmonds from George Washington U. (In D.C) 6'2".
Posted by: ART | Wednesday 24 August 2005
Two comments/corrections for the Baylor University Lady Bears:
You list Sophia Young at 5'11" but Baylor's roster shows her at 6'1", which sounds right to me, having seen her in person here in Seattle.
Bernice Mosby will sit out 2005-2006 at Baylor, then play one year. She's listed here as 6'2", while Baylor has her at just 6'1".
Posted by: Carol Anne | Sunday 28 August 2005
Sakellie Daniels, UNC Charlotte
Watch out for her...she's a quick 2 guard with skills.
Posted by: Anonymous | Saturday 22 October 2005
Sakellie Daniels, UNC Charlotte
Watch out for her...she's a quick 2 guard with skills.
Posted by: Jill | Saturday 22 October 2005
Jack Daniels, Tennessee.
Watch out for her... she's smooth, strong, and I guarantee anyone who's gone head to head with her all night will be feeling it the next morning.
Posted by: M_Kilzer | Monday 14 November 2005
I think Ashley Haynes from Austin Peay should be added. She's a sleeper pick like Feenstra was last season. A 5-11 wing whose currently averaging 13.5 boards a game.
Also add..
Lisa Willis, 5-11, G, from UCLA
Ambrosia Anderson, 6-2, F, from BYU
Melanie Boeglin, 5-11, PG, from Indiana St.
Zane Teilane, 6-7, C, Western Illinois
Krista Rappahahn, 6-1, G/F, Stanford
All could be 2nd or 3rd round picks based on their current stats.
Posted by: Todd | Friday 23 December 2005
ZANE TEILANE, 6-7, C, Western Illinois
Posted by: La | Tuesday 03 January 2006
O, Yeah!
Zane Teilane is an incredible player!
6'7" Height
51 % field
74 % free
9,8 rb
1,5 stl
3,6 (!) as
4,3 (!) blk
16,0 pts
Zane Teilane rulzz!
Posted by: WNBA Scout | Sunday 08 January 2006
PLEASE ADD Melanie Boeglin to your list. She's a 5-11 PG from Indiana St. Her stats are:
18.2 ppg
8.1 apg
4.6 rpg
3.3 spg
I see her as a second round pick.
Posted by: Todd | Tuesday 31 January 2006
I would first like to say thank you for having this site available for us who enjoy womens basketball. Your mock draft is food for thought and very interesting. I will post my mock in the next week or so and would love your input. I do have a few things I would like to respond to on earlier posts...
1. Zane Teilane - I have watched her twice this season. She played against Jessica Davenport at Ohio State at the start of the season and was average. Keep in mind, Jessica is 2 inches shorter than she is and dominated Zane. Zane needs to add some weight to play at the next level, because she hasn't seen the likes of Sylvia Fowles.
2. Melanie Boeglin - Very solid player. With that said, inflated numbers against subpar talent is neither impressive nor draft worthy. Late third round or camp invitee at best. I'm sure if we research Melanie has a brother named Todd...
3. Debbie Merrill - It must be very hard to go from the scorer at Cincy, then go to OSU to play in an offense geared at getting Davenport the ball in the post almost to a fault. Debbie is able to elevate her other numbers and until Sunday she was on a pretty good run. She finishes the season playing against Michigan St. and Purdue and could face one or both of the them in the Big Ten tournament. She will need to have some monster games to push her stock into the first round. If the season ended today she would probably land in Detroit(17) or maybe Chicago(20). I do feel she will be an asset to whoever she goes to, quite possibly a steal...
Keep up the work Platypus and we need more food for thought.......
The Guru...
Posted by: The Guru | Wednesday 01 February 2006
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Posted by: Brook | Tuesday 14 February 2006
Sholanda Hoston of LSU has a great allround game and I would include her.
Posted by: mannman | Tuesday 14 February 2006
I'm so HAPPY for Sakellie Daniels, she's my first cousin and ever since (Kellie)learned how to walk around three years old the girl was carrying a basketball, knowing that she grew up around alot of boys and her brothers, she was going to be a great basketball player oneday everyone said.. I'm maybe seven years older than her, and at that time when she was in the sixth grade I couldnt handle her on the court at her home, in Raeford NC because she broke ankles and all.
Im HAPPY for Her and MAY GOD continue to BLESS her.... And Keep you head up (KELLIE).
Posted by: NNeka | Thursday 02 March 2006
Nina Norman of Texas has opted to not enter the WNBA.
Posted by: Todd | Friday 03 March 2006
If MSU G Kari Koch is on there Lady Bears G/F Sarah Klaasen has to be there also........
Posted by: Eric | Thursday 09 March 2006
MELANIE BOEGLIN??? Neither impressive nor draft worthy?? "I'm sure if we research" people who dont know what theyre talkin about itd tell you that numbers dont always mean success...Shes a complete player, there is literally nothing on the floor she cant do and she is a 365/24/7 worker. She practices at least 2 times a day 365 days per year and shes is MORE than a leader in the locker room and on the floor, i tend to remember another Sycamore who didnt have all the talent but worked harder than anyone, uh, LARRY BIRD maybe...YOU CANT REPLACE TRUE LEADERSHIP AND THAT KIND OF WORK ETHIC WITH ALL THE TALENT IN THE WORLD. DRAFT HER OR DONT, WNBA's loss
Posted by: Eric | Thursday 09 March 2006
i think that kamesha hairston who is a guard on Temple will be a good 2007 draft prospect. she is good enough to go in the second or third round this year. She is not afraid to make plays. She helps candice lead the team and keep them in order.
Posted by: cordell | Saturday 18 March 2006
what about Maryland???
I think Shay Doron is a great potential for second round guard
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