Women’s Basketball: TCU guard Madison Conner selected by Seattle Storm in third round of WNBA Draft

The nation’s top 3-point shooter was chosen 29th overall, the second Horned Frog selected in Monday

After going 20 years with no players being selected in the WNBA Draft, TCU Women’s Basketball had multiple players picked in a single Draft for the first time in program history when the Seattle Storm selected Horned Frogs guard Madison Conner in the Third Round on Monday night, No. 29 overall.

Joining the Horned Frogs ahead of the 2023-24 season after three seasons with the Arizona Wildcats, Conner flourished in the Mark Campbell system. The Chandler, AZ native hit the century mark for made 3-pointers each of her two years in Fort Worth, setting the TCU single season record for most made 3FGs the first year and breaking it again this past season, draining 128 shots from beyond the arc.

The First Team All-Big 12 sharpshooter is joined in the Storm draft class by fellow Big 12 First Teamer Serena Sundell of Kansas State, as well as Dominique Malonga of France and Jordan Hobbs from Michigan. Seattle opens the 2025 regular season at the Phoenix Mercury on May 17. Conner will face off vs. TCU teammate Hailey Van Lith and the Chicago Sky on July 24, August 18, and August 30.