List of Georgetown Hoyas in the NBA and WNBA Drafts

Patrick Ewing was the first Georgetown Hoyas player selected with the first overall pick in an NBA Draft.

The Georgetown Hoyas, representing Georgetown University, have had 42 players picked in the NBA Draft. Two Hoyas were the NBA first overall draft picks: Patrick Ewing in 1985 and Allen Iverson in 1996. Alonzo Mourning was the second overall pick in the 1992 draft.^[1] Other alumni have gone undrafted, but entered the NBA later, such as Jaren Jackson in 1989, and Henry Sims and Chris Wright in 2013.^[2]^[3]

Player selection

NBA Draft

Year	Round	Pick^[4]	Overall	Name	Team
2013	1	3	3	Porter, OttoOtto Porter	Washington Wizards
2010	1	7	7	Monroe, GregGreg Monroe	Detroit Pistons
2009	2	5	35	Summers, DaJuanDaJuan Summers	Detroit Pistons
2008	1	17	17	Hibbert, RoyRoy Hibbert	Indiana Pacers
2008	2	13	42	Ewing, Patrick 2Patrick Ewing, Jr.	Sacramento Kings
2007	1	5	5	Green, JeffJeff Green	Boston Celtics
2003	1	9	9	Sweetney, MikeMike Sweetney	New York Knicks
2001	2	21	50	Boumtje-Boumtje, RubenRuben Boumtje-Boumtje	Portland Trail Blazers
1998	2	14	43	White, JahidiJahidi White	Washington Wizards
1996	1	1	1	Iverson, AllenAllen Iverson	Philadelphia 76ers
1996	1	26	26	Williams, JeromeJerome Williams	Detroit Pistons
1996	2	1	30	Harrington, OthellaOthella Harrington	Houston Rockets
1995	2	29	58	Reid, DonDon Reid	Detroit Pistons
1992	1	2	2	Mourning, AlonzoAlonzo Mourning	Charlotte Hornets
1991	1	4	4	Mutombo, DikembeDikembe Mutombo	Denver Nuggets
1987	1	4	4	Williams, ReggieReggie Williams	Los Angeles Clippers
1986	2	20	44	Wingate, DavidDavid Wingate	Philadelphia 76ers
1986	2	23	47	Jackson, MichaelMichael Jackson	New York Knicks
1986	4	6	76	Graham, MichaelMichael Graham	Seattle SuperSonics
1986	7	3	142	Dalton, RalphRalph Dalton	Cleveland Cavaliers
1985	1	1	1	Ewing, PatrickPatrick Ewing	New York Knicks
1985	2	2	26	Martin, BillBill Martin	Indiana Pacers
1984	5	1	94	Smith, GeneGene Smith	Indiana Pacers
1984	9	11	195	Brown, FredFred Brown	Atlanta Hawks
1982	1	13	13	Floyd, SleepySleepy Floyd	New Jersey Nets
1982	4	10	79	Smith, EricEric Smith	Portland Trail Blazers
1982	8	23	184	Spriggs, EdEd Spriggs	Boston Celtics
1981	10	6	209	Frazier, MikeMike Frazier	Atlanta Hawks
1980	1	19	19	Duren, JohnJohn Duren	Utah Jazz
1980	2	5	28	Shelton, CraigCraig Shelton	Atlanta Hawks
1980	8	16	176	Dutch, AlAl Dutch	Seattle SuperSonics
1979	10	18	202	Martin, SteveSteve Martin	Washington Bullets
1978	4	11	77	Jackson, DerrickDerrick Jackson	Golden State Warriors
1978	7	14	145	Hopkins, EdEd Hopkins	Washington Bullets
1976	8	15	137	Wilson, MerlinMerlin Wilson	Washington Bullets
1972	4	16	63	White, ArtArt White	Milwaukee Bucks
1970	16	3	225	Favorite, PaulPaul Favorite	Cincinnati Royals
1969	11	8	149	Supple, JimJim Supple	Cincinnati Royals
1967	2	2	14	Sullivan, SteveSteve Sullivan	Detroit Pistons
1967	8	7	86	Holloendoner, FrankFrank Holloendoner	Cincinnati Royals
1964	10	1	78	Christy, JimJim Christy	New York Knicks
1962	7	5	57	Sharpenter, BobBob Sharpenter	Syracuse Nationals
Active players Top overall pick

WNBA Draft

Year	Round	Pick^[5]	Overall	Name	Team
2013	2	2	14	Rodgers, SugarSugar Rodgers^[6]	Minnesota Lynx
2004	1	10	10	Brunson, RebekkahRebekkah Brunson^[7]	Sacramento Monarchs
2001	4	14	62	Smrcka-Duffy, KatieKatie Smrcka-Duffy^[8]	Sacramento Monarchs
Active players Top overall pick

References

↑ "Hoyas in the Pros". Georgetown Hoyas. 2008. Retrieved December 8, 2010.
↑ Graham, Glenn (March 3, 2013). "Mount St. Joseph grad Henry Sims signs 10-day contract with Hornets". The Baltimore Sun. Retrieved March 3, 2013.
↑ Stein, Marc (March 10, 2013). "Sources: Mavs to sign PG Chris Wright". ESPNDallas.com. Retrieved March 12, 2013.
↑ "NBA Draft Index". Basketball Reference. 2013. Retrieved March 12, 2013.
↑ "All-Time WNBA Draft List". WNBA. 2012. Retrieved April 16, 2013.
↑ "Minnesota takes Suffolk's Rodgers in WNBA draft". The Virginian-Pilot. April 16, 2013. Retrieved April 16, 2013.
↑ "Full Draft Board". WNBA. 2004. Retrieved March 12, 2013.
↑ "Georgetown's Smrcka-Duffy Selected by Sacramento in the WNBA Draft". Georgetown Hoyas. April 20, 2001. Retrieved April 16, 2013.

External links

Georgetown Hoyas official site
NBA official site

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