The PWHL Draft will be the first chance for NCAA and USports players to find a home in the new pro women's league. Here's a look at the top 35 prospects available.

The PWHL Draft is slated to take place September 18 in Toronto, with the Minnesota franchise picking first overall, followed by Toronto, Boston, New York, Ottawa, and Montreal. The order of the draft will reverse each round.

While the draft will feature many veterans professional players, it is also the first opportunity teams will have to acquire graduating NCAA and USports players. Several players who may have joined the new league have headed to Europe including Emma Seitz, Anneke Linser, Lauren Dabrowski, Tatum Amy, Cami Kronish, Noemi Neubauerová, Emily Rickwood, Emily Pinto, and several other European products.

Here's a look at the top 30 NCAA and USports players eligible for the 2023 PWHL Draft.

Top 30 NCAA and USports players for the 2023 PWHL Draft:

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