2025 NBA Draft Tracker: Cooper Flagg taken first overall, Australians wait.

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Follow live: Duke Blue Devils superstar Cooper Flagg, the teammate of Australian projected second round draft pick Tyrese Proctor, has been taken with the first pick in the 2025 NBA Draft today (June 26, 2025) at Barclays Centre in Brooklyn, New York.

Flagg, 18, was selected by the Dallas Mavericks. He joins All-NBA superstar Anthony Davis and potential Australian Boomers guard Kyrie Irving when he returns from injury. Flagg is the youngest player in the 2025 Draft.

Five Australians have declared for the 2025 NBA Draft and their life-long dreams of playing at the highest level are within reach.

• Alex Toohey (NBL)
• Rocco Zikarsky (NBL)
• Lachlan Olbrich (NBL)
• Tyrese Proctor (NCAA)
• Reyne Smith (NCAA)

basketball.com.au will track each draft pick as it happens today.

2025 NBA Draft Order of Selection

1. Dallas Mavericks: Cooper Flagg (Duke University) — Forward
2. San Antonio Spurs: Dylan Harper (Rutgers University) — Guard
3. Philadelphia 76ers: VJ Edgecombe (Baylor University) — Guard
4. Charlotte Hornets: Kon Knueppel (Duke University) — Forward / Wing
5. Utah Jazz: Ace Bailey (Rutgers University) — Forward / Wing
6. Washington Wizards: Tre Johnson (University of Texas) — Guard
7. New Orleans Pelicans: Jeremiah Fears (University of Oklahoma) — Guard
8. Brooklyn Nets: Egor Demin (BYU) — Guard
9. Toronto Raptors: Collin Murray-Boyles (South Carolina) — Guard
10. Phoenix Suns (from Houston in the Kevin Durant trade via Phoenix via Brooklyn): Khaman Maluach (Duke University) — Centre
11. Portland Trailblazers: Cedric Coward (Washington State) — Forward / Wing. Traded immediately to Memphis Grizzlies
12. Chicago Bulls:
13. Atlanta Hawks (from Sacramento):
14. San Antonio Spurs (from Atlanta):
15. Oklahoma City Thunder (from Miami via the LA Clippers):
16. Memphis Grizzlies (from Orlando):
17. Minnesota Timberwolves (from Detroit via New York, Oklahoma City, and Houston):
18. Washington Wizards (from Memphis):
19. Brooklyn Nets (From Milwaukee via New York, Detroit, Portland, and New Orleans):
20. Miami Heat (from Golden State):
21. Utah Jazz (from Minnesota):
22. Atlanta Hawks (from Los Angeles Lakers via New Orleans):
23. New Orleans Pelicans (from Indiana):
24. Oklahoma City Thunder (from LA Clippers):
25. Orlando Magic (from Denver):
26. Brooklyn Nets (from New York):
27. Brooklyn Nets (from Houston):
28. Boston Celtics:
29. Charlotte Hornets (from Cleveland via Utah. Pick traded to Hornets for Mark Williams today):
30. LA Clippers (from Oklahoma City):
    
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31. Minnesota Timberwolves (from Utah)
32. Boston Celtics (from Washington via Detroit and Brooklyn)
33. Charlotte Hornets
34. Charlotte Hornets (from New Orleans via San Antonio, Phoenix, and Memphis)
35. Philadelphia 76ers
36. Brooklyn Nets
37. Detroit Pistons (from Toronto via Dallas and San Antonio)
38. Indiana Pacers (from San Antonio Spurs)
39. Toronto Raptors (from Portland via Sacramento)
40. Washington Wizards (from Phoenix)
41. Golden State Warriors (from Miami via Brooklyn and Indiana)
42. Sacramento Kings (from Chicago via San Antonio)
43. Utah Jazz (from Dallas)
44. Oklahoma City Thunder (from Atlanta)
45. Chicago Bulls (from Sacramento)
46. Orlando Magic
47. Milwaukee Bucks (from Detroit via Washington)
48. Memphis Grizzlies (from Golden State via Washington and Brooklyn)
49. Cleveland Cavaliers (from Milwaukee)
50. New York Knicks (from Memphis via Oklahoma City and Boston)
51. LA Clippers (from Minnesota via Atlanta and Houston)
52. Phoenix Suns (from Denver via Charlotte and Minnesota)
53. Utah Jazz (from the LA Clippers via Los Angeles Lakers)
54. Indiana Pacers
55. Los Angeles Lakers
56. Memphis Grizzlies (from Houston)
57. Orlando Magic (from Boston)
58. Cleveland Cavalier
59. Houston Rockets (from Oklahoma City via Atlanta)