Here is the full and complete 2019 NWSL Draft order as of 9:00 a.m. EST on Monday, December 31, 2018. The draft will be held Thursday, January 10 at 12:00 p.m. EST in Chicago. Streaming details will be announced soon.

1st Round

1. Chicago Red Stars (from Utah Royals FC)

2. Sky Blue FC

3. Sky Blue FC (from Washington Spirit)

4. Washington Spirit (from Orlando Pride)

5. North Carolina Courage (from Houston Dash)

6. Chicago Red Stars

7. Chicago Red Stars (from Seattle Reign FC)

8. Washington Spirit (from Portland Thorns FC)

9. North Carolina Courage (from North Carolina Courage via Seattle Reign FC)

note: Utah Royals FC given No. 1 overall pick as part of franchise agreement

2nd Round

10. Sky Blue FC

11. Sky Blue FC (from Washington Spirit)

12. Houston Dash (from Orlando Pride)

13. Houston Dash

14. North Carolina Courage (from Utah Royals FC)

15. Chicago Red Stars

16. Houston Dash (from Seattle Reign FC via North Carolina Courage)

17. Portland Thorns FC

18. Houston Dash (from North Carolina Courage)

3rd Round

19. Sky Blue FC

20. Washington Spirit

21. Houston Dash (from Orlando Pride)

22. Houston Dash

23. Utah Royals FC

24. Chicago Red Stars

25. Orlando Pride (from Seattle Reign FC)

26. Chicago Red Stars (from Portland Thorns FC)

27. Utah Royals FC (from North Carolina Courage)

4th Round

28. Sky Blue FC

29. Washington Spirit

30. Orlando Pride

31. Washington Spirit (from Houston Dash)

32. Utah Royals FC

33. Chicago Red Stars

34. Sky Blue FC (from Seattle Reign FC)

35. Portland Thorns FC

36. North Carolina Courage

W-League Ladder

Australia

W

L

D

GF

GA

PTS Melbourne Victory 5 2 1 16 12 16 Adelaide United 4 1 3 14 12 15 Brisbane Roar 4 2 2 12 12 14 Perth Glory 3 1 4 20 14 13 Melbourne City FC 3 3 1 12 12 10 Sydney FC 3 4 0 17 13 9 Canberra United 2 3 3 11 13 9 Newcastle Jets 2 4 1 8 11 7 Western Sydney Wanderers 0 6 1 4 15 1

The latest: Natasha Dowie’s double fired Melbourne Victory to the top of the ladder with a 2-1 win over Perth Glory. Dowie also went level with Sam Kerr and Veronica Latkso for the league goal-scoring lead with eight. Kerr assisted on Rachel Hill’s goal for Perth who took their first loss of the season and fell from first to fourth. Week 9 concludes with a New Year’s Day match between Western City Wanderers and Melbourne City FC. Stay tuned after that for Tim Grainey’s week in review.