Sam Richmond | NCAA.com | April 14, 2016 UConn women's basketball: Huskies make history in WNBA Draft Breanna Stewart, Moriah Jefferson and Morgan Tuck won four championships at UConn. Share The UConn women's basketball program has made history once again. Nine days after UConn became the first women's team to win four championships in a row, the Huskies became the first program to have three of their players selected to start the WNBA Draft. The Seattle Storm led the draft off by selecting Breanna Stewart, followed by the San Antonio Stars taking Moriah Jefferson and the Connecticut Sun selecting Morgan Tuck. The huskies go 1,2,3 in #WDraft16! pic.twitter.com/OwhXJH21Uz — WNBA (@WNBA) April 14, 2016 How 'bout that #WNBADraft Board?! #MOREHistoryMade #bleedblue #HuskiesForever #Huskies123 pic.twitter.com/iKNTFXlRBH — UConn Women's Hoops (@UConnWBB) April 14, 2016 And @M_Tuck3 goes No. 3! First time in @WNBA Draft history that teammates went 1, 2, 3. Wow! pic.twitter.com/J69PvZvKz9 — UConn Women's Hoops (@UConnWBB) April 14, 2016 It should come as little surprise to see Stewart, Jefferson and Tuck make their mark like this. The trio will go down as the most accomplished senior class ever in women's basketball. They became the first class to win four championships and set a record with 151 career wins. UConn has built an incredible dynasty under coach Geno Auriemma, and Thursday's draft serves as the latest proof. College basketball teams with the most WNBA 1st-round draft picks Connecticut leads all women's college basketball programs with 25 players taken in the first round of the WNBA draft. READ MORE The 50 states, ranked by the total number of men's basketball championships Here's every state, ranked by how many men's basketball national championships each school has won. READ MORE UConn women's basketball: Players, stats, records, historic moments from Huskies dynasty Here's everything you need to know about the UConn women's basketball dynasty, including rosters, stats, records, key moments and quotes. READ MORE