NEW YORK – The Northern Arizona Suns selected Anthony Lawrence II (6-7, 210, Miami) with the first overall pick of the 2019 NBA G League Draft on Saturday afternoon.  Throughout Lawrence’s four years at the University of Miami, the 23-year-old started 81 of 130 career games and averaged 8.0 points, 4.7 rebounds and 2.0 assists.

The Sioux Falls Skyforce drafted Trey Mourning (6-9, 220, Georgetown) with the second overall pick.  The Texas Legends took Madit Tieny Dak (6-11, 200, South Sudan) with the third overall selection.  The Westchester Knicks chose Tyler Hall (6-5, 209, Montana State) with the fourth overall selection and the Iowa Wolves selected Trevon Duval (6-3, 186, Duke) with the fifth overall pick.

Hall, Cameron Lard (11^th overall selection, College Park Skyhawks) and Alex Stein (12^th overall selection, Canton Charge) headline the 11 of 28 first-round selections that appeared at the 2019 NBA G League Player Invitational in August at the Quest Multisport Complex in Chicago.

Six International players from six countries were selected in this year’s draft, including three first-round selections: Madit Tieny Dak of South Sudan (third overall selection, Texas Legends), NBA veteran Hasheem Thabeet of Tanzania (18^th overall selection, Fort Wayne Mad Ants) and Matt Kenyon of Australia (19^th overall selection, Capital City Go-Go).

NBA G League training camp rosters will be comprised of players drafted today, along with returning, affiliate, NBA Draft rights and local tryout players and cannot exceed 15 total players, not including players signed to NBA Two-Way contracts.  Teams had to make a minimum of two player selections in today’s Draft and all players who were selected must be invited to training camp.

For the ninth consecutive year, the Draft was conducted at the NBA G League headquarters in New York City.

Full results from the 2019 NBA G League Draft are below.

ROUND ONE

1. Northern Arizona – Anthony Lawrence II
2. Sioux Falls – Trey Mourning
3. Texas – Madit Tieny Dak
4. Westchester – Tyler Hall
5. Iowa – Trevon Duval
6. Austin – Isaiah Reese
7. Capital City – Jalen Hudson
8. South Bay – Sheldon Mac
9. Canton – Alan Herndon
10. Lakeland – Michale Kyser
11. College Park – Cameron Lard
12. Canton – Alex Stein
13. College Park – Ronshad Shabazz
14. Greensboro – Demajeo Wiggins
15. Northern Arizona – Keljin Blevins
16. Erie – EC Matthews
17. Stockton – Marcus Graves
18. Fort Wayne – Hasheem Thabeet
19. Capital City – Matt Kenyon
20. Memphis – Shaqquan Aaron
21. Northern Arizona – Jahmal McMurray
22. Westchester – Kerwin Roach II
23. Texas – Tra Holder
24. Lakeland – Ryan Taylor
25. Oklahoma City – Wyatt Walker
26. South Bay – Kendarius Ash
27. Long Island – Miles Reynolds
28. Rio Grande Valley – Kavin Gilder-Tilbury

ROUND TWO

1. Northern Arizona – Passed
2. Wisconsin – Stephen Thompson
3. Wisconsin – Shannon Bogues
4. Maine – Wesley Person Jr.
5. Northern Arizona – Passed
6. Sioux Falls – Brandon Randolph
7. Salt Lake City – Shawn Occeus
8. Agua Caliente – Jaelan Sanford
9. Austin – Kaleb Johnson
10. Long Island – Myles Stephens
11. Wisconsin – Passed
12. South Bay – Chancellor Barnard
13. Santa Cruz – Vander Blue
14. Capital City – Tre Kelley
15. Santa Cruz – Jordan Brangers
16. Erie – Ryan Martin
17. Salt Lake City – Kyle Castlin
18. Delaware – Terrence Drisdom
19. College Park – Passed
20. Memphis – Jimond Ivey
21. Memphis – Asauhn Dixon-Tatum
22. Maine – T.J. Lang
23. Stockton – David Crisp
24. Lakeland – Passed
25. Oklahoma City – Courtney Alexander II
26. Santa Cruz – Passed
27. Grand Rapids – Anthony Lee
28. Rio Grande Valley – Daeshon Francis

ROUND THREE

1. Northern Arizona – Passed
2. Windy City – Lamous Brown
3. Wisconsin – Passed
4. Maine – Jay Wright
5. Salt Lake City – Shelton Mitchell
6. Austin – Passed
7. South Bay – Passed
8. Wisconsin – Passed
9. Canton – Passed
10. Fort Wayne – Nick Masterson
11. Sioux Falls – Jordan Swopshire
12. Greensboro – Max Montana
13. Raptors 905 – Leland King II
14. Capital City – Passed
15. Agua Caliente – Zack Rollins
16. Erie – Devin Watson
17. Salt Lake City – Conner Toolson
18. Capital City – Passed
19. Grand Rapids – Valentine Izundu
20. Delaware – Martaveous McKnight
21. Raptors 905 – Mike Parks Jr.
22. Raptors 905 – Mike Davis
23. Stockton – Isaiah Wright
24. Sioux Falls – Passed
25. Oklahoma City – Bazoumana Kone
26. Santa Cruz – Passed
27. Capital City – Passed
28. Oklahoma City – Passed 

ROUND FOUR

1. Northern Arizona – Passed
2. Delaware – Passed
3. Agua Caliente – Passed
4. Maine – Curtis Washington
5. Iowa – Ismaila Kane
6. Austin – Passed
7. South Bay – Passed
8. Delaware – Passed
9. Canton – Passed
10. Fort Wayne – Passed
11. Sioux Falls – Passed
12. Delaware – Passed
13. College Park – Passed
14. Windy City – Jordan Adams
15. Agua Caliente – Passed
16. Erie – Passed
17. Memphis – Passed
18. Windy City – Trey Phills
19. Grand Rapids – Passed
20. Memphis – Passed
21. Raptors 905 – Passed
22. Westchester – Passed
23. Stockton – TyQuane Goard
24. Lakeland – Passed
25. Oklahoma City – Passed
26. College Park – Passed
27. Long Island – Joe Cremo
28. Rio Grande Valley – Passed

About the NBA G League
The NBA’s official minor league, the NBA G League prepares players, coaches, officials, trainers and front-office staff for the NBA while acting as the league’s research and development laboratory.  Featuring 28 teams with direct affiliations with NBA franchises for the 2019-20 season, the league offers elite professional basketball at an affordable price in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere.  A record 42 percent of all NBA players at the start of the 2019-20 season boasted NBA G League experience.  In fostering the league’s connection to the community, its teams, players and staff promote health and wellness, support local needs and interests, and assist in educational development through NBA Cares programs.