Georgia Amoore’s dream of playing in the WNBA finally came true when she was selected 6th overall by the Washington Mystics in the 2025 WNBA Draft. Amoore’s journey to the pros has been nothing short of remarkable, with the talented guard playing for Virginia Tech before joining the Kentucky Wildcats under the guidance of Coach Kenny Brooks.

Amoore’s impressive skills on the court have made her a standout player in the SEC, leading the conference in scoring and assists. Her ability to control the game’s tempo and make smart decisions under pressure has drawn comparisons to WNBA stars like Sue Bird and Sabrina Ionescu. As a dynamic point guard, Amoore excels at directing her team’s offense and creating scoring opportunities for her teammates.

Born in Ballarat, Australia, Amoore’s passion for basketball was evident from a young age. She grew up playing multiple sports, including Australian rules football, before focusing on basketball at 17. Her impressive performance at the youth level earned her a spot on the Australian national under-16 team, where she won a gold medal at the 2017 FIBA U16 Women’s Asian Championship.

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Georgia Amoore. Shootaround. Photo by Morgan Simmons | UK Athletics

Amoore’s college career was marked by numerous accolades, including being named first-team All-ACC and All-SEC, as well as a 2-time All-American. She became the all-time assist leader in Virginia Tech basketball history and led Kentucky to important victories, showcasing her clutch performances. With her exceptional court vision, pinpoint passing, and deadly shooting accuracy, Amoore is poised to make an immediate impact in the WNBA.

Amoore was wearing a custom outfit by Denver Nuggets point guard Russell Westbrook, her fashion sense has undoubtedly made a statement. As she embarks on her professional journey, Amoore’s unique blend of scoring and playmaking abilities will undoubtedly make her a fan favorite.

To End My Georgia Amoore Rant

The Washington Mystics made some notable picks in the draft, selecting Sonia Citron 3rd overall and Kiki Iriafen 4th overall to go with Georgia Amoore. These talented players will make a young and exciting core on the roster, looking to make a splash in the WNBA. Meanwhile, Amoore is eager to showcase her skills and contribute to the team’s success.

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