Golden State Warriors draft history includes notable West Virginia players
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Last updated Oct 2, 2026
The Golden State Warriors have drafted several players from West Virginia throughout their history. Key players include Ron Williams, a guard selected in the 1968 NBA Draft, who played five seasons with the team. Other draftees include Lloyd Sharrar and Dave Reaser, who were also selected but did not make the team. The examination of these players highlights the Warriors' drafting strategies over the years and their efforts to recruit talent from varying collegiate programs.
- •Ron Williams was drafted 9th overall in 1968 and played five seasons.
- •Lloyd Sharrar, drafted in 1958, did not make the team.
- •Dave Reaser was taken in 1968 but also did not play for the Warriors.
- •Stan Boskovich was drafted in 1976 and did not make the roster.
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