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Seattle Storm History
The Seattle Storm are an American professional basketball team in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). Founded in 2000, the Storm have qualified for 19 of 25 postseasons and won four WNBA Championships, in 2004, 2010, 2018 and 2020. The Storm have built a sustained legacy with players such as 2022 Hall of Fame inductee Swin Cash, three-time WNBA MVP Lauren Jackson and three-time regular season assist leader Sue Bird. In 2015, the Storm drafted Jewell Lloyd at No. 1. She went on to be named Rookie of the Year, became a six-time All-Star and in 2023, won the Peak Performer Award for leading the league in scoring. The Storm’s subsequent No. 1 pick in 2016 was Breanna Stewart, who would win Rookie of the Year and MVP as a member of the Storm. In 2021, the Storm won the WNBA’s inaugural in-season Commissioner’s Cup.
Seattle Storm Team Info
Conference: Western
Team Colors: Thunder Green, Lightning Yellow, Bolt Green
Team Rivals: Phoenix Mercury, Los Angeles Sparks, Las Vegas Aces, Golden State Valkyries
Seattle Storm at Climate Pledge Arena
Climate Pledge Arena, home of the Seattle Storm, is located in the Seattle Center entertainment complex in downtown Seattle. Opened in 1962 as the Washington State Pavilion, Climate Pledge Arena has undergone several renovations, most recently between 2018 and 2022. The Storm are supported at home games by the team’s mascot, Doppler. Fans set a franchise attendance record at 18,100 for Sue Bird’s final regular season game in August 2023, then broke it again with 18,343 fans during a match-up against the Indiana Fever in May 2024.
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The schedule for the Seattle Storm’s 2025 basketball season can be found via the team’s website(Opens in new tab).
Tickets for the 2025 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Seattle Storm.
The Seattle Storm have made four appearances in the WNBA Finals, and have won four times (in 2004, 2010, 2018 and 2020).
All 13 teams compete in the WNBA Commissioner's Cup, which the Seattle Storm won in 2021. The league’s 2024 in-season tournament consists of six regular season games against each team’s conference opponents. Here’s a list of the Seattle Storm’s Commissioner's Cup matchups:
The Seattle Storm play at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington. The seating map for Climate Pledge Arena can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
Had a great time at our second Storm game - my 11 year old daughter was so excited by the whole thing, and the crowd was friendly and engaged throughout. We're looking forward to goingg gain.
My husband and 4 year old daughter attended the Father's Day Dads & Daughters Night at the Storm game and had a fantastic time. My daughter loved seeing the Storm dance team dancing with their dads - what a great idea! Our only complaint was the ticket pick-up process at Will Call - for some reason, the line was extremely long, which prevented them from seeing the pre-game introductions and festitivities. In the future, it would be great if those that have issues with picking up their tickets, be asked to go to a separate line to get further assistance. It caused a lot of headache for all those that just needed to show identification and pick-up their tickets.
Fantastic Storm WIN over the Minnesota Lynx. The Storm were having a rough start to the year and this win really is nice welcome home!
Key Arena is an awesome place to watch the WNBA and the Storm has amazing fans. This season opener game was alot of fun and had a great atmosphere!
Going to the Seattle Storm games are a fun and exciting experience for all ages. The Storm also got their first win this game so it made it even better :)
The only reason this is not 5-star is the fact that Lauren is not playing and, except for this game, the Storm are not very good right now. All in all, it's still a great environment for women's basketball.
The Seattle Storm was very impressive. It was non-stop action, excellent game playing ability, and lots of 3 pointers. There was varied entertainment besides the basketball to keep you entertained every minute. We had a great tasting meal before the game, including hot dogs with cream cheese and giant pretzels. All of this came together to make it a very enjoyable evening that we would recommend to anyone for a FUN family night out.
Growing pains are painful. This group of players is struggling to find consistency and down the stretch intensity. Unless they turn it around soon, we'll be out of the playoff chase long before Lauren returns. I hate to say it but I've actually thought it might not be all bad to go winless and get Britteny Griner.
The game was very enjoyable and exciting. The Storm dominated the first half but unfortunately things started to unravel toward the end. The lack of practice and game time together with so many newcomers started to show as fatigue took its toll on concentration and confidence. The thought occurred to me how much similar Sue Bird's on-court behavior is to that of Fred Brown's with the Sonics thirty years ago. WNBA basketball is every bit as exciting and the quality of play the equal to the men's game--it's a sorry thing that these athletes don't get paid as much as the guys. We were also reminded what a great place Key Arena is for hoops. The NBA's demand for a new one never made sense.
I was bummed that the Storm did not WIN! They had a let down in the 4th quarter that lead to a resurgence for the Sparks . . . and we could not stem the onslaught. Hoping that the ladies start to gel and get some wins!
I love both the Storm and the Sparks, so I wasn't going to be disappointed in the outcome regardless. But sitting with some friends who are Seattle fans, who were overconfidently crowing in the first half, made the Sparks' win that much sweeter.
Excellent seats and game!! I recommend Seattle Storms games to anyone..
Event was great. Now I understand what home court advantage is...even though the storm lost. Except for missing--what?--11 free throws, it was a great game. I used to play 1/2 court in the early 40's, so it was amazing to see these big, strong women play so hard. Wow, has the game changed for women! Sitting courtside was exciting even though it was hard to see from our seats (hard to get to and not enough elevation to see over first row.)
the seats we had was just amazing and felt more part of the game and the hype!!! and it will be a game i will never forget!! and the peeps that were in secation 15 VIP made sooo much fun!!!!
Any person in the state of WA that wants to see what a championship Team looks like, needs to attend a STORM Game. They are FANTASTIC and never disappoint. I'll be there tonight................... GO STORM!!!!!
You Storm players are FANtastic. My husband and I totally enjoy the entire Storm atmosphere and each of you as a team member. Even though you were ahead by many points, you maintained your hard work and determined play ...not only for your game, but also to play for your fans. We are seniors who have thoroughly enjoyed in person 2 of your games this season at Key. The others we have watched on TV when available. Thanks to each of you for being such great role models!!!
Awesome seats glad I will be season ticket holder next year.
Love the fans and the noise that comes from them. The friendly environment and clean facility is awesome. The dancers are so cute. The Storm is unbeatable!!
First time going and it was totally awesome to be there. Seattle is blessed to have such a fine basketball team as the Storm. It is great to watch this team win. Something Seattle should be very proud of a winning team.
forum was perfect...fans were great...Team had class...outcome was perfect!