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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).
It was a great game! The Storm is so much fun to watch. Lots of action and great talent. The noise from the sound system at times is too loud though. The noise from the fans is PERFECT! Great night.
It seems like every Storm game replaces the previous game as the best time ever. The Storm can do no wrong and the atmosphere at a Storm game is nothing less than electric. GO STORM!!!
Discouraged with the Mariners? Forget baseball in the summer and support the Storm instead. The Seattle Storm are red hot and their playoff games are a BLAST to attend. They do such a great job of keeping the crowd pumped up and involved in all sorts of fun actitivies, and make the fans feel so appreciated. Not to mention the fact that they simply CRUSH their opponents! Looking forward to watching them go all the way to the finals.
The Seattle Storm rocks and everyone who wants to see parity in women and mens' salaries needs to support this team!!!!! The Seattle Storm are comprised of Olympic Athletes who are fabulous role models for young girls and young women aspiring to be the best that they can be. You don't have to be on the basketball court to attain your goals, you just have to aim high and watch how the entire team supports and plays together to be the best team in the WNBA.
If they stay focused, they can go all the way. As usual, the environment is very friendly at The Key during Storm games. The National Anthem trio was great and the halftime juggler was very entertaining. The only criticism I have is with the sound system. It could be turned down a notch or two. The crowd can be as loud as it wants as far as I'm concerned but the decibel level from the speakers can be painful at times and I'm sure damaging, especially to young ears. As much as I enjoy watching them play, I hope they finish the Sparks in LA and don't have to play a third game here and I can enjoy the next series. BRING IT!
I can't think of anything I'd rather do on a weekday evening than go watch the Storm play the LA Sparks in a playoff game at KeyArena. Storm-Sparks games are always intense, and the playoffs add a whole new level. Plus the atmosphere at the Key is just incredible - 10,000 fans all following the game intently and providing all the energy and passion to help the home team win. Not that they need any help.
Yes, that is our “SEATTLE STORM”. What a game, Not a dull moment. We. BEAT LA!,BEAT LA, BEAT LA! Our team did an amazing job, just as it has the whole season. So let’s go Storm.
The fans are amazing. The team is spectacular. Attending at Key Arena is a lot of fun. My only change would be additional options with food vendors. Wouldn't it be nice to have options for dessert.
The event was awesome. My only complaint was they were not sold out. What is wrong with Seattle? Why on earth are we still going to Mariner games?
After going to 5-6 Storm games/year since their first season, including the '94 championship game, we took last year off, out first game this year was the Wednesday night playoff game. The players were amazing. World class athletes on both teams. Things have changed, though, it's now of a sound effects/rock concert spectacle. My wife suffer from partial hearing loss, and should wear ear protection to preserve her hearing. This game was loud to the extreme. If we go again, we will wear ear protection.
Seattle Storm basketball is the best sports entertainment in the city. The players and owners have created an atmosphere of intense competition and a warm welcome to the diverse fan base to provide pure enjoyment of the sport . The first game of the playoffs was no exception. Unfurling the banner " I Am Home Court Advantage" high above Key arena to the roar of thousands of appreciative fans speaks ( very) loudly to the passion the owners, team and fans have for their Seattle Sorm. Bring It Home!
Amazing game! The Storm Bring It every time. High energy, crazy skills!
Very exciting game, great atmosphere, fantastic plays and players.....best sports team in Seattle.
Seattle Storm vs LA Sparks ... of course we won but the whole event was awesome. Don't go if you don't like to be entertained. The place is loud and it rocks. GO STORM!!!
We had a great time at the Storm game! We are looking forward to playoffs and winning a championship! GO STORM!
The game was a very exciting prelude to the upcoming playoffs. The Seattle Storm showed a lot of class while generating a family fun environment.
reserved 4 seats . the area where we sat had a foul smell - like stale urine. For 62. $ seats fthis is unacceptable! Made for a very unpleasant experience, although the team played great. Key arena needs to be cleaned better - this was quite offensive.
excellent game, only way it could have been better is if the 12 year old behind us would have stopped screaming her high-pitched girl scream throughout the entire game. i appreciate supportive fans, but perhaps clapping or vocals with a lower pitch would be a good idea. i wasn't the only one in our vicinity sticking their fingers in their ears every time she screamed. people pay a lot for those tickets, they should be able to sit without ear damage. the game itself was stellar, a one point game down to the wire and LA missed the winning shot. it was a great match-up and the women played a phenomenal game.
The energy and excitement of the fans of the Seattle Storm is palpable in the stadium. The Storm women play hard and it's obvious they work together well as a team and use their individual talents to maximize the overall success of the team.
Fun for all ages, Never a dull moment.....The most exciting sporting event Ive been too, The Storm Rocks!