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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 18 of 24 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 five-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
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 spectators for Sue Bird’s final regular season game in August 2023.
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The Seattle Storm’s 2024 regular season tips off in May at home against the Minnesota Lynx. The Seattle Storm play their final game of the regular season at Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona against Western Conference rivals the Phoenix Mercury. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2024 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 12 teams compete in the WNBA Commissioner's Cup, which the Seattle Storm won in 2021. The league’s 2024 in-season tournament consists of five 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 here.
This was the first time my daughters and I went to a Storm game. It was so awesome, in double overtime, the Seattle Storm took the Atlanta Dream by 6 points. The game was so exciting, we couldn't stay in our seats.
Love the team, love the game, love Pee Wee, Tanisha and Sue! Miss Lauren!
Double overtime, how exciting is that! Good fans and lot of noise. And a win!
Sitting 1 row back from the court, near the basket was totally amazing! Felt right in the game at times.
She is just completly in control all the time and even whem her teammates are in a confusing state - she very calmly tells them who they have and where to go
The game was great and there was something for everyone. I really enjoy the fans also, very friendly group! The game was close at one point only 1 point between them, so, it was also exciting. I took my Granddaughter and we both truly enjoyed it. She really liked the Storm dancers also.
I took my 2 Great Grandchildren to their first professional basket ball game and we had a great time. The parking was cheap and closeby, we ate at the Seattle Center Food Court so everyone got what they wanted. Our seats were good, and now I know that the next time I'll get down closer to the floor action. I was particularly impressed by the inclusion of the children throughout the performance. My youngest girl got to go out on the court and join a congo line! She was thrilled out of her mind when she saw herself on the big screen. My older girl picked up pointers on playing the game and was really impressed by the intensity of the play. I would go again in a heartbeat.
The game was OK, we thought that the team should practice the defence better, more aggresive. The food in the concessions is really expensive, thanks goodness we had the $20 for the family & friend sale... I still we paid an additional $30. come on a hot dog for $6 or $7, that will be consider a robbery. I think you should re-think those prices. With the economy the way it is, it's not easy for a family of 4 go anywhere...
Great game with lots of excitement. The fans were fired up and rocking the Key. I took the whole family and everybody had a great time! Would definitely recommend,
It had been years since attending a WNBA game, but the Storm/Fever game reminded me how competitive and exciting the WNBA games are. Not only was it an awesome game, but the half-time ceremony honoring inspirational women was a great bonus. A great family outing.
great seats and great game. got there a little late, easy to get the tickets at will call.
Used the family plan so we could take our kids (15, 13). What a great deal. Makes it very affordable, especially compared to the other professional, overpriced, sports in our market. The game was exciting, we all had fun, and we will definitely attend more games and support the team.
I love the storm games, I just wish that they would do a little more fofr the fans as far as giveaways, mariners have plenty of theme nights and the storm have advertisers that sponser things but no giveaways, they should to more player stuff, give a poster of loren, or sue, whatever something...
Mine and my daughters first game. She was so impressed. We are lifer now!
Even though the girls seemed to be a little off their game, a few impeccable shots taken by Sue Bird made the game!
great entertainment for a reasonable price; great role models for girls & teens
Went to the Seattle Storm vs San Antonio Silver Stars game on Aug 1. It was the 10th Anniversary Celebration for the Storm. The game was FANTASTIC! Storm won in overtime. Halftime show was touching and moving and I cried!
I've never been to a WNBA game. I was visiting from out of town and went to see the Sparks. Even though they lost, it was a GREAT GAME!! I had great seats and the fans were wonderful. The game went into triple overtime, so I definitely go my money's worth!
I had never been to a WNBA game & i would go again in a heart beat. The game was amazing....triple overtime...and much quicker paced in person than it seems on TV. These girls are tough!!! Jackson (Storm) fouled out with a technical foul & left the court....of her own choosing (kinda lousy sportmanship, if you ask me), Sue Bird won the game for the Storm, Candace Parker had a solid game, and the crowd was soooooo hyped & incredibly loud!! About the venue.....ticketmaster's lay out of Key Arena for the event was somewhat misleading. I was very disappointed with our seats. During the WNBA games they block off the upper level & only seat the lower level. I thought I was purchasing a seat lower than other buyers, when in reality all of the seats were around our height & CLOSER to the court. Hind sight tells me i could have bought a lower priced ticket & still had just as good of a view.
The Seattle Storm vs. LA Sparks game was awesome! We were visiting from out of town and purchased tickets to see the game. It was worth every penny! Wow! Triple overtime with Seattle winning by the largest margin for the whole game. The team and crowd were so exciting! We had a great time. Highlight of our trip to Seattle!
