Full schedule, tickets, roster and Climate Pledge Arena guide for the four-time champion WNBA franchise in Seattle.
The Seattle Storm are one of the most successful franchises in the WNBA, founded in 2000. Few teams in women's basketball carry the championship pedigree of the Storm: the franchise has won four WNBA titles, in 2004, 2010, 2018 and 2020. Those teams were anchored by all-time greats like Sue Bird, Lauren Jackson and Breanna Stewart, and they made Seattle a true basketball city.
The team plays its home games at Climate Pledge Arena, a modern, sustainability-focused venue in the heart of Seattle Center, right under the Space Needle. The team colors are green and yellow, a nod to the beloved SuperSonics and an instantly recognizable palette across the league.
With a core built around stars like Skylar Diggins and the next generation of talent, the Storm remain one of the WNBA's marquee teams. Every season at Climate Pledge Arena brings playoff ambitions and one of the loudest crowds in the league.
| Player | # | Pos | Age | Height | Weight | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zia Cooke | 7 | G | 25 | 5'9" | 163 lbs | South Carolina |
| Stefanie Dolson | 31 | C | 34 | 6'5" | 235 lbs | UConn |
| Awa Fam | 11 | C | 20 | 6'4" | — | — |
| Natisha Hiedeman | 2 | G | 29 | 5'8" | 135 lbs | Marquette |
| Mackenzie Holmes | 54 | F | 25 | 6'3" | — | Indiana |
| Jordan Horston | 23 | F | 25 | 6'2" | 165 lbs | Tennessee |
| Flau'jae Johnson | 4 | G | 22 | 5'10" | — | LSU |
| Ezi Magbegor | 13 | F | 26 | 6'4" | 181 lbs | — |
| Taina Mair | 22 | G | 22 | 5'9" | — | Duke |
| Dominique Malonga | 14 | C | 20 | 6'6" | — | — |
| Jade Melbourne | 5 | G | 23 | 5'10" | 145 lbs | — |
| Katie Lou Samuelson | 33 | F | 29 | 6'3" | 163 lbs | UConn |
| Taylor Thierry | 3 | F | 23 | 6'1" | — | Ohio State |
The Storm's identity has been shaped by some of the greatest players in WNBA history. Here are the names that define the franchise:
A 13-time All-Star who spent her entire career in Seattle, Sue Bird won four championships with the Storm and is widely regarded as the best point guard the league has ever seen. Her leadership and basketball IQ anchored every Storm title run, and her number is retired in the rafters.
A two-time WNBA MVP and the centerpiece of the 2018 and 2020 champion teams, "Stewie" is one of the most versatile two-way forwards in the game, capable of scoring, defending and rebounding at an elite level.
A three-time MVP and Hall of Famer, the dominant Australian forward-center powered Seattle's first two titles in 2004 and 2010 and ranks among the greatest players in WNBA history.
An explosive, multiple-time All-Star guard and scoring champion, Jewell Loyd was a key piece of the 2018 and 2020 title teams and remains a fan favorite at Climate Pledge Arena.
The franchise continues to develop young talent and add veteran depth, keeping the Storm in contention year after year.
The WNBA regular season runs from May to September, with playoffs extending into the fall for qualifying teams. The Storm play roughly 20 home games at Climate Pledge Arena each season. You can browse the full WNBA Seattle schedule for the detailed list of games with dates, times and opponents.
Here are direct links to each month of the season for Storm games:
Storm tickets are one of the best values in pro sports, but the most popular games sell quickly. Here's how to maximize your chances:
For deeper guidance on smart ticket buying, check our guide Seattle Storm ticket prices.
The Climate Pledge Arena sits in the heart of Seattle Center, beneath the iconic Space Needle. Billed as the world's first net-zero-carbon arena, it reopened in 2021 and is among the most accessible and modern venues in the WNBA, easily reached by the Seattle Center Monorail and city transit.
The arena seats roughly 18,100 fans for basketball. The interior keeps its historic roof while offering a sleek, modern bowl with great sightlines. The most affordable seats are in the upper level; premium seats are courtside and in the suites.
For a complete game-day playbook, see our guide How to attend a WNBA game in Seattle.
Some matchups deserve a star next to them on your calendar. Here are the must-see Storm games:
The WNBA regular season typically tips off in May and runs through September, with playoffs extending into the fall for qualifying teams. Check our monthly schedule pages for exact Storm dates.
Prices vary based on opponent, day of the week and seat location. Expect around $20-30 for upper-level seats, $40-70 for mid-tier and lower-bowl seats, and $100 and up for courtside on a marquee night. WNBA tickets remain a great value.
The simplest route is the Seattle Center Monorail from downtown, which drops you right at the arena. You can also take Link light rail to downtown and connect, or ride a King County Metro bus. Skip driving unless you've prebooked nearby parking.
Yes — the Storm play around 20 home games at Climate Pledge Arena between May and September. Check our monthly calendar pages for exact dates.
Yes — Climate Pledge Arena offers guided tours on select days, taking you behind the scenes through the venue's award-winning sustainable design. A great option for fans who can't snag a game ticket. Book ahead via the official arena website.
The Storm have won four WNBA Championships — in 2004, 2010, 2018 and 2020 — making them one of the most decorated franchises in league history.
The franchise's icons include Sue Bird (four titles, the greatest point guard in WNBA history), Lauren Jackson (three-time MVP and Hall of Famer), Breanna Stewart (two-time MVP) and Jewell Loyd. Read more in our Storm legends guide.
The best Storm tickets move fast, especially for marquee games. To avoid missing the on-sale moment or the season's key announcements, sign up for our free email alert (sticky form at the bottom of the page). You'll get pinged when major games go on sale, plus occasional smart-buying tips for your visit to Seattle.
You can also explore the rest of the site: the homepage for a full overview of resources, our blog for practical guides, or directly the full schedule.
🎟️ WNBA Seattle Tickets 2026-2027
Be the first to know when tickets drop.