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Hiedeman’s Career-High Not Enough as Seattle Storm Fall 105-95 to Indiana Fever
In front of a crowd of 18,343 at Climate Pledge Arena, the Seattle Storm weren’t able to ride a career night from Natisha Hiedeman as they fell to the Indiana Fever by a final score of 105-95. Seattle closed out their three-game homestand with the ten-point defeat, seeing their losing streak extend to seven games.
Top Storm Takeaways From Seattle’s Overtime Loss to Wings - June 22nd, 2026
The Seattle Storm showed plenty of positives in their heartbreaking overtime loss to the Dallas Wings, as Dominique Malonga had the best game of her young career while other rookie teammates chipped in meaningfully. Jess Amato provides some top takeaways.
Seattle Storm’s Comeback Magic Ends in 78-64 Loss to Washington Mystics
The Seattle Storm were unable to extend their win streak to three games as they closed out their four-game homestand with a disjointed defeat to the Washington Mystics. Teren Kowatsch recaps the loss for the Storm.
Keys to a Storm Win Over the Mystics - May 27th, 2026
To close out a four-game homestand, the Seattle Storm will host the Washington Mystics for the second time in as many games. Jess Amato provides three keys to a third consecutive Storm victory.
Seattle Storm See 5 Players Score in Double-Figures in 97-85 Win Over Washington Mystics
The Seattle Storm won their second consecutive game and third overall early into this 2026 WNBA season, behind five of their players scoring in double digits in a 97-85 victory over the Washington Mystics.
Top Storm Takeaways From Seattle’s Home Win Against the Connecticut Sun, May 22nd, 2026
The Seattle Storm picked up their second win of the 2026 WNBA season, and it’s their second win over the Connecticut Sun. Jess Amato provides a few key takeaways from the Storm win over the Sun on Friday, May 22nd, 2026.
Storm Waive Draft Pick Taina Mair as Season Opener Nears
Five days out from their 2026 WNBA season opener, the Seattle Storm waived rookie guard Taina Mair. The Storm selected the 5’9” guard out of Duke in the first round of this years WNBA entry draft, the 14th overall selection. There is still a possibility that Mair will return to the Storm, but on one of the teams two development slots.
Former Husky Elle Ladine Is Taking Things “Day by Day” in Storm Training Camp
Former University of Washington standout Elle Ladine received a training camp invitation from the Seattle Storm, the storied WNBA franchise she’s lived just minutes away from during her collegiate career. Ladine took time to speak about her Washington career and the opportunity ahead during this Storm training camp.
Storm Practice Notebook - April 23rd, 2026
The Seattle Storm held their final practice session open to the media before their first preseason contest ahead of the 2026 WNBA season. This Storm practice notebook features notes on some of their lineups that were seen, notes from who had intriguing performances during the session, and some interesting pieces of information regarding the availability of players who did not take part in the session.
Storm’s Ezi Magbegor to Miss Six to Eight Weeks With Right Foot Injury
The Seattle Storm announced hours before their 2026 media day that forward/center Ezi Magbegor will miss extended time with a right foot injury suffered while representing Australia this offseason.
Storm Reportedly Hiring Sonia Raman as New Head Coach
Our Seattle Storm have filled their vacancy at head coach, replacing Noelle Quinn with New York Liberty assistant coach Sonia Raman per ESPN insider Shams Charania. Raman makes WNBA history as the first person of Indian-origin to become a head coach, after she became the first Indian-American woman to become an NBA assistant.