Seattle Storm Schedule

The Seattle Storm Schedule tracks every regular-season and postseason game for the WNBA's Seattle Storm, a professional women's basketball team competing in the league's Western Conference. The Storm are owned by Force 10 Hoops LLC and have won four WNBA championships since the franchise launched in 2000, most recently in 2020. The calendar covers all home contests at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington, and every road matchup across the United States. The Women's National Basketball Association, which governs the league, organizes a regular season that typically opens in May and runs through mid-September, with the playoffs extending into October. Seattle's schedule includes the in-season Commissioner's Cup alongside the standard WNBA playoff bracket, plus cross-conference play against franchises throughout the league. The team's home city anchors the calendar in the Pacific Northwest, but the itinerary stretches from coast to coast, reflecting the league's national footprint. Each entry displays tipoff time in Eastern Time, the opponent, home or away designation, and the arena name. National broadcast information is included for games aired on networks such as ESPN, ABC, or Ion. The regular season features a mix of weekday and weekend slots, with a heavier home stand during summer months when Seattle's climate draws large crowds. The slate mixes home dates at Climate Pledge Arena with road trips across the league, including a visit to the Portland Fire at Moda Center that reflects the WNBA's 2026 expansion. The Storm's long-running rivalry with the Phoenix Mercury resurfaces on the schedule each season, and travel-intensive stretches against opponents from coast to coast define the WNBA summer. Because the league often schedules games back-to-back with travel days in between, the calendar's date pattern helps fans and analysts map out road trips and homestands. Fans, sports journalists, and WNBA analysts who follow the Storm can use this smart calendar feed—free to subscribe—to place every game directly into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. The feed automatically adjusts timing or venue changes as the league announces them, removing the need for manual corrections. Format shifts due to broadcast flexes or arena conflicts are common in professional sports, and the calendar's daily refresh, which increases to near-real-time on game days, keeps tipoff times precise. The source data is drawn from ESPN's public API, which mirrors the WNBA's official schedule release. Subscribing means the entire Seattle Storm sports calendar, from opening night through a potential Finals run, stays current without any ongoing upkeep.