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Veteran guard Skylar Diggins believes the Seattle Storm’s best path to success is roster stability. After a challenging 2025 season and first-round playoff battle with Las Vegas, Diggins says keeping the core intact is the key to deeper postseason runs.
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Seattle Storm rookie Dominique Malonga averaged 7.7 points and 4.6 rebounds while praising her team’s culture as the best environment to grow.
Edward Blair II|
Seattle Storm guard Lexie Brown says she’s healthy after playing 40 games in 2025. With a guaranteed contract through 2026, she’s pushing for a bigger role or possibly a trade.
Edward Blair II|
Nneka Ogwumike has landed a fourth Sportsmanship award.
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Noelle Quinn discussed the pressures of being the only African American female head coach in the WNBA during the 2025 season, sharing how her support system helped her navigate the role before her departure.
Landon Buford|
The Seattle Storm part ways with head coach Noelle Quinn after five seasons, closing a chapter that included four playoff runs and a lasting franchise legacy.
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Jackie Young’s hustle tip-in wipes away Erica Wheeler’s clutch jumper as the Aces edge the Storm in a WNBA thriller.
Edward Blair II|
The Seattle Storm and Las Vegas Aces are locked at one game each, with tonight’s Game 3 serving as the decider in their opening round playoff series.
Edward Blair II|
Veteran leadership and clutch shooting carried Seattle past Las Vegas, as Diggins and Ogwumike powered the Storm to a narrow playoff victory.
Edward Blair II|
The Aces dominated Game 1, but Seattle has a chance to reset at home and keep its season alive.
Edward Blair II|
With seven defensive rebounds in Seattle’s latest playoff matchup, Ogwumike officially passed Hall of Famer Yolanda Griffith for 19th place on the WNBA’s all-time postseason defensive rebounds list, notching her 206th career board.
Edward Blair II|
Gabby Williams found her way into the franchise’s postseason history. With her very first basket of the game, Williams passed Kamila Vodichkova for 13th place on Seattle’s all-time playoff scoring list, reaching 76 career postseason points.
Edward Blair II|
Skylar Diggins and Nneka Ogwumike have highly praised Storm assistant coach Marcus Tibbs for his role in player development and team culture.
Landon Buford|
In her first-ever postseason appearance, the 19-year-old rookie not only stepped onto the playoff stage but also etched her name into WNBA history.
Edward Blair II|
The Seattle Storm entered their opening-round playoff matchup against the defending champion Las Vegas Aces with momentum, grit, and belief.
Edward Blair II|
Seattle enters the first-round matchup as a No. 7 seed, but with Skylar Diggins, Nneka Ogwumike, and Ezi Magbegor leading the charge, the Storm have the balance and momentum to topple the defending champion Las Vegas Aces.
Edward Blair II|
At 19 years old, the French center gave Seattle strength in the paint, broke a league record, and left her rookie year with one of the WNBA’s top honors.
Edward Blair II|
The Associated Press dropped its All-WNBA selections this week, and there was no surprise for anyone watching the Seattle Storm. Nneka Ogwumike is back on the list, earning a spot on the Second Team after another season that looked anything but ordinary.
Edward Blair II|
Dominique Malonga established a new WNBA benchmark by scoring 260 points in the paint from the bench to surpass Brionna Jones’ previous single-season record.
Edward Blair II|
With her first basket against Golden State, Nneka Ogwumike passed Storm legend Swin Cash for 11th on Seattle’s all-time field goals list, highlighting her steady impact and growing legacy.
Edward Blair II|