Seattle Storm announces 2024 broadcast schedule

 KCPQ FOX 13 and KZJO FOX 13+ again brings Storm basketball to 2.2 million homes in Western Washington 

Prime Video also returns as streaming partner, providing Storm games available exclusively to Prime members in Washington state

SEATTLE — Seattle Storm fans across the state of Washington can once again watch the team all season long as the Storm announced its broadcast schedules today.

FOX 13 returns as the Official TV Broadcast Partner of the Seattle Storm in 2024, broadcasting 30 Storm games to over 2.2 million homes throughout Western Washington on KCPQ FOX 13 and KZJO FOX 13+. FOX 13, a FOX owned and operated station, has been a proud broadcast partner with the Storm for the previous eight years, carrying all non-nationally televised games since 2020.

In addition, Prime Video is set to stream all locally broadcast Storm games for the third season, providing Prime members throughout Washington state the ability to watch games through its service.

“We are thrilled to continue our longstanding partnership with the Seattle Storm, bringing the excitement of the WNBA back to our viewers and showcasing the incredible talent of our hometown team,” said Senior Vice President and General Manager of FOX 13 and FOX 13+ Amber Eikel.

“We all feel the excitement around women’s sports in this country and the upcoming WNBA season,” said Alisha Valavanis, CEO and President of the Seattle Storm. “Our partnership with FOX 13 and Prime Video builds on this momentum and on the exciting new Storm ahead, bringing our games to millions of home viewers in the state.”

Long-time broadcast duo Dick Fain and Elise Woodward once again are set to call the action on FOX 13. Fain, a Sports Radio 93.3 KJR-FM personality, enters his 18th season as the play-by-play voice of the Storm, while Woodward, who also serves as an ESPN and Pac-12 Network analyst, begins her 17th season as the color commentator.

The WNBA also announced its national broadcast and streaming schedule with the Storm featured in 10 nationally televised games in 2024. That includes three games on ABC/ESPN and seven games on ION TV. Fans can watch the ION TV games locally on KWPX channel 33 in Seattle. An additional 10 games will be simulcast to a national audience: three on Prime Video nationally, six games on NBA TV, and one on CBS Sports Networks.

The new look Storm is led by five-time All-Star guard Jewell Loyd, who is coming off a record-breaking 2023 campaign where she scored a WNBA record 939 points and averaged a league-best 24.7 ppg. Loyd is joined by a pair of prolific scorers in 2024 in guard Skylar Diggins-Smith and forward Nneka Ogwumike. The trio has combined for to make 19 WNBA All-Star Game appearances and 15 All-WNBA Team selections. Seattle also welcomes back all-star center and two-time all-defensive pick Ezi Magbegor, who averaged a career-best 13.8 points, 8.1 rebounds, and 1.9 blocks per game in 2023.

The Storm tips off the 2024 season presented by Symetra on Tuesday, May 14, hosting the Minnesota Lynx as Providence Swedish presents Opening Night at Climate Pledge Arena.

Season Tickets, Storm Mini Plans, and Group Experiences are available for the 2024 season while single game tickets will go on sale on April 15. For more info, visit http://stormbasketball.com, or call 206-217-WNBA (9622).

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