SEATTLE — The Seattle Storm opens the 2026 season presented by Symetra on Friday, May 8, hosting the Golden State Valkyries. After the home opener, the Storm hit the road for three games, visiting the Connecticut Sun on May 10, the Toronto Tempo on May 13 and finishing against the Indiana Fever on May 17.

The Storm plays 22 away games across nine road trips this season, including a five-game stretch from July 6 – July 17 that begins in Los Angeles and ends in Indiana. The team’s longest homestand spans four games from May 20-27.

Seattle faces seven teams between June 1-17 during the 2026 Commissioner’s Cup presented by Coinbase. The title game will be played on Tuesday, June 30, featuring the Eastern and Western Conference teams with the best record in Commissioner’s Cup play and will be hosted by the conference winner that has the best winning percentage in all regular season games played from opening day through June 17, the final day of Commissioner’s Cup games.

The 2026 AT&T WNBA All-Star weekend will take place July 24-25 in Chicago. The 22^nd WNBA All-Star Game will be played on Saturday, July 25 at United Center, while the WNBA 3-Point Contest and the Kia WNBA Skills Challenge will be held on Friday, July 24 at Wintrust Arena, home to the Chicago Sky.

More information on television and streaming broadcast options will be available at a future date.

The Storm has already seen record renewals for 2026 season tickets, and tickets are going fast. Join the club and be a Storm 360° Season Ticket member at http://www.stormbasketball.com/, or call 206-217-WNBA (9622). Sign up for the Mini Plans priority list by emailing tickets@stormbasketball.com. Single game tickets will be on sale this spring.

ADDITIONAL 2026 SCHEDULE NOTES:

Of Seattle’s 44 games, the Storm plays four each against the Dallas Wings and the Portland Fire, and three against each of the league’s remaining 12 teams.
Seattle fans have two opportunities to see the 2026 No. 1 draft pick and the Dallas Wings in Seattle on June 22 and September 23.
The Storm hosts the defending WNBA champions, the Las Vegas Aces, on Thursday, September 17.
Each team will have a two-week break from August 31 – September 16 for the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup 2026.
Month by month breakdown:
- May games: four away, five home
- June games: five away, six home
- July games: seven away, four home
- August games: four away, four home
- September games: two away, two home

GRAPHIC FOR RELEASE

FULL SCHEDULE (highlight = away)

* – Commissioner’s Cup Games

Friday	8-May	Golden State	7pm	Home
Sunday	10-May	at Connecticut	1pm	Away
Wednesday	13-May	at Toronto	7pm	Away
Sunday	17-May	at Indiana	6pm	Away
Wednesday	20-May	Connecticut	7pm	Home
Friday	22-May	Connecticut	7pm	Home
Sunday	24-May	Washington	3pm	Home
Wednesday	27-May	Washington	7pm	Home
Saturday	30-May	at Toronto	1pm	Away
Monday	1-Jun	at Dallas	7pm	Away*
Wednesday	3-Jun	Phoenix	7pm	Home*
Saturday	6-Jun	at Minnesota	12pm	Away*
Monday	8-Jun	at Las Vegas	7pm	Away*
Wednesday	10-Jun	Los Angeles	7pm	Home*
Friday	12-Jun	Golden State	7pm	Home*
Wednesday	17-Jun	at Portland	7pm	Away*
Saturday	20-Jun	at Phoenix	12pm	Away
Monday	22-Jun	Dallas	7pm	Home
Thursday	25-Jun	New York	7pm	Home
Saturday	27-Jun	Atlanta	6pm	Home
Thursday	2-Jul	at Phoenix	7pm	Away
Saturday	4-Jul	Portland	6pm	Home
Monday	6-Jul	at Los Angeles	7pm	Away
Thursday	9-Jul	at Atlanta	8pm	Away
Sunday	12-Jul	at Washington	5pm	Away
Wednesday	15-Jul	at Chicago	11am	Away
Friday	17-Jul	at Indiana	7:30pm	Away
Monday	20-Jul	Minnesota	7pm	Home
Wednesday	22-Jul	Minnesota	12pm	Home
Tuesday	28-Jul	Indiana	6:30pm	Home
Friday	31-Jul	at Atlanta	7:30pm	Away
Monday	3-Aug	at New York	8pm	Away
Wednesday	5-Aug	at New York	7pm	Away
Saturday	8-Aug	at Portland	5:30pm	Away
Monday	10-Aug	Chicago	7pm	Home
Friday	14-Aug	Portland	7pm	Home
Sunday	16-Aug	Chicago	2pm	Home
Sunday	23-Aug	at Dallas	3pm	Away
Wednesday	26-Aug	Toronto	7pm	Home
Sunday	30-Aug	Los Angeles	2pm	Home
Thursday	17-Sep	Las Vegas	7pm	Home
Saturday	19-Sep	at Golden State	6pm	Away
Sunday	20-Sep	at Las Vegas	6pm	Away
Wednesday	23-Sep	Dallas	7pm	Home

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