Kiki Iriafen, Sonia Citron, and Dominique Malonga are just a few of the players the Seattle Storm could consider at next week’s WNBA Draft.

“There has been incredible growth across all realms of the WNBA, and the Storm are proud to have been one of the leaders in getting practice facility built,” said Storm COO Rohre Titcomb as she sat in the franchise’s main conference room, which overlooks the courts.

Watching the WNBA’s Seattle Storm just got a whole lot more convenient. The Storm have a new multi-year partnership with Sinclair affiliates KOMO (ABC) and KUNS (CW) to air the club’s games. The deal means the Storm will now reach 2.

As part of the agreement, KOMO and KUNS will be the exclusive broadcast television partners of the Seattle Storm beginning this season, bringing expanded coverage of the four-time WNBA champions to more fans across western Washington for free. This season, KOMO and KUNS will broadcast 33 games to fans.

WNBA free agency saw a flurry of big moves and trades by teams as they looked to put together the best roster ahead of the start of the season in May.

In a March 19 article, Bleacher Report WNBA analyst Nekias Duncan listed the 'Top 20 WNBA Player Rankings After 2025 Unrivaled Season'. Indiana Fever supersta

From the basketball court to the hospital floor, this partnership is giving kids the assist they need to take their best shot at life. "To have a partnership with the Seattle Storm, Providence Swedish, is so impactful. It's a group of people that have come together to really lift up the community," McCormick said.

Breanna Stewart has officially re-signed with the New York Liberty, the team announced on Saturday. The move was widely anticipated after Stewart’s instrumental role in helping the Liberty secure their first-ever WNBA Championship.