A ticket to a Seattle Storm match is a great way to show your support for women's basketball. The team is based out of Seattle, Washington and plays in the Women's National Basketball Association. The Storm was founded by Ginger Ackerley (with Barry as her husband), and won the WNBA’s first championship in 2011.
WNBA team
The Seattle Storm is an American professional NBA team that is based in Seattle, Washington. They are a member of the Women's National Basketball Association and compete in the Western Conference. Ginger Ackerley along with Barry Ackerley were the original founders of the Storm. The team has a long and colorful history, including a championship season in 2009.
Champions of the WNBA
The Seattle Storm are the defending WNBA Champions after sweeping Minnesota Lynx 3-0. Breanna Stewart led the team with 31 points and seven assists. She also grabbed six rebounds and three steals. Sue Bird added 16 points and nine assists. Stewart and Bird missed 2019 entirely, but their revival helped the Storm win the title.
WNBA's first woman head coach
Noelle Quinn is a 12 year veteran of the WNBA. She is the league's first black female head coach. She was a WNBA champ as a player. Today, she is the head coach of the Seattle Storm. Though she doesn't brag about her accomplishments, Quinn does admit that her journey through basketball was unexpected. Quinn doesn't let insecurity stop her success, even though she had a rough start.
StubHub tickets
There are many ways to purchase tickets to the Seattle Storm's WNBA game. SeatGeek is a great place to search for Seattle Storm tickets. Browse the listings above, then click on the button to buy tickets. You can also find the Seattle Storm tickets you need on StubHub. Just make sure to buy tickets well in advance. To save money, you might consider buying a group of Seattle Storm Tickets.
Sue Bird's impact upon franchise
The Chicago Sky has announced a partnership with Crown Royal Regal Apple. It is to honor the legacy of Sue Bird who was a legendary basketball player and who made her own mark in an innovative, self-expressive way. Crown Royal is the Official Spirit for the franchise and a leader in promoting change on and offline the court. Crown Royal will publish exclusive content to celebrate Bird's influence on franchise culture, and empower future pioneers.