Storm Reveal 2026 Regular Season Schedule

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If the 2026 WNBA season begins on time, the Seattle Storm will host the Golden State Valkyries in their season opener on Friday, May 8. Credit: John Mac [/caption]

Assuming the 2026 WNBA season begins on time amid ongoing CBA negotiations, the Seattle Storm will begin their season on Friday, May 8, at home against the Golden State Valkyries.

The Storm released their entire 2026 schedule on Wednesday, highlighted by four games against the Portland Fire, one of the two expansion teams set to join the league next season. The Dallas Wings are the only other team the Storm will play four times.

Exactly half of the Storm’s 44 games will be on the road, with a long five-game road trip from July 6-17. Conversely, their longest home stand is four games from May 20-27.

Seattle’s first chance to redeem itself against the Las Vegas Aces, who knocked them out of the playoffs for the third time in four seasons, will be on Monday, June 8. The Storm won’t host the Aces until Thursday, Sept. 17.

The third game of the season will be against the WNBA’s other new expansion team, the Toronto Tempo, on Wednesday, May 13.

This year’s WNBA All-Star weekend will be from July 24-25 in Chicago. 

Here’s the full Storm schedule for the 2026 season.

May

- Friday, May 8 — vs. Golden State — 7 p.m. — Home

- Sunday, May 10 — at Connecticut — 1 p.m. — Away

- Wednesday, May 13 — at Toronto — 7 p.m. — Away

- Sunday, May 17 — at Indiana — 6 p.m. — Away

- Wednesday, May 20 — vs. Connecticut — 7 p.m. — Home

- Friday, May 22 — vs. Connecticut — 7 p.m. — Home

- Sunday, May 24 — vs. Washington — 3 p.m. — Home

- Wednesday, May 27 — vs. Washington — 7 p.m. — Home

- Saturday, May 30 — at Toronto — 1 p.m. — Away

June

- Monday, June 1 — at Dallas — 7 p.m. — Away

- Wednesday, June 3 — vs. Phoenix — 7 p.m. — Home

- Saturday, June 6 — at Minnesota — 12 p.m. — Away

- Monday, June 8 — at Las Vegas — 7 p.m. — Away

- Wednesday, June 10 — vs. Los Angeles — 7 p.m. — Home

- Friday, June 12 — vs. Golden State — 7 p.m. — Home

- Wednesday, June 17 — at Portland — 7 p.m. — Away

- Saturday, June 20 — at Phoenix — 12 p.m. — Away

- Monday, June 22 — vs. Dallas — 7 p.m. — Home

- Thursday, June 25 — vs. New York — 7 p.m. — Home

- Saturday, June 27 — vs. Atlanta — 6 p.m. — Home

July

- Thursday, July 2 — at Phoenix — 7 p.m. — Away

- Saturday, July 4 — vs. Portland — 6 p.m. — Home

- Monday, July 6 — at Los Angeles — 7 p.m. — Away

- Thursday, July 9 — at Atlanta — 8 p.m. — Away

- Sunday, July 12 — at Washington — 5 p.m. — Away

- Wednesday, July 15 — at Chicago — 11 p.m. — Away

- Friday, July 17 — at Indiana — 7:30 p.m. — Away

- Monday, July 20 — vs. Minnesota — 7 p.m. — Home

- Wednesday, July 22 — vs. Minnesota — 12 p.m. — Home

- Tuesday, July 28 — vs. Indiana — 6 p.m. — Home

- Friday, July 31 — at Atlanta — 7 p.m. — Away

August

- Monday, August 3 — at New York — 8 p.m. — Away

- Wednesday, August 5 — at New York — 7 p.m. — Away

- Saturday, August 8 — at Portland — 5:30 p.m. — Away

- Monday, August 10 — vs. Chicago — 7 p.m. — Home

- Friday, August 14 — vs. Portland — 7 p.m. — Home

- Sunday, August 16 — vs. Chicago — 2 p.m. — Home

- Sunday, August 23 — at Dallas — 3 p.m. — Away

- Wednesday, August 26 — vs. Toronto — 7 p.m. — Home

- Sunday, August 30 — vs. Los Angeles — 2 p.m. — Home

September

- Thursday, September 17 — vs. Las Vegas — 7 p.m. — Home

- Saturday, September 19 — at Golden State — 6 p.m. — Away

- Sunday, September 20 — at Las Vegas — 6 p.m. — Away

- Wednesday, September 23 — vs. Dallas — 7 p.m. — Home