Skylar Diggins is setting lofty expectations for the Seattle Storm’s 2025 season three days into training camp.

The Seattle Storm are beginning their 2025 training camp on Sunday in preparation for a preseason game on May 4.

Former TCU sharpshooter Madison Conner was the top 3-point shooter in the NCAA last season. It could be what fuels her to a roster spot with the Seattle Storm.

Jordan Hobbs, the No. 34 overall pick in the WNBA Draft, will have an uphill battle to make the Seattle Storm roster. That doesn’t mean she should be completely written off.

Expectations are high for Seattle Storm No. 2 pick Dominique Malonga, and rightfully so. What is an achievable first season for the 19-year-old phenom?

The Seattle Storm have their 2025 WNBA Draft class, and initial signs are pointing to a victorious night for the franchise.

The Seattle Storm have four picks in the 2025 WNBA Draft, including the No. 2 overall selection.

Already one of the WNBA’s most prolific players, Seattle Storm forward Nneka Ogwumike will try and help the franchise to its second straight playoff run in what is essentially her age-35 season.

Adding to her stellar international resume, Seattle Storm forward Gabby Williams picked up her second EuroLeague Defensive Player of the Year Award.

Now the Storm’s highest paid player entering the 2025 season, Gabby Williams could be primed for an expanded role in her first full WNBA season since 2022.

One of the WNBA’s top point guards throughout her career, Seattle Storm guard Skylar Diggins-Smith will try to continue her top-level play into her 11th season.

Following a dominant defensive season, Seattle Storm forward Ezi Magbegor may be expected to enter an expanded role in 2025.

Two years removed from a career-best season, guard Lexie Brown is getting a fresh start with the Seattle Storm after battling health complications.

Compiling one of the most prolific WNBA careers of all time, former Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird reached basketball immortality on Saturday after being elected to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.

Currently fifth in franchise history in games played, Alysha Clark returned to the Seattle Storm this offseason after previously winning two WNBA championships with the team. She now has a chance to build on an already massive resume.

The near consensus No. 2 overall pick won’t be entering the WNBA Draft. What direction will the Seattle Storm go with their selection?

With four total draft picks and limited salary cap space, the Seattle Storm will have difficult decisions to make trimming down to their final roster.

Posting career-worst numbers with the Fever in 2024, Erica Wheeler will look to reverse that trend in her first season with the Seattle Storm.

Recently signing with the Seattle Storm after acquiring her WNBA rights, 6-foot-7 center Li Yueru could be a surprise contributor in 2025.

Entering her second stint with the Seattle Storm, forward Katie Lou Samuelson will try and bounce back from a slow 2024 season in Indiana.