Seattle Storm break losing streak with win over New York Liberty
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 6:12 PM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
The Seattle Storm defeated the New York Liberty 99-88 on June 25, securing their first victory since May 24. Flau'jae Johnson led the Storm with a career-high 28 points, contributing crucial plays, including a late three-pointer. Seattle ended an eleven-game losing streak that impacted their standings, leaving them with a record of 4-15 at the season's halfway mark. Storm coach Sonia Raman noted the team's growth, particularly in recent games where they demonstrated improved performance, such as a narrow overtime loss to the Dallas Wings earlier in the week. The Storm aim to build on this momentum as they prepare for upcoming games, including a matchup against the Atlanta Dream on June 27.
- •Storm snap eleven-game losing streak with recent victory
- •Flau'jae Johnson scores a career-high 28 points
- •Seattle's record improves to 4-15 halfway through the season
- •Team shows signs of improvement after recent struggles
- •Next game against the Atlanta Dream on June 27
- 6:12 PMYahoo Sports — Seattle Storm snap record losing streak to hit season's halfway point
"The Seattle Storm beat the New York Liberty on Thursday for the first win since May 24. Here's where the team stands halfway through the WNBA season.
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