Seattle Storm at Atlanta Dream

· Women's National Basketball Association

Seattle Storm

6-18, 2-10 Away

Final
89 - 78

Atlanta Dream

13-9, 7-3 Home

Angel Reese secures 64th career double-double and the Dream beat the Storm 89-78 to end 5-game skid

Atlanta Dream vs. Seattle Storm - Game Highlights

Reese passed Tina Charles (63) for the most double-doubles in a player’s first three WNBA seasons. She was helped off the court with 1:19 remaining after rolling her right ankle.

Reese put the Dream ahead 68-48 midway through the third quarter, and they led by at least eight points throughout in the fourth.

Natisha Hiedeman led Seattle (6-18) with 20 points and Dominique Malonga had 15 points and nine rebounds. Flau’jae Johnson finished with 12 points. Seattle had a season-high 21 turnovers.

Rhyne Howard added 19 points for Atlanta (13-9), which won for the first time since June 22. Howard went 4 of 11 from 3-point range, while Seattle shot 3 for 20. The Dream had 14-plus steals for the third straight game.

LSU women's basketball coach Kim Mulkey was in attendance to see former players Reese and Johnson.

Up next Storm: At Washington on Sunday.

Dream: Host Portland on Saturday.

Regular Season Series

ATL wins series 2-1

Recent Plays

4th 0.0	End of Game	78 - 89
4th 0.0	End of the 4th Quarter	78 - 89
4th 10.3	Flau'jae Johnson makes driving layup (Jade Melbourne assists)	78 - 89
4th 23.3	Allisha Gray makes 2-foot reverse layup (Jordin Canada assists)	76 - 89
4th 43.6	Jordin Canada defensive rebound	76 - 87

Statistics

SEA		ATL
30-66	FG	30-72
45	Field Goal %	42
3-20	3PT	6-26
15	Three Point %	23
15-19	FT	23-26
79	Free Throw %	88
35	Rebounds	37
6	Offensive Rebounds	10
29	Defensive Rebounds	27
21	Assists	18
6	Steals	14
3	Blocks	4
21	Turnovers	15
2	Team Turnovers	1
23	Total Turnovers	16
0	Technical Fouls	1
0	Total Technical Fouls	1
0	Flagrant Fouls	0
28	Points Conceded Off Turnovers	19
5	Fast Break Points	18
54	Points in Paint	46
20	Fouls	18
5	Largest Lead	20
5	Lead Changes	5
6	Percent Led	90

Game Information

Venue: Gateway Center

Location: College Park, GA
Attendance: 3,617 · Capacity:

2025-26 Western Conference Standings

TEAM	W	L	PCT	GB	STRK
Minnesota	-	11	W1	0.75	33
Golden State	1	12	W1	0.72727275	32
Las Vegas	2	13	W7	0.70454544	31
Dallas	6	17	W1	0.6136364	27
Portland	16	27	W1	0.38636363	17
Los Angeles	17	28	L2	0.36363637	16
Phoenix	17	28	L1	0.36363637	16
Seattle	25	36	L5	0.18181819	8

2025-26 Eastern Conference Standings

TEAM	W	L	PCT	GB	STRK
Atlanta	-	14	W5	0.6818182	30
Washington	2	16	W4	0.6363636	28
Indiana	2	16	L1	0.6363636	28
New York	4	18	L2	0.59090906	26
Chicago	14	28	L1	0.36363637	16
Toronto	19	33	L8	0.25	11
Connecticut	19	33	W1	0.25	11

Full Standings

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