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1 SEATTLE STORM GAME NOTES Seattle Storm (0-0) vs. Phoenix Mercury (0-0) Overall Preseason Game #1, Home Preseason Game #1 KeyArena; Seattle, Wash. Wednesday, May 3, 2017; 11:30 a.m. PDT BROADCAST: None; LIVESTREAM: None 2017 SCHEDULE SEATTLE PROBABLE STARTERS Date Opponent Time/Result Record 5/3 Phoenix ^ 11:30am -- 5/7 at Phoenix ^ 3: /13 at Los Angeles 2:00 5/14 INDIANA 4:00 5/21 WASHINGTON 4:00 5/26 NEW YORK 7:00 5/28 INDIANA 4:00 6/3 MINNESOTA 6:00 6/6 at San Antonio 7:00 6/9 at Indiana 7:00 6/11 at New York 3:00 6/13 ATLANTA 7:00 6/18 SAN ANTONIO 4:00 6/23 PHOENIX 7:00 6/27 at Washington 12:00 6/29 at Connecticut 7:00 7/1 at Dallas 7:00 7/6 NEW YORK 7:00 7/8 LOS ANGELES 6:00 7/12 CONNECTICUT 12:00 7/15 ATLANTA 6:00 7/18 CHICAGO 6:00 7/25 at Los Angeles 7:30 7/28 DALLAS 7:00 7/30 at Minnesota 6:00 8/4 at Dallas 7:00 8/5 at San Antonio 7:00 8/8 at Connecticut 7:00 8/12 at Phoenix 7:00 8/16 MINNESOTA 7:00 8/18 SAN ANTONIO 7:00 8/20 at Chicago 5:00 8/23 at Atlanta 7:00 8/27 PHOENIX 6:00 9/1 at Washington 7:00 9/3 at Chicago 3:00 *All times Local ^ Preseason MEDIA GUIDE The 2017 Seattle Storm Media Guide can be found online and is available for download at Seattle/MediaCentral. STORM PR CONTACTS Kimberly Veale Sr. Manager, Player + Public Relations kveale@ F 32 ALYSHA CLARK GP/S 0/0 PTS 0.0 REB 0.0 AST 0.0 STL 0.0 FG% 0.0 3FG% 0.0 MIN HIGHLIGHTS: Averaged 9.0 PPG, career-high-tying 3.7 RPG, career-high 1.9 APG. Recorded 15 points and tied for a season-high 7 rebounds vs. LA on 9/11/16. Scored 14 points on 5-of-9 shooting against Minnesota on 6/19/16. Posted 14 points on 5-of-12 shooting at San Antonio on 6/14/16 F 30 BREANNA STEWART GP/S 0/0 PTS 0.0 REB 0.0 AST 0.0 STL 0.0 FG% 0.0 3FG% 0.0 MIN HIGHLIGHTS: 2016 WNBA Rookie of the Year, All-WNBA Second Team honoree. Averaged 18.3 PPG, 9.3 RPG, 3.4 APG, 1.8 BPG, 1.2 SPG in her rookie campaign. Recorded 32 points on 11-of-15 shooting against Indiana on 7/10/16. Set a franchise single-game rookie record with 38 points vs. Atlanta on 6/28/16. Set the franchise s rookie record for rebounds in a game with 17 vs. New York on 6/5/16 C 1 CRYSTAL LANGHORNE GP/S 0/0 PTS 0.0 REB 0.0 AST 0.0 STL 0.0 FG% 0.0 3FG% 0.0 MIN HIGHLIGHTS: Averaged 9.5 PPG, 5.5 RPG. Had second double-double of 2016 with 15 points and 10 rebounds vs. LA on 9/11/16. Posted a season-high 21 points on 10-of-12 shooting at New York on 9/7/16. Tallied 18 points on 8-of-9 shooting vs. Atlanta on 6/28/16 G 24 JEWELL LOYD GP/S 0/0 PTS 0.0 REB 0.0 AST 0.0 STL 0.0 FG% 0.0 3FG% 0.0 MIN HIGHLIGHTS: 2016 All-WNBA Second Team honoree. Averaged 16.5 PPG, 3.4 RPG, 3.4 APG in sophomore season. Tallied 26 points on 11-of-17 from the floor against Washington on 7/15/16. Scored 32 points on 12-of-18 shooting and had 9 rebounds vs. Phoenix on 6/3/16. Posted her first-career 30-point game on 5/20/16 at Phoenix, shooting 12-of-20 G 10 SUE BIRD GP/S 0/0 PTS 0.0 REB 0.0 AST 0.0 STL 0.0 FG% 0.0 3FG% 0.0 MIN HIGHLIGHTS: 2016 All-WNBA First Team honoree. Averaged 12.8 PPG, WNBA-leading 5.8 APG, and shot career-best 44.4% from distance. Tied her season-high 24 points, going 4-of-6 from the 3-point arc vs Chicago on 7/17/16. Scored a season-high 24 points at Connecticut on 6/10/16. Recorded a double-double with 13 points and a season-high 10 assists vs. New York on 6/5/16 Reserves No. Name Pos. Ht. College EXP PPG RPG 54 Nikki Greene C 6-4 Penn State 2 11 Lanay Montgomery C 6-5 West Virginia R 23 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis F 5-11 Connecticut 1 4 Jenna O Hea F 6-1 Australia 5 0 Jennifer O Neill G 5-5 Kentucky 1 2 Alexis Peterson G 5-8 Syracuse R 45 Noelle Quinn G 6-0 UCLA 9 8 Carolyn Swords C 6-6 Boston College 5 7 Ramu Tokashiki F 6-3 Japan 1 3 Sami Whitcomb G 5-10 Washington R SEATTLE ROSTER NOTES Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis (NWT - Overseas); Nikki Greene (NWT - Overseas) Seth Dahle Coordinator, Public Relations SDahle@ TEAM RECORDS Record Home Road OT 2OT Overall (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) West (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) East (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) Streaks:

2 2017 SEATTLE STORM ROSTER NO PLAYER POS HT WT DOB FROM YRS 10 Sue Bird G /16/80 Connecticut Alysha Clark F /07/87 MTSU 5 54 Nikki Greene C /6/90 Penn St. 2 1 Crystal Langhorne F /27/86 Maryland 9 24 Jewell Loyd G /5/93 Notre Dame 2 11 Lanay Montgomery C /17/93 West Virginia R 23 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis F /3/93 Connecticut 2 4 Jenna O Hea F /6/87 Australia 6 0 Jennifer O Neill G /19/90 Kentucky 1 2 Alexis Peterson G /20/95 Syracuse R 45 Noelle Quinn G /3/85 UCLA Breanna Stewart F /27/94 Connecticut 1 8 Carolyn Swords C /19/89 Boston College 5 7 Ramu Tokashiki F /11/91 Japan 2 3 Sami Whitcomb G /20/88 Washington R BASKETBALL OPERATIONS STAFF Head Coach Jenny Boucek (Virginia) Assistant Coach Gary Kloppenburg (UC San Diego 81) Assistant Coach Ryan Webb (Seattle U) Advanced Scout Emre Vatansever (Marmara University Istanbul) Sports Performance Emily Blurton (Alaska-Fairbanks) Sports Performance Susan Borchardt (Stanford 05) Athletic Trainer Tom Spencer (Central Washington) Physical Therapist Abby Gordon (Connecticut) Team Doctor Dr. Adam Pourcho (Michigan State) Team Doctor Dr. Jeff Cary (Colorado) Chiropractor Dana McCracken Nutritionist Susan Kleiner (Hiram College) Basketball Operations Talisa Rhea (Seattle U 12) Video & Equipment Erin McKinney (Wisconson-Whitewater) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Jenny Boucek (Bou-SEC) Ramu Tokashiki (goes by Tak) (Rah-Moo Toe-KOSH-Key) Breanna Stewart (Bre-ANNA) Lanay (Luh-Nae) PREGAME MEDIA AVAILABILITY Per WNBA rules, the Storm will hold pregame media from 90:00-60:00 on the pregame countdown clock. There are preset times for the following athletes and head coach Jenny Boucek, but please notify a member of the Storm PR department if you wish to speak with an athlete not listed below. 95:00 - Head Coach Jenny Boucek 90:00 - Breanna Stewart 90:00 - Jewell Loyd 60:00 - Sue Bird SUE BIRD 89 assists away from 2,500 career dimes in WNBA play. 189 assists away from passing Ticha Penicheiro as the league s leader in career assists. Penicheiro (2,599 assists) played 454 games (15 seasons) in the WNBA. 5.8 assists per game in 2016, best in the WNBA. 44.4% Bird knocked down three-balls at a blistering rate in 2016, connecting on a career-high 44.4% from deep. 11 Bird opens 2016 with 5,523 career points, 11th in WNBA all-time history. 447 games played. Bird has never come off the bench in WNBA action. 36 at age 36, Bird is the oldest active player in WNBA history. SEATTLE S BIG 3 BY THE NUMBERS JEWELL LOYD 9.5% Loyd s 3-point shooting percentage increased signficantly from year one to year two PPG in 2016, jumping 5.8 points from her rookie season in 2015 to her sophomore campaign in % from the stripe for her career, including a 14-of-14 performance on 8/30/15 vs. Washington, a Storm record for most free throws in a single game without a miss. 75 points away from scoring her 1,000th WNBA career point inch vertical. Standing 5-10, Loyd is able to grab the 10-foot rim and can dunk a tennis ball. 2 double-double games in 2016, point games in double-digit scoring efforts in BREANNA STEWART 621 points in her rookie season, third-most in WNBA rookie history (S. Augustus, 2006, 744 points; C. Pondexter, 2006, 624 points) WNBA postseason honors, including WNBA Rookie of the Year and All-WNBA Second Team. She was runner-up in Defensive Player of the Year voting. 38 points on 6/28/16 vs. Atlanta, a career-high single game performance and a Storm rookie single-game record. 13 games in 2016 where she hit double-digit rebounds, including a career-high 17 vs. New York on 6/5/ wingspan. At 6-4, Stewart s wingspan rivals that of NBA superstar LeBron James, a 6-8 forward with a 7 1/4 wingspan.

3 2017 SEATTLE STORM SOCIAL MEDIA ROSTER NO PLAYER TWITTER HANDLE WEBSITE 10 Sue suebirdonline.com 32 Alysha alyshaclark.com 1 Crystal 24 Jewell jewellloyd.com 23 Kaleena 2 Alexis PistolPete1 4 Jenna O jennaohea.com.au 45 Noelle 30 Breanna 8 Carolyn 7 Ramu 3 Sami Jenny Gary Ryan Seattle Storm stormbasketball.com STORM TWITTER FEED...

4 TONIGHT S OPPONENT PHOENIX MERCURY All-Time Record vs. Mercury: Storm Largest Storm Win: 41 points, (7/19/02) All-Time Home Record vs. Mercury: Storm Largest Mercury Win: 33 pionts, (6/7/00) All-Time Road Record vs. Mercury: Storm Current Streak: 1 Mercury Win Current Streak at Home: 1 Storm Win Longest Storm Win Streak: 7 (5/22/10-7/26/11) Current Streak on the Road: 1 Mercury Win Longest Mercury Win Streak: 9 (5/17/14-8/12/15) SERIES NOTES - Seattle is 4-4 all-time vs. Phoenix in preseason play, including a 1-1 record in Seattle faced Phoenix two times in preseason play in 2016, 2015, 2004; once in 2009, On June 3, 2016, Jewell Loyd scored a career-high 32 points vs. Phoenix en route to a Seattle win. - Seattle snapped a nine-game losing streak vs. Phoenix on May 20, 2016 with an win at Talking Stick Resort Arena. Jewell Loyd hit the game-winner to cap her first 30-point performance of her career. It was Seattle s first win in the desert since Aug. 23, RESULTS VS. PHOENIX Seattle 95, Phoenix 81 - KeyArena, Seattle, Wash. (6/3/16) When the Seattle Storm and Phoenix Mercury met for the first time this year on May 20, Jewell Loyd scored a career-high 30 points in a victory for the Storm. Friday night at KeyArena, Loyd once again posted a new career high against Phoenix, notching 32 points to guide Seattle to a win. Loyd, who reached the 500-point milestone Friday night, became the third player in franchise history to score 30 on multiple occasions. The reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year finished 12-of-18 from the field and 4-for-7 from three-point range as the Storm improved to 3-4 and moved ahead of Phoenix in the league standings. Loyd had 19 in first half alone, and the Notre Dame product also tied career highs with nine rebounds and four offensive boards. Seattle s 95 points and 12 three-pointers on Friday represent season highs. Four different Storm players had at least 14 points on the night, including rookie forward Breanna Stewart, who finished just shy of a triple-double with 10 rebounds and nine assists. Stewart, who was named WNBA Rookie of the Month for May, recorded her third double-double of the season. The teams went back and forth early in the first quarter, but the Storm gained a lead midway through the period that it never relinquished the rest of the way. Seattle was ahead by double digits throughout the fourth quarter and led by as many as 16. After a poor three-point shooting night on Wednesday in a loss at Indiana, the Storm made five of its first eight attempts and finished 8-of-14 in the first half to build its lead. Jenna O Hea, making her second straight start, hit four three-pointers on seven attempts Friday night to lead the outside-shooting barrage alongside Loyd. Storm forward Alysha Clark, after missing the previous game due to a knee bruise, came off the bench Friday and scored five points in 18 minutes.friday s win marked Seattle s first home victory over Phoenix in the last five matchups at KeyArena. The Mercury was led by Penny Taylor, who started 6-for-6 from the field and finished with 19 points. The Storm held former MVP Diana Taurasi to eight points on 3-of-9 shooting. June 3, 2016 SCORE HI SCORER HI REBOUND HI ASSISTS FG% FT% REB (O-D-T) Phoenix 81 Taylor, 19 Griner, 6 Taylor, (47.1) (76.9) Seattle 95 Loyd, 32 Stewart, 10 Stewart, (50.8) (79.2) Seattle 81, Phoenix 80 - Talking Stick Resort Arena, Phoenix, Ariz. (5/20/2016) Jewell Loyd scored a career-high 30 points, including the game-winning shot with 2.9 seconds remaining, to give the Seattle Storm an win over the Phoenix Mercury at Talking Stick Resort Arena on Friday night. Loyd, the reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year, scored 12 of her 30 points in the fourth quarter as the Storm (1-1) picked up its first win of the 2016 season. With Seattle trailing by one in the final seconds, Loyd dribbled from the top of the key toward the right wing, banking in a shot before Phoenix called timeout to set up an attempt of its own. Diana Taurasi was unable to convert on the other end, and the Storm secured its first win over the Mercury since 2013, snapping a nine-game losing streak against its Western Conference foe. Loyd, who finished 12-of-20 from the field, became the sixth player in franchise history to score 30 points in a game. Rookie forward Breanna Stewart recorded her first career double-double with 14 points and 13 rebounds, tying Lauren Jackson for the most rebounds by a Seattle rookie. Sue Bird added 17 points, including 4-of-7 from three-point range, to go along with four assists in Friday s victory. The Storm got off to a slow start on Friday, trailing by as many as 13 in the first quarter and finishing with just 12 points in the period. Seattle outscored Phoenix in each of the remaining three quarters, thanks in large part to nine converted three-point attempts. After making just one shot from beyond the arc in its season-opening loss, the Storm made eight three-pointers in the first half on Friday, including seven in the second quarter. At halftime, Bird was 4-of-6 from deep and Loyd was 3-of-4. Phoenix held a edge at the break, but the Storm came from behind to take a lead, its first advantage since the opening minute. That lead lasted just 58 seconds, and Seattle wasn t in front again until Loyd s game-winning shot in the final seconds. Crystal Langhorne had 11 points and seven boards on Friday, making it four Seattle players in double figures. Phoenix was led by Taurasi (25 points) and Brittney Griner (19 points). The Mercury, which has made it to the Conference Finals three straight years and won the title in 2014, drops to 0-3 on the season. Aug. 21, 2015 SCORE HI SCORER HI REBOUND HI ASSISTS FG% FT% REB (O-D-T) Seattle 81 Loyd, 30 Stewart, 13 Bird, (40.0) (83.3) Phoenix 80 Taurasi, 23 Taylor, 7 Taurasi, (37.5) (92.3) Seattle 62, Phoenix 86 - Talking Stick Resort Arena (9/15/16) The Seattle Storm fell to the Phoenix Mercury at Talking Stick Resort Arena. Seattle s four-game winning streak was snapped, but the Storm (15-18) remained in the seventh spot with one game remaining. Rookie forward Breanna Stewart paced the Storm with team highs of 14 points and nine rebounds, and frontcourt partner Crystal Langhorne finished with 10 points and eight boards. Second-year guard Jewell Loyd added 11 for the Storm, which shot just 35.0 percent from the field compared to 47.8 percent for the Mercury. Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis scored 11 points off the bench, hitting a trio of three-pointers. Brittney Griner scored a game-high 21 points for Phoenix, while Diana Taurasi poured in 15 and Candice Dupree added 14. After a slow start, Phoenix scored 12 unanswered points to build a commanding lead early in the first quarter, including a trio of jumpers from Penny Taylor. Stewart stopped the run with a pair of free throws that cut it to 12-6 midway through the frame. But after Mosqueda-Lewis knocked down her second three-pointer, the Mercury went on another huge run, notching 12 straight points to push its lead to Mosqueda-Lewis hit another outside jumper early in the second, but the Mercury would only increase its edge as the rest of the Storm struggled from the field. The lead was up to 20 points with four minutes to go in the half, and Seattle faced a deficit at halftime. Stewart hit a pair of jumpers in the opening minutes of the second half to help Seattle cut into the lead, and the Storm would go on to outscore Phoenix in the third quarter. The deficit was trimmed to as little as 15, as Loyd scored a pair of buckets late in the frame to keep Seattle within striking distance.after Phoenix was ahead heading into the fourth, Dupree and Taurasi were the catalysts down the stretch, helping the Mercury put the game out of reach. September 15, 2016 SCORE HI SCORER HI REBOUND HI ASSISTS FG% FT% REB (O-D-T) Seattle 62 Stewart, 14 Stewart, 9 3 with (35.0) (93.8) Phoenix 86 Griner, 21 Bonner, 9 Taurasi, (47.8) (100.0)

5 LAST GAME Seattle 85, Atlanta 94 - McCamish Pavilion (Georgia Tech) (9/21/16) The Seattle Storm lost to the Atlanta Dream on Wednesday at Georgia Tech s McCamish Pavilion, bowing out of the WNBA playoffs in the single-elimination first round. Seattle, the No. 7 seed, was in control in the first half against the sixth-seeded Dream. But the hosts would overcome the Storm thanks to a 37-point night from star forward Angel McCoughtry, the seventh-highest scoring output in playoff history. In their postseason debuts, the Storm s Jewell Loyd and Breanna Stewart scored 24 and 19 points, respectively. Sue Bird added 12 points and seven assists for Seattle. Atlanta shot 53.1 percent for the game, while Seattle finished at just 38.9 percent. In addition to McCoughtry s 37 points on 14-of-21 shooting, Bria Holmes scored 21 points for the Dream. After a bit of a slow start for both teams, a Stewart three-pointer cut Seattle s early deficit to 9-8 midway through the first quarter. Stewart and McCoughtry went back and forth in the opening frame, with the Storm rookie scoring nine of her team s first 15 points, and McCoughtry notching seven straight points for the hosts. Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis hit a three-pointer to give Seattle a one-point edge, and another McCoughtry bucket put Atlanta in front at the end of the first quarter. The Storm scored from the free throw line often early in the second frame, with Stewart, Loyd and Mosqueda-Lewis contributing. Seattle would go on a 9-0 run, capped off when Loyd found Stewart for a fast-break layup that made it McCoughtry ended the run with a jumper and continued to score, but the Storm s lead was increased to double digits late in the quarter after a Loyd layup in transition. Wednesday marks the end of a 2016 season in which the Storm improved its win total by six games and jumped from 11th to 7th in the league standings. September 21, 2016 SCORE HI SCORER HI REBOUND HI ASSISTS FG% FT% REB (O-D-T) Seattle 85 Loyd, 24 Stewart, 7 Bird, (38.9) (91.7) Langhorne, Atlanta 94 McCoughtry, 37 Williams, 16 McCoughtry, (53.1) (83.3) PREVIOUS GAME Seattle 88, Chicago 75 - KeyArena, Seattle, Wash (9/18/16) The Seattle Storm earned an victory over the Chicago Sky. Seattle finished the regular season 16-18, including a 10-7 record at home that featured victories in each of the last five games at KeyArena. The Storm is 7-3 since the Olympic break. It was just a two-point game heading into the fourth quarter, but the Storm went on a huge run and led by as many as 20 down the stretch. Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis scored 10 of her season-high 16 points in the fourth quarter, finishing the night with four three-pointers off the bench. Ramu Tokashiki, another reserve, led the way with nine points in the first half and finished with 14. Seattle s Breanna Stewart had game highs of 18 points and 11 rebounds, recording her 12th double-double of the season. Stewart set a number of records in her rookie year, including the all-time mark for defensive rebounds in a season (277). Veteran point guard Sue Bird had 14 points and five assists on Sunday, finishing the season at a career-high 44.4 percent from three-point range. Bird also led the WNBA in assists (5.8 per game). Chicago was without reigning MVP Elena Delle Donne, who had thumb surgery last week. In addition, guards Cappie Pondexter and Courtney Vandersloot did not see action. The Storm had five turnovers in the opening frame, and the contest was tied at 18 heading into the second. Three-pointers by Mosqueda-Lewis and Alysha Clark helped Seattle build a advantage early in the second frame, but Chicago once again came from behind to take the lead after struggling to open the quarter. Tokashiki continued to contribute, and Bird knocked down a shot from long distance in the final seconds of the half to make it heading into the break. Seattle scored the first eight points of the second half, six of which came from the foul line. The Storm s edge was increased to as many as 14 in the third quarter, but Chicago chipped away at the lead and closed the frame with a 7-0 run to pull within two. The Storm started the fourth quarter on a 16-2 spurt, including four three-pointers, two of which were made by Mosqueda-Lewis. Chicago made a late push, but it wasn t enough to complete a comeback. September 18, 2016 SCORE HI SCORER HI REBOUND HI ASSISTS FG% FT% REB (O-D-T) Chicago 75 Breland, 14 Boyette, 6 Faulkner, (48.5) 8-9 (88.9) Faulkner, 14 de Souza, Seattle 88 Stewart, 18 Stewart, 11 Loyd, (42.6) (82.6) LAST GAME VS. TONIGHT S OPPONENT Seattle 62, Phoenix 86 - Talking Stick Resort Arena (9/15/16) The Seattle Storm fell to the Phoenix Mercury at Talking Stick Resort Arena. The Storm s four-game winning streak was snapped, and with the loss, Seattle now knows it couldn t host a playoff game until the Semifinals. Having already secured its postseason berth, Seattle remains in the seventh spot with one game remaining. The Storm (15-18) holds the edge over Phoenix (15-18) due to its two head-to-head wins earlier this season. Phoenix became the eighth and final team to reach the playoffs when Washington lost earlier on Thursday. Rookie forward Breanna Stewart paced the Storm with team highs of 14 points and nine rebounds, and frontcourt partner Crystal Langhorne finished with 10 points and eight boards. Second-year guard Jewell Loyd added 11 for the Storm, which shot just 35.0 percent from the field compared to 47.8 percent for the Mercury. Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis scored 11 points off the bench, hitting a trio of three-pointers. Brittney Griner scored a game-high 21 points for Phoenix, while Diana Taurasi poured in 15 and Candice Dupree added 14. After a slow start, Phoenix scored 12 unanswered points to build a commanding lead early in the first quarter, including a trio of jumpers from Penny Taylor. Stewart stopped the run with a pair of free throws that cut it to 12-6 midway through the frame. But after Mosqueda-Lewis knocked down her second three-pointer, the Mercury went on another huge run, notching 12 straight points to push its lead to Mosqueda-Lewis hit another outside jumper early in the second, but the Mercury would only increase its edge as the rest of the Storm struggled from the field. The lead was up to 20 points with four minutes to go in the half, and Seattle faced a deficit at halftime. Stewart hit a pair of jumpers in the opening minutes of the second half to help Seattle cut into the lead, and the Storm would go on to outscore Phoenix in the third quarter. The deficit was trimmed to as little as 15, as Loyd scored a pair of buckets late in the frame to keep Seattle within striking distance.after Phoenix was ahead heading into the fourth, Dupree and Taurasi were the catalysts down the stretch, helping the Mercury put the game out of reach. September 15, 2016 SCORE HI SCORER HI REBOUND HI ASSISTS FG% FT% REB (O-D-T) Seattle 62 Stewart, 14 Stewart, 9 3 with (35.0) (93.8) Phoenix 86 Griner, 21 Bonner, 9 Taurasi, (47.8) (100.0) HEAD TO HEAD WIN GRID WIN LOSS ATL CHI CON DAL IND LAS MIN NYL PHO SAS WAS

6 PLAYER NOTES PETERSON, MONTGOMERY HEAD WEST In the 2017 WNBA Draft presented by State Farm, the Storm selected Alexis Peterson (15th pick, Syracuse) in the second round, followed by Lanay Montgomery (30th pick, West Virginia) in the third round. The all-time assist leader at Syracuse and reigning ACC Player of the Year, Peterson served as the floor general for the Orange, totaling 1,978 points and 590 assists to cap her career. Montgomery, a 6-5 center, averaged 10.6 points, 8.9 boards and 2.8 blocks per game in on the way to leading the Mountaineers to their first Big 12 Tournament title. ANYTHING YOU CAN DO... Breanna Stewart notched 2016 WNBA Rookie of the Year honors to cap her inaugural professional campaign and help Seattle become the first franchise in league history to garner back-to-back Rookie of the Year honorees (Jewell Loyd, 2015). In addition to posting 12 double-doubles, Stewart averaged a team-high 18.3 points and 9.3 rebounds to carry the Storm to its first playoff appearance since BIRD: RECORD WATCHING Entering the 2017 campaign, Sue Bird sits only 19 steals away from reaching 600, as well as 477 points from becoming the eighth player in WNBA history to eclipse the 6,000-point total. The 36-year-old is the oldest active player in the league, and in her 16th season with the Storm, Bird needs only 189 more dimes to pass Ticha Penicheiro as the WNBA s career assist leader. ONE OF THE ALL-TIME BEST DISHIN THE ROCK Sue Bird is just 188 assists shy of tying Ticha Penicheiro (2,599) on the WNBA all-time assist rankings. She boasts a 5.4 assist per game career average, sitting in second place on the all-time list. Bird led the league in dimes per game in 2016, dishing out 5.8 en route to the WNBA Peak Performer award in the category. RK. NAME ASSISTS 1 Ticha Penicheiro (Ret.) 2,599 2 Sue Bird (SEA) 2,411 3 Lindsay Whalen (MIN) 2,149 4 Becky Hammon (Ret.) 1,708 5 Diana Taurasi (PHO) 1,561 SHE S A THIEF Now in her 16th season in the WNBA, Sue Bird is eighth in career steals with 581. She averages 1.3 steals per game for her career, which included one season missed due to injury. In eight of the 14 years she played, Bird recorded 1.4 or more steals per contest. Her 579 career steals rank fourth among active players, and there s a good chance she moves up on the all-time list this year. RK. NAME STEALS 6 Jia Perkins (MIN) Alana Beard (LAS) Sue Bird (SEA) Taj McWilliams-Franklin (Ret.) Tully Bevilaqua (Ret.) 573 SEATTLE ADDS A SWORD(S) Seattle s frontline got a lot taller in late January thanks to the acquisition of 6-6 center Carolyn Swords. The Storm traded its sixth and 18th picks in the 2017 WNBA Draft with Washington to get the Boston College graduate out to Seattle. The Mystics, as part of the three-way swap, sent Kia Vaughn and Bria Hartley to New York. In her final season with the Liberty, Swords averaged a career-best 5.2 points and 4.6 rebounds per game while shooting 57 percent from the floor. A SHINY, NEW JEWELL Jewell Loyd s jump from her rookie campaign to year two in the WNBA paid dividends in Seattle s late-season push for its 11th playoff appearance in franchise history. Loyd s points-per-game average jumped 5.8 points (from 10.7 to 16.5), and she also nearly doubled her assist average to 3.4 per contest in Loyd s game-winner at Phoenix snapped a nine-game losing streak to the Mercury and gave Seattle its first win of the 2016 season, and she later netted a career-high 32 points in a 14-point win over the Mercury on June 3, HOME, SWEET HOME On Feb. 8, 2017, Seattle inked sharpshooter Sami Whitcomb to its training camp roster, allowing the former University of Washington standout to return to Seattle. With five years of international experience, Whitcomb has most recently played for the Perth Lynx in Australia, where she totaled 24.0 points, 5.4 rebounds and two assists per game. While playing for the Huskies during her college career, Whitcomb led the team in scoring (13.0 PPG), rebounds (5.6 RPG) and assists (2.5 APG). STORM TRIO COLLECTS POSTSEASON AWARDS Seattle boasted the most players on the 2016 All-WNBA First and Second Teams, highlighted by Sue Bird s first team recognition and recipient of the Peak Performer Award as the league leader in assists (5.8 per game). Breanna Stewart (18.3 PPG, 9.3 RPG) was named the 2016 Rookie of the Year, and both she and Jewell Loyd (16.5 PPG, 3.4 APG) earned second team recognition. Together, the trio accounted for nearly 59 percent of the team s offense and 66 percent of its team assists. SCOUTING REPORT Crystal Langhorne sits in third all-time on the WNBA s FG% charts. A career 56.3% shooter, Langhorne has led the Storm in scoring twice since joining the team and in consecutive seasons (2014, 2015). RK. NAME FG% 1 Sylvia Fowles (MIN) Nneka Ogwumike (LAS) Crystal Langhorne (SEA) Brittney Griner (PHO) Erlana Larkins 55.3

7 TEAM NOTES LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION: SEATTLE HEADED FOR PRIMETIME IN HOLLYWOOD Seattle s season opener at Los Angeles on Saturday, May 13 will air on ESPN at 2 p.m. PDT. The Storm took two of three from the Sparks last season and has won six of the last seven meetings. The Storm-Sparks matchup will kickoff a 16-game regular season schedule of the 2017 WNBA slate on ESPN. In addition, ESPN will televise each game of the WNBA postseason from the first round to the finals. ROAD WARRIORS Although five of Seattle s first six games in 2017 will take place inside the friendly confines of KeyArena, the Storm will face a brutal road slate in August that covers 21,374 miles across six road contests in five different states. Last season, the Storm dropped 10 of 13 road games before fighting back to win three of its last five. HOT FINISH TO 2016 The Storm won five of its last six to cap the regular season in 2016 and earn the No. 7 seed in the WNBA Playoffs. Three of those triumphs came on the road, and Seattle won those five games by an average of 13.8 points. In Seattle s second to last home game, the Storm took down soon-to-be WNBA champion Los Angeles by an 18-point (78-60) margin, as Breanna Stewart led the way with her 15th 20+ point effort of the season.

8 2017 QUARTER BY QUARTER SHOOTING DATE OPPONENT 1Q 2Q FIRST HALF 3Q 4Q SECOND HALF OT TOTAL Los Angeles 5/14 INDIANA 5/21 WASHINGTON 5/26 NEW YORK 5/28 INDIANA 6/3 MINNESOTA San Antonio Indiana New York 6/13 ATLANTA 6/18 SAN ANTONIO 6/23 PHOENIX Washington Connecticut Dallas 7/6 NEW YORK 7/8 LOS ANGELES 7/12 CONNECTICUT 7/15 ATLANTA 7/18 CHICAGO Los Angeles 7/28 DALLAS Minnesota Dallas San Antonio Connecticut Phoenix 8/16 MINNESOTA 8/18 SAN ANTONIO Chicago Atlanta 8/27 PHOENIX Washington Chicago

9 2017 QUARTER BY QUARTER SCORING DATE OPPONENT 1Q 2Q FIRST HALF 3Q 4Q SECOND HALF OT TOTAL Los Angeles 5/14 INDIANA 5/21 WASHINGTON 5/26 NEW YORK 5/28 INDIANA 6/3 MINNESOTA San Antonio Indiana New York 6/13 ATLANTA 6/18 SAN ANTONIO 6/23 PHOENIX Washington Connecticut Dallas 7/6 NEW YORK 7/8 LOS ANGELES 7/12 CONNECTICUT 7/15 ATLANTA 7/18 CHICAGO Los Angeles 7/28 DALLAS Minnesota Dallas San Antonio Connecticut Phoenix 8/16 MINNESOTA 8/18 SAN ANTONIO Chicago Atlanta 8/27 PHOENIX Washington Chicago

10 2017 TEAM BOX SCORE DATE OPPONENT FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% OR-DR-TOT A PF ST TO BS PTS Los Angeles 5/14 INDIANA 5/21 WASHINGTON 5/26 NEW YORK 5/28 INDIANA 6/3 MINNESOTA San Antonio Indiana New York 6/13 ATLANTA 6/18 SAN ANTONIO 6/23 PHOENIX Washington Connecticut Dallas 7/6 NEW YORK 7/8 LOS ANGELES 7/12 CONNECTICUT 7/15 ATLANTA 7/18 CHICAGO Los Angeles 7/28 DALLAS Minnesota Dallas San Antonio Connecticut Phoenix 8/16 MINNESOTA 8/18 SAN ANTONIO Chicago Atlanta 8/27 PHOENIX Washington Chicago

11 OVERALL TEAM STATS Through September 18 (16-18) SEATTLE STORM 2016 REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS -FIELD GOALS- -3-POINT FG-- -FREE THROWS- --REBOUNDS-- PLAYER G GS MIN FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AST PF DQ STL TO BLK PTS AVG Stewart Loyd Bird Langhorne Clark Tokashiki Mosqueda-Lewis O Hea Gatling Quinn (TOT) Quinn (SEA) Thomas Wright Dietrick Bishop STORM OPPONENTS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS AVERAGE PER GAME CAREER HIGHS (C=SET, T=TIED THIS SEASON)- PLAYER MIN REB AST ST TO BL PTS MIN REB AST STL TO BLK PTS FG FGA FT FTA REB AST PTS Stewart C 20C 12C 14C 17C 9C 38C Loyd C 20C C 10C 32C Bird Langhorne T T 31 Clark C 13C 7C 8C 9 7C 23C Tokashiki T 6 9 2T 21 Mosqueda-Lewis C 6C 4T 4 19 O Hea Gatling Quinn (TOT) Quinn (SEA) Thomas Wright Dietrick C 2C 3 0T 2T Bishop STORM T OPPONENTS T C 107

12 2017 OFFENSIVE LEADERS (INCLUDES TIES) PLAYER G-GS PTS PTS 30+ PTS 10+ REB 10+ AST DBL-DBL TPL-DBL S. Bird 0-0 A. Clark 0-0 N. Greene 0-0 C. Langhorne 0-0 J. Loyd 0-0 L. Montgomery 0-0 K. Mosqueda-Lewis 0-0 J. O Hea 0-0 J. O Neill 0-0 A. Peterson 0-0 N. Quinn 0-0 B. Stewart 0-0 C. Swords 0-0 R. Tokashiki 0-0 S. Whitcomb 0-0 PLAYER PTS REB AST STL BLK MINS S. Bird A. Clark N. Greene C. Langhorne J. Loyd L. Montgomery K. Mosqueda-Lewis J. O Hea J. O Neill A. Peterson N. Quinn B. Stewart C. Swords R. Tokashiki S. Whitcomb Jan. 11, 2017 Jan. 30, 2017 Feb. 8, 2017 Feb. 9, 2017 Feb. 24, 2017 April 13, 2017 RECENT TRANSACTIONS Added assistant coach Gary Kloppenburg to Jenny Boucek s staff Traded the 6th and 18th selections in the 2017 WNBA Draft to Washington in exchange for center Carolyn Swords and the 15th selection in the 2017 WNBA Draft. AS part of the deal, New York received Kia Vaughn and Bria Hartley from the Mystics. Signed guard Sami Whitcomb and center Nikki Greene Waived Abby Bishop Signed Jennifer O Neill Selected Alexis Peterson (PG, Syracuse) 15th overall (second round) and Lanay Montgomery (C, West Virginia) 30th overall (third roound) in the 2017 WNBA Draft

13 DATE OPPONENT Los Angeles 2017 REGULAR SEASON MISCELLANEOUS STATS POINTS IN THE PAINT SECOND CHANCE POINTS FASTBREAK POINTS BENCH POINTS 5/14 INDIANA 5/21 WASHINGTON 5/26 NEW YORK 5/28 INDIANA 6/3 MINNESOTA San Antonio Indiana New York 6/13 ATLANTA 6/18 SAN ANTONIO 6/23 PHOENIX Washington Connecticut Dallas 7/6 NEW YORK 7/8 LOS ANGELES 7/12 CONNECTICUT 7/15 ATLANTA 7/18 CHICAGO Los Angeles 7/28 DALLAS Minnesota Dallas San Antonio Connecticut Phoenix 8/16 MINNESOTA 8/18 SAN ANTONIO Chicago Atlanta 8/27 PHOENIX Washington Chicago STORM TOTALS OPPONENT TOTALS

14 HOW THE 2017 SEATTLE STORM WAS BUILT DRAFT FREE AGENCY TRADE Sue Bird (1st pick, 2002) Alysha Clark (5/23/12) Crystal Langhorne (from WAS, 4/14/14) Jewell Loyd (1st pick, 2015) Ramu Tokashiki (4/7/15) Jenna O Hea (from LA, 4/1/14) Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis (3rd pick, 2015) Sami Whitcomb (2/8/17) Noelle Quinn (from PHO, 6/25/16) Breanna Stewart (1st pick, 2016) Nikki Greene (2/8/17) Carolyn Swords (from WAS, 1/30/17) Alexis Peterson (15th pick, 2017) Jennifer O Neill (2/24/17) Lanay Montgomery (30th pick, 2017) 2017 STARTING LINEUPS GAMES FORWARD FORWARD CENTER GUARD GUARD RECORD 2017 GAMES MISSED PLAYER REASON DATES OUT GAMES # W/L PLAYER MILESTONES PLAYER MILESTONE NEEDED Sue Bird 200 offensive rebounds 16 offensive rebounds Sue Bird 6000 points 477 points Sue Bird 2500 assists 89 assists Alysha Clark 100 three-point field goals 1 three-point field goal Alysha Clark 3000 minutes 22 minutes Alysha Clark 500 rebounds 56 rebounds Alysha Clark 100 steals 18 steals Alysha Clark 1000 points 125 points Crystal Langhorne 100 blocks 9 blocks Crystal Langhorne 1400 defensive rebounds 5 defensive rebounds Crystal Langhorne 300 steals 24 steals Jewell Loyd 200 assists 19 assists Jewell Loyd 1000 points 75 points Jewell Loyd 200 defensive rebounds 30 defensive rebounds Jewell Loyd 100 offensive rebounds 34 offensive rebounds Jenna O Hea 200 defensive rebounds 16 defensive rebounds Jenna O Hea 100 free throws 9 free throws Breanna Stewart 1000 points 379 points Breanna Stewart 2000 minutes 821 minutes Breanna Stewart 300 field goals 92 field goals Breanna Stewart 100 three-point field goals 55 three-point field goals Breanna Stewart 200 free throws 40 free throws Breanna Stewart 500 rebounds 183 rebounds Breanna Stewart 100 blocks 36 blocks Ramu Tokashiki 100 free throws 5 free throws Ramu Tokashiki 200 rebounds 26 rebounds Ramu Tokashiki 500 points 89 points

15 2017 RECORD WHEN... QUICK OVERVIEW RECORD Overall Home Road vs. Western Conference vs. Eastern Conference BREAKDOWN RECORD vs. teams.500+ (day of game) vs. teams sub.500 (day of game) Games 1-10 Games Games Pre All-Star Break Post All-Star Break DAYS OF REST Back-to-back games 1 day between games 2 days between games 3 days between games 4+ days between games BY DAY RECORD HOME ROAD Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday BY MONTH RECORD HOME ROAD May June July August September QUARTER SCORING Storm is ahead or tied after 1Q Storm is behind after 1Q Storm is ahead or tied after 2Q Storm is behind after 2Q Storm is ahead or tied after 3Q Storm is behind after 3Q Storm scores 15 or less in any Q Storm allows 15 or less in any Q Storm scores 25 or more in any Q Storm allows 25 or more in any Q Storm scores 50+ in first half Storm allows 50 or more in first half Storm scores 50+ in the second half Storm allows 50+ in second half STORM RECORD WHEN Shooting 45%+ Shooting sub 45% Opponents shooting 45%+ Opponents shooting sub 45% Bench outscores opponent bench Bench outscored by opponent bench Bench scoring is tied Tied or more points in the paint Fewer points in the paint Score 70 + points Score sub 70 points Score 75+ points Score sub 75 points Opponent scores 75+ points Opponent sub 75 points More/tied rebounds than opponent Fewer rebounds than opponent RECORD RECORD

16 STORM TOP SINGLE-GAME PERFORMANCES 2016 REGULAR SEASON SUPERLATIVES Points Date Stewart, 38 vs. ATL 6/28/16 Stewart, 32 vs. IND 7/10/16 Loyd, 32 vs. PHO 6/3/16 Loyd, 30 at PHO 5/20/16 Rebounds Date Stewart, 17 vs. NY 6/5/16 Stewart, 16 vs. NY 7/6/16 Stewart, 15 vs. SA 6/14/16 Assists Date Bird, 10 (2 times) Loyd, 10 vs. CHI 7/17/16 Stewart, 9 vs. PHO 6/3/16 Bird, 9 (2 times) Turnovers Date Bird, 7 at IND 6/12/16 Stewart, 6 at DAL 6/16/16 Loyd, 6 vs. MIN 5/22/16 Blocks Stewart, 5 (2 times) Stewart, 4 (3 times) Stewart, 3 (8 times) Date Steals Date Loyd, 5 vs. LA 8/26/16 Bird, 4 vs. PHO 6/3/16 Stewart, 4 vs. WAS 5/26/16 Field Goals Made Date Stewart, 12 vs. ATL 6/28/16 Loyd, 12 (2 times) Stewart, 11 vs. IND 7/10/16 Loyd, 11 (2 times) Langhorne, 10 at NY 9/7/16 Stewart, 10 vs. WAS 5/26/16 Bird, 10 at ATL 9/4/16 Field Goals Attempted Date Stewart, 20 vs. WAS 5/26/16 Loyd, 20 at PHO 5/20/16 Loyd, 19 at CHI 9/2/16 Stewart, 19 vs. MIN 5/22/16 Free Throws Made Date Stewart, 12 at DAL 6/16/16 Stewart, 11 (2 times) Langhorne, 9 at IND 6/12/16 Stewart, 9 (2 times) Loyd, 9 (3 times) Free Throws Attempted Date Stewart, 14 at DAL 6/16/16 Stewart, 13 (2 times) Stewart, 12 vs. SA 6/14/16 3-FG Made Date Bird, 5 vs. LA 8/26/16 Stewart, 5 vs. CON 6/24/16 Mosqueda-Lewis, 4 vs. WAS 7/15/16 Stewart, 4 (2 times) Bird, 4 (4 times) Loyd, 4 vs. PHO 6/3/16 O Hea, 4 vs. PHO 6/3/16 3-FG Attempted Date Mosqueda-Lewis, 9 vs. WAS 7/15/16 Stewart, 8 (2 times) Bird, 8 (2 times) OPPONENTS TOP SINGLE-GAME PERFORMANCES Points Date Delle Donne, 35 (CHI) 7/17/16 Parker, 34 (LAS) 5/15/16 McCoughtry, 32 (ATL) 9/4/16 Ogwumike, 28 (LA) 8/26/16 Rebounds Date Hamby, 18 (SAS) 6/14/16 Charles, 13 ( NY) 6/5/16 Meesseman, 13 (WAS) 5/26/16 Assists Date Montgomery, 10 (MIN) 6/19/16 Moore, 8 (MIN) 6/19/16 Charles, 7 (NY) 9/7/16 January, 7 (IND) 7/10/16 Rodgers, 7 (NY) 7/6/16 Turnovers Date Ogwumike, 6 (LA) 8/26/16 Jefferson, 6 (SAS) 6/14/16 Diggins, 5 (DAL) 6/30/16 McCoughtry, 5 (ATL) 6/28/16 Moseley, 5 (IND) 6/1/16 Blocks Date Williams, 7 (ATL) 7/5/16 Boyette, 3 (CHI) 9/2/16 Ogwumike, 3 (LA) 8/26/16 Stokes, 3 ( NY) 6/5/16 Meesseman, 3 (WAS) 5/26/16 Steals Date Beard, 4 (LA) 8/26/16 Catchings, 4 (IND) 7/10/16 Charles, 4 (NY) 7/6/16 McCoughtry, 4 (ATL) 6/28/16 Johnson, 4 (DAL) 6/16/16 Sims, 4 (DAL) 6/16/16 Taylor, 4 (PHO) 9/15/16 Field Goals Made Date Delle Donne, 14 (CHI) 7/17/16 Parker, 12 (LAS) 5/15/16 McCoughtry, 12 (ATL) 9/4/16 Ogwumike, 11 (LA) 8/26/16 Jefferson, 11 (SA) 7/20/16 Lyttle, 11 (ATL) 7/5/16 Field Goals Attempted Date Delle Donne, 24 (CHI) 7/17/16 Jefferson, 21 (SA) 7/20/16 Charles, 20 ( NY) 6/5/16 Taurasi, 20 (PHO) 5/20/16 Parker, 20 (LAS) 5/15/16 Charles, 19 (2 times) Bone, 19 (CON) 5/28/16 Free Throws Made Date Moore, 11 (MIN) 7/22/16 Catchings, 8 (IND) 6/12/16 Delle Donne, 8 (CHI) 9/2/16 Free Throws Attempted Date Moore, 12 (MIN) 7/22/16 Hamby, 10 (SAS) 6/14/16 Parker, 10 (LAS) 5/15/16 McCoughtry, 10 (ATL) 9/4/16 3-FG Made Date Taylor, 6 (PHO) 6/3/16 Taurasi, 6 (PHO) 5/20/16 Johnson, 5 (IND) 7/10/16 Rodgers, 4 (NY) 9/7/16 January, 4 (IND) 6/12/16 3-FG Attempted Date Taurasi, 16 (PHO) 5/20/16 Taurasi, 9 (PHO) 9/15/16 Bentley, 8 (CON) 6/24/16 Taylor, 8 (PHO) 6/3/16 Rodgers, 7 (2 times) Hill, 7 (WAS) 9/9/16

17 2016 REGULAR SEASON SUPERLATIVES SEATTLE STORM HIGHS SEATTLE STORM LOWS Points, Game at New York 9/7 62 at Phoenix 9/15 Points, First Half (2 times) 26 at Los Angeles 5/15 Points, Second Half (2 times) 30 vs. Minnesota 5/22 Points, 1Q vs. Connecticut 6/24 11 at New York 7/6 Points, 2Q (3 times) 7 vs. San Antonio 7/20 Points, 3Q vs. Atlanta 9/4 10 vs. Minnesota 5/22 Points, 4Q vs. Chicago 7/17 10 at Atlanta 7/6 Points, Overtime vs. Washington 5/26 Field Goals Made at New York 9/7 21 at Phoenix 9/15 Field Goals Att at Chicago 9/2 49 at Los Angeles 5/15 Field Goal Percentage vs. Connecticut 6/ at Phoenix 9/15 3FG Made vs. Phoenix 6/3 1 at Los Angeles 5/15 3FG Att vs. Chicago 7/17 10 at Los Angeles 5/15 3FG Percentage (2 times) 10.0 at Los Angeles 5/15 Free Throws Made at Indiana 6/12 8 (2 times) Free Throws Att vs. Connecticut 5/28 9 at Connecticut 6/10 FT Percentage (3 times) 61.5 at New York 7/6 Offensive Rebounds vs. Phoenix 6/3 1 (2 times) Defensive Rebounds vs. San Antonio 7/20 15 at Dallas 6/16 Total Rebounds at New York 9/7 22 at Indiana 6/1 Assists vs. Chicago 7/17 10 at Phoenix 9/15 Steals (3 times) 3 at Washington 9/9 Turnovers at Los Angeles 5/15 8 (2 times) Blocked Shots... 9 vs. San Antonio 7/20 0 (2times) Personal Fouls (4 times) 12 vs. Washington 7/15 Largest lead at any time vs. Washington 7/15 Largest deficit at any time... OPPONENT HIGHS OPPONENT LOWS Points, Game (2 times) 51 vs. Washington 7/15 Points, First Half vs. Chicago 7/17 23 vs. Washington 7/15 Points, Second Half (2 times) 28 vs. Washington 7/15 Points, 1Q vs. Chicago 7/17 12 at Indiana 6/12 Points, 2Q at Indiana 6/1 8 vs. Washington 7/15 Points, 3Q at Minnesota 8/28 8 vs. Minnesota 5/22 Points, 4Q at Indiana 6/12 9 vs. Washington 7/15 Points, Overtime vs. Washington 5/26 Field Goals Made vs. Minnesota 6/19 20 vs. Washington 7/15 Field Goals Att vs. Connecticut 6/24 60 at San Antonio 7/8 Field Goal Percentage vs. Indiana 7/ vs. Washington 7/15 3FG Made (2 times) 1 at Atlanta 7/6 3FG Att vs. Connecticut 6/24 7 at Minnesota 8/28 3FG Percentage vs. Chicago 7/ at Atlanta 7/6 Free Throws Made at Indiana 6/12 5 vs. Washington 7/15 Free Throws Att at Indiana 6/12 7 vs. Washington 7/15 FT Percentage at Phoenix 9/ vs. Atlanta 6/28 Offensive Rebounds (2 times) 2 vs. Los Angeles 9/11 Defensive Rebounds at San Antonio 6/14 16 (2 times) Total Rebounds at San Antonio 6/14 22 vs. Connecticut 5/28 Assists vs. Minnesota 6/19 10 vs. Los Angeles 9/11 Steals at Dallas 6/16 4 (3 times) Turnovers (2 times) 5 at Washington 9/9 Blocked Shots at Atlanta 7/6 0 (2 times) Personal Fouls (2 times) 15 at Washington 9/9 Largest lead at any time at Los Angeles 5/15 Largest deficit at any time...

18 JENNY BOUCEK BIOGRAPHY WNBA Head Coaching Record: Seattle Storm Head Coaching Record: Seasons in the WNBA: 18th Season Seasons with the Storm: 11th Season (3rd as Head Coach) JENNY BOUCEK On Jan. 20, 2015, Jenny Boucek was named the fourth head coach in the history of the Seattle Storm and immediately set about rebuilding the team. In her two seasons at the helm, she coached consecutive WNBA Rookie of the Year winners in Jewell Loyd (2015) and Breanna Stewart (2016). Following a campaign in 2015 with a roster that featured three rookies, Boucek s 2016 Storm improved to for the franchises s first 15+ win season and playoff berth since Immediately prior to becoming the team s head coach, she spent four seasons with the Storm under then-head coach Brian Agler, rejoining the defending WNBA champions in 2010 as Dir. of Player Development and Scouting. She was promoted to associate head coach in 2014 Boucek has been involved in the WNBA since it s inaugural season, suiting up for the Cleveland Rockers in Following a careerending injury in 1998, she began her WNBA coaching career as an assistant with the Washington Mystics in She then spent three seasons, , in the same capacity with the Miami Sol. Boucek enjoyed her first stint in Seattle on Anne Donovan s staff from , a span which included the franchise s first WNBA Championship in Her first stop as a WNBA head coach came in Sacramento, leading the now-defunct Sacramento Monarchs to a clip over two-plus seasons, spanning Notably respected as one of the top coaches in the league, Boucek has spent much of her career as a student of the game. She served as an advanced scout with the Seattle SuperSonics, and more recently, had full access to Dallas Mavericks Head Coach Rick Carlisle s training camp in September and October of She was involved in all coaches meetings, film and practice sessions and player meetings. Boucek also played in Iceland in 1998 and was voted the country s best player after averaging 23 points, seven rebounds and six assists. She returned to Cleveland for the 1998 season but was forced to retire due to a career-ending back injury. A four-year starter at the University of Virginia ( ), Boucek helped lead the Cavaliers to four regular-season ACC Championships and three NCAA Elite Eight appearances. She was a two-time GTE Academic All-American team member and two-time ACC selection. Boucek twice earned team Defensive Player of the Year honors and finished her career at Virginia as a member of the 1,000-point club. She also competed in the U.S. Olympic Festival in JENNY BOUCEK BY THE NUMBERS YEAR TEAM TITLE OVERALL HOME ROAD FINISH 2017 SEA Head Coach SEA Head Coach Lost in 1st Round at Atlanta 2015 SEA Head Coach DNQ 2009 SAC Head Coach DNQ 2008 SAC Head Coach Lost in Western Conf. Semifinals to San Antonio 2007 SAC Head Coach Lost in 1st Round to San Antonio TOTALS YEAR TEAM TITLE OVERALL HOME ROAD FINISH 2014 SEA Associate HC T-5th, Western Conference (DNQ) 2013 SEA Assistant Coach Lost in Western Conf. Semifinals to Minnesota 2012 SEA Assistant Coach Lost in Western Conf. Semifinals to Minnesota 2011 SEA Assistant Coach Lost in Western Conf. Semifinals to Phoenix 2010 SEA Assistant Coach WNBA Champions (def. Atlanta 3-0) 2005 SEA Assistant Coach Lost in 1st Round to Houston 2004 SEA Assistant Coach WNBA Champions (def. Connectict 2-1) 2003 SEA Assistant Coach DNQ 2002 MIA Assistant Coach DNQ 2001 MIA Assistant Coach Lost in 1st Round to New York 2000 MIA Assistant Coach DNQ 1999 WAS Assistant Coach DNQ TOTALS