The Seattle Storm unveiled the WNBA’s first dedicated practice facility designed and built from the ground up. The $64 million facility is a landmark for the future of women’ basketball.
The 50, 000 square feet Seattle Storm Center for Basketball Performance as it is officially named will serve as the team’s headquarters.
“This facility reflects our commitment to providing our athletes an exceptional environment that supports their growth, health, and performance,” said Ginny Gilder, co-owner of the Seattle Storm. “It’s built for women, by women, embodying our dedication to leading the way in professional women’s sports.”
The facility has two indoor professional basketball courts, two outdoor 3X3 courts, and an exclusive suite that house a locker room, a nutrition center and a player’s lounges. A section of the facility was designed with a focus to high performance. There is a strength and condition room with, a health and wellness suite and an aquatic center.
“This year is set to be a historic high point for women’s professional sports, and the Seattle Storm is at the forefront of this transformative era,” said Lisa Brummel, co-owner of the Seattle Storm. “Our new Center for Basketball Performance is a physical representation of our commitment to excellence and community.
The facility will also be used for community basketball events.
“The opening of the Center for Basketball Performance is more than a testament to the Force 10 ownership’s commitment to our Storm athletes and our entire staff, it is a commitment to use professional sports as a platform for positive impact,” said Alisha Valavanis, Storm President and CEO, “This will be home to ‘Jr. Storm,’ a comprehensive youth basketball program including our free community camps and clinics made possible through corporate partners.”
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