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Storm hold on for 80-78 win over Dream in Vancouver, snap 6-game losing streak
The two teams put on a show for the Canadian audience, with the Storm holding on to beat the Dream 80-78. The win was not only a victory for Pacific Northwest dominance, but also ended a six-game losing streak for Seattle — while also snapping a six-game winning streak for Atlanta.
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Storm beat Dream at Vancouver's Rogers Arena in first WNBA regular-season game on Canadian soil
The Seattle Storm’s victory snapped a six-game skid and spoiled the Atlanta Dream’s six-game win streak in the first WNBA ...
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Electric sellout Vancouver game a milestone for flourishing WNBA
A sellout crowd of 15,892 watched the Atlanta Dream on Friday when they faced the Seattle Storm in Vancouver. Players from ...
The Atlanta Dream will take on the Seattle Storm at Rogers Arena, marking the first time a regular-season WNBA game will be ...
The WNBA will host its first regular season game outside of the United States in Vancouver, Canada, with a match up between ...
The game will take place Friday, August 15, 2025 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C. It will be the first regular-season WNBA ...
Ahead of Vancouver hosting the first WNBA regular-season game played outside the United States, a women's basketball great ...
As the Toronto Tempo prepare for their inaugural season in 2026, they've made one thing abundantly clear: they're Canada's ...
Meeting for the second time in three days, this time in the WNBA's first regular-season game outside the United States, the red-hot Atlanta Dream will try to make matters worse for the reeling Seattle ...
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