WNBA Schedule

The WNBA Schedule calendar tracks every regular-season and playoff game in the Women’s National Basketball Association, the premier professional women’s basketball league in the United States, operated jointly by the NBA and the WNBA Board of Governors. The league, founded in 1996, now fields 13 franchises across cities including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Seattle, with the Golden State Valkyries added in 2025. Its season runs roughly from May to September, followed by a four-round postseason that concludes in October. All games appear in the calendar regardless of market or broadcaster, reflecting the schedule as published by the league and fed through ESPN’s public API. National television partners — ABC, ESPN, ION, CBS, and Prime Video — carry marquee matchups, and the calendar records the designated network alongside tipoff times and arena names. Each entry represents a single game, always shown in Eastern Time for consistency, with the two teams identified by city and nickname (for example, Sun at Tempo, Sparks at Storm, Sky at Fever) and the host venue listed. Arenas include Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto, Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Gateway Center in Cleveland, College Park Center in Arlington, and Moda Center in Portland. Game days are distributed across weekdays and weekends, with most tipoffs in the evening hours to align with broadcast windows. A typical June slate includes matchups like the Liberty at Dream and the Aces at Fire, while the addition of the Valkyries at Storm brings a new expansion club into the cycle. For fans of women’s sports, the calendar provides a structured view of the entire competitive rhythm, from season opener to the final championship series. Subscribers who want the full schedule integrated into personal planning can use this smart calendar feed — free to subscribe — to automatically insert every fixture into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. Once added, the feed pulls fresh data directly from the ESPN public API, so alterations such as tipoff time shifts for television, venue changes due to arena conflicts, or game rescheduling after weather interruptions appear without any manual editing. Beat reporters covering the league, fantasy sports players tracking player availability, and traveling supporters who plan around away games all gain a live reference that fits within the same calendar interface used for daily commitments. The data refreshes at least daily and more frequently on game days, ensuring that the broadcast listing and tipoff time reflect the league’s real-time operational tempo. This regular update cycle keeps the calendar accurate against last-minute adjustments, sparing followers from outdated fixture sheets and providing a continuously current view of the WNBA sports season.