Can the Storm build upon 2024 successes or will it face an offseason of massive turnover?
Bella Munson
Bella has been a contributor for The IX Basketball since September 2023 and is the site's Seattle Storm beat reporter. She also writes about women's soccer for The IX Sports, The Equalizer and Home Fields. Having graduated with a Journalism & Public Interest Communication degree from the University of Washington, she also covers the WNBA for Spotrac.
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