The last time the Seattle Storm won a major WNBA award was in 2019, when Natasha Howard was named Defensive Player of the Year.
Here’s a breakdown of the last time the Seattle Storm won every major WNBA award:
Last Time a Storm Player Won MVP
The last time a Storm player won MVP was when Breanna Stewart secured the trophy in 2018.
In addition, Lauren Jackson won three MVP awards in Seattle.
Last Time a Storm Player Won Rookie of the Year
Stewart was named WNBA Rookie of the Year in 2016, becoming the second Seattle player to win the award.
Jewell Loyd earned Rookie of the Year in 2015.
Last Time a Storm Player Won Defensive Player of the Year
Natasha Howard won Defensive Player of the Year for the Storm in 2019.
Jackson is the only other DPOY winner in franchise history, notching the trophy in 2007.
Last Time a Storm Player Won Sixth Player of the Year
The Storm have never had anyone win the Sixth Player of the Year award.
Last Time a Storm Player Won Most Improved Player
Howard is the lone Most Improved Player in franchise history, claiming the honor in 2018.
Last Time a Storm Coach Won Coach of the Year
The only Storm coach to win Coach of the Year was Brian Agler, who did so in 2010.
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