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Natisha Hiedeman kept it completely real about her early journey in the WNBA. By 2026, Natisha Hiedeman is running the point for the Seattle Storm. Stepping into a starting guard spot, she put together the best year of her career, putting up 14.7 points, 5.0 assists, and over a steal a game across a full 40-game season.

Final Injury Report for Aces-Storm: Will Awa Fam, Natisha Hiedeman Play?

The Seattle Storm are at home Thursday night as they host the Las Vegas Aces in their first game back following the WNBA’s break for the FIBA Women’s World Cup.

Final Injury Report for Sparks-Storm: Will Awa Fam, Natisha Hiedeman Play?

The Seattle Storm are at home Sunday evening as they host the Los Angeles Sparks in their final game before the break for the FIBA Women’s World Cup. Seattle enters Sunday’s game with an 8-31 record after defeating the Toronto Tempo at home Wednesday night.

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WNBA News / WNBA on ClutchPoints / August 29

Storm veteran guard ruled out for Sparks clash

The Seattle Storm have one game remaining on their schedule, a matchup at home against the Los Angeles Sparks before the WNBA goes on temporary hiatus for the FIBA World Cup.

WNBA News / Athlon Sports / August 23

Final Injury Report for Storm-Wings: Will Alanna Smith, Natisha Hiedeman Play?

The Dallas Wings are at home Sunday afternoon as they host the Seattle Storm in a Western Conference matchup. Dallas enters Sunday’s game with a 21-16 record after defeating the Indiana Fever at home Thursday night.

Dallas Wings News / Dallas Sports Journal / July 29

Dallas Wings Release Behind-The-Scenes Video Of Azzi Fudd’s 3-Point Contest Preparation

The Dallas Wings released a behind-the-scenes video Tuesday following rookie guard Azzi Fudd through her preparation for the WNBA 3-Point Contest, which she won Friday night in Chicago.

WNBA News / WNBA on ClutchPoints / July 26

Natisha Hiedeman makes admission about Azzi Fudd after WNBA 3-Point Contest

Seattle Storm star Natisha Hiedeman had a humorous admission about Dallas Wings rookie Azzi Fudd’s victory in the 3-point shooting contest during WNBA All-Star Weekend.

WNBA News / Dallas Hoops Journal / July 24

Wings' Azzi Fudd is first rookie to win WNBA 3-Point Contest

'I was just locked in': Wings' Azzi Fudd becomes first rookie to win WNBA 3-Point Contest

Azzi Fudd scored 30 points in the championship round at Wintrust Arena to become the first rookie to win the WNBA 3-Point Contest.

WNBA All-Stars get epic Barack Obama surprise at Chicago practice

Caitlin Clark reveals 'super cool' conversation with Obama

Clark calls out WNBA media's 'false characterization of who I am'

Fever star Kelsey Mitchell reacts to new head coach announcement

Brianna Turner defends trans community amid WNBA debate

WNBA News / WNBA on ClutchPoints / July 23

Security guard gets embarrassed after trash talk backfires vs. WNBA stars

All roads lead to Chicago for the WNBA All-Star Game. It is the 30th edition of the midseason spectacle, and fans are excited to see their favorite players in action at United Center.

WNBA News / ChiCitySports / July 22

Fever star Caitlin Clark makes WNBA decision amid ongoing tension

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is expected to take part in what will be her second WNBA All-Star Game on Saturday. This year is the third time she has been voted an All-Star, but she was forced to withdraw from last year’s exhibition game due to injury.

WNBA News / Total Pro Sports / June 9

Alanna Smith Gets Emotional While Talking About Minnesota Lynx Fans Ahead Of Dallas Wings Matchup

Two nights ago, the Minnesota Lynx welcomed one of their beloved guards, Natisha Hiedeman, as the franchise hosted the Seattle Storm in the commissioner’s cup game.

Seattle Storm News / Beyond Women's Sports / May 28

Seattle Storm Splits Home Stand Versus Mystics and Sun

Ahead of their recent home stand, the Seattle Storm had just one win to three losses as all three of those losses were by double-digits. Following the 89-78 loss to the Fever on May 17, the Storm kicked off their four-game home on May 20 against the Connecticut Sun at Climate Pledge Arena.

WNBA News / HITC / May 25

Awa Fam makes WNBA history as Seattle Storm may be turning a corner

Seattle Storm’s 97-85 win over the Washington Mystics last Sunday was more than just another early-season result. Natisha Hiedeman led the way with 24 points, Flau’jae Johnson added 17, and Stefanie Dolson chipped in with an efficient 16-point mark.

WNBA News / Field Level Media / May 24

Natisha Hiedeman's 24 points lead Storm over Mystics

Natisha Hiedeman matched a career-high with 24 points while rookie Awa Fam scored 10 in her WNBA debut as the host Seattle Storm rolled to a 97-85 victory over the Washington Mystics on Sunday.

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WNBA News / ChiCitySports / May 22

Storm player addresses Caitlin Clark’s gesture against her during WNBA game

The Indiana Fever picked up their second win of the season after defeating the Seattle Storm at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Sunday, 89-78. Caitlin Clark led the way for her squad, scoring a game-high 21 points along with 10 assists and two blocks.

WNBA News / Field Level Media / May 21

Kennedy Burke's clutch play lifts Sun past Storm for first win

Kennedy Burke made a three-point play with 2.8 seconds remaining as the Connecticut Sun earned their first victory of the WNBA season, defeating the host Seattle Storm 80-78 on Wednesday night.

WNBA News / HerSportsNation / April 18

Courtney Williams Reacts to Natisha Hiedeman’s Move to Seattle Storm

After building a strong bond as teammates on the Minnesota Lynx during the 2024 and 2025 seasons, Courtney Williams has now opened up about her feelings as the “StudBudz” go their separate ways in the 2026 season.

Minnesota Lynx News / Bring Me The News / April 10

No more StudBudz: PG Natisha Hiedeman leaving Lynx in free agency

After two seasons in Minnesota, the popular "StudBudz" duo of Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman has come to an end — at least as teammates on the Lynx.

WNBA News / WNBA on ClutchPoints / April 10

Storm signing Natisha Hiedeman after 2 years with Lynx

The Seattle Storm will look a bit different next season, but that doesn’t mean they won’t be competitive. After losing Nneka Ogwumike to the Los Angeles Sparks, they are expecting to sign Natisha Hiedeman, according to WNBA insider Khristina Williams.

Minnesota Lynx News / HerSportsNation / March 21

‘We Finna Be Millionaires’: Courtney Williams, Natisha Hiedeman React to Life-Changing WNBA Deal

WNBA stars Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman are celebrating a massive payday. The league’s new CBA prompted the duo to exclaim, ‘We finna be millionaires!’ This historic agreement represents the largest pay rise in US sports history.

WNBA News / Field Level Media / September 6, 2025

Natisha Hiedeman's big game for Lynx ruins big night for Valkyries

Natisha Hiedeman bombed in six 3-pointers en route to career high-tying 24 points, Jessica Shepard contributed 12 points and 13 rebounds and the visiting Minnesota Lynx spoiled a record-setting night for the expansion Golden State Valkyries with a 78-72 triumph on Saturday in San Francisco.

Minnesota Lynx News / Women's Fastbreak on SI / July 23, 2025

StudBudz Promise to Press Dave Portnoy Over Angel Reese Hatred

The iconic duo of Minnesota Lynx guards Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman — who are now better known as the "StudBudz" — took over the 2025 WNBA All-Star Weekend with their 72-hour-long live stream on Twitch that captivated the women's basketball community.