–  WNBA App to Unveil Lineup of Premium Content and New Features for WNBA Fans in 2025 –
 NEW YORK, May 15, 2025 – With its 29th season set to tip off on Friday, May 16, the WNBA today announced the return of the Tip-Off Test Drive presented by CarMax in addition to an expansive array of content offerings and new features on the WNBA App, the league’s global digital platform.
For the third consecutive season, the Tip-Off Test Drive presented by CarMax will provide fans with an opportunity to enjoy WNBA action through complimentary preview access to WNBA League Pass, the league’s direct-to-consumer offering that provides access to live out-of-market games.
Fans can take advantage of the initial free preview window from May 16-21 and stream up to 12 games, live or on-demand, for free in the “Watch” tab of the <a href="https://wnba.onelink.me/yKxu/6sj26a2a">WNBA App</a> with no subscription or credit card information required. Fans will also have additional opportunities to take the Test Drive by CarMax during other select stages of the 2025 season.
At the conclusion of the free preview window, WNBA App users can continue to access live games <a href="https://www.wnba.com/schedule?season=2025&amp;month=all&amp;broadcaster=WNBA%20League%20Pass">throughout the season</a> with a WNBA League Pass subscription ($34.99/year or $12.99/month). Certain live games are subject to local blackouts.
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The award-winning WNBA App is fans’ go-to destination for WNBA coverage and access. Featuring up-to-the-minute coverage from around the league that includes the latest schedule, stats and scores, real-time highlights, and behind-the-scenes stories, the WNBA App is the easy and free way for fans to stay connected with what they love most about the WNBA.
“On the heels of triple-digit increases in monthly active users of the WNBA App and in subscriptions to WNBA League Pass last year, we continue to enhance and expand the offerings available through the WNBA App in order to provide fans with an even more unique and engaging experience,” said Colie Edison, Chief Growth Officer, WNBA. “WNBA digital platforms are the ultimate destination for fans of the W and provide advanced features and content that touch on everything from basketball, to style, to culture, and beyond. And the Tip-Off Test Drive presented by CarMax is just one more way we are looking to grow the game and grow our fan base.”
This season, fans can go behind the scenes and beyond the court with WNBA Originals. The lineup includes the following series that provide fans with exclusive access to the teams and players they love:
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<li>YEAR 1 will follow a group of WNBA rookies throughout the season as they navigate a year of firsts in the league, taking fans behind-the-scenes in the life of a rookie.</li>
<li>OFF TOP will return for its fourth season with host Ari Chambers facilitating lively conversations with WNBA teammates, who share candid perspectives and untold stories from their experiences and career journeys.</li>
<li>MADE presented by CarMax, back for its third season, will continue to give an all-access look at four athletes as they balance their on-court and off-court personas.</li>
<li>Fans also can expect additional original series to drop throughout the season and beyond, with all episodes available on the WNBA App and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/wnba">WNBA YouTube channel</a>.</li>
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In addition to the content offerings, new and enhanced features will increase personalization and ensure fans can experience the WNBA, their way. Fans can select and follow their favorite players and teams in order to receive personalized alerts and homepage content, set Game Alerts for specific matchups they don’t want to miss, view the full Where to Watch options for each game on their home screen, and filter the game schedule by platform, team, or season.
The 2025 regular season tips off Friday with three games on ION. Action gets underway when 10-time All-Star Brittney Griner leads the Atlanta Dream into Washington to face No. 4 overall draft pick Kiki Iriafen and the Mystics (7:30 p.m. ET), and 2024 Kia WNBA Defensive Player of the Year Napheesa Collier leads the Minnesota Lynx into Dallas to meet No. 1 overall draft pick Paige Bueckers and the Wings (6:30 p.m. CT/7:30 p.m. ET). ION will then spotlight the inaugural game for the Golden State Valkyries, who host the Los Angeles Sparks (7 p.m. PT/10 p.m. ET).
Action continues on Saturday when three-time Kia WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces visit two-time MVP Breanna Stewart and the defending champion New York Liberty in the first game of an ABC doubleheader (1 p.m. ET). In the second game, the Indiana Fever, led by back-to-back Kia WNBA Rookie of the Year winners Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston, host the Chicago Sky, which includes 2024 WNBA All-Rookie Team picks Kamilla Cardoso and Angel Reese (3 p.m. ET).
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WNBA Announces Return of the Tip-Off Test Drive presented by CarMax on the WNBA App

Which networks distribute WNBA games? 
The WNBA’s games are distributed by multiple networks and platforms, currently ABC, CBS/Paramount+, CBSSN, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, ESPN+, Disney+, ION, Meta Quest, NBA TV, and Prime Video. 
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When is the first nationally televised regular season game? 
The first nationally televised game of the season is on Friday, May 16, 2025, featuring the Atlanta Dream vs. Washington Mystics at 7:30 PM ET on ION. 
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Are there any additional details about the broadcast schedule? 
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How can I find my favorite team’s broadcast and streaming schedule? 
You can search for your favorite team by filtering ‘Team’ at the top of the <a href="https://www.wnba.com/schedule?season=2025&amp;month=all">schedule</a> page. 
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How else can I watch WNBA action?
Stream 200+ live games this season on WNBA League Pass, plus every game on demand right after the buzzer. Certain live games subject to local blackouts. In 2025, even more games will be available on League Pass compared to previous years, giving fans the most comprehensive way to follow their favorite teams and players. 
Don’t miss a moment—subscribe today and be ready for tip-off! Visit <a title="https://www.wnba.com/leaguepass?cid=wnba:lp:digital:site:pr:other:25-009:other&amp;utm_medium=digital&amp;utm_campaign=lp|other&amp;utm_source=site|pr|other&amp;utm_content=wnba|lp|digital|site|pr|other|25-009|other" href="https://www.wnba.com/leaguepass?cid=wnba:lp:digital:site:pr:other:25-009:other&amp;utm_medium=digital&amp;utm_campaign=lp|other&amp;utm_source=site|pr|other&amp;utm_content=wnba|lp|digital|site|pr|other|25-009|other" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WNBA League Pass</a> to sign up and experience the action live.

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&#8211;League Also Sets New Records for Merchandise Sales, Social Media Engagement, League Pass Subscriptions and App Downloads with Triple-Digit Growth Across All Categories&#8211;
NEW YORK, June 10, 2024 – The WNBA’s unprecedented growth continues as the league, which just tipped off its 28th season on May 14th, finished May with its highest attended opening month in 26 years and its most-watched start of season across each network ever: ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, CBS, ION and NBA TV.
The WNBA also saw complementary viewership marks amongst diversified audiences. Notably, viewership grew 60% year-over-year among people of color, with the most-represented demographics in that category – Hispanic and Black fans – notching a 96% and 67% year-over-year growth in viewership, respectively. Additionally, Tip-Off Week presented by CarMax saw a 124% increase in Under 35 viewership and a 139% growth in young girls tuning in.
From preseason through the end of May, the 2024 rookie class contributed meaningfully on the court and continued to drive fan engagement. Throughout Tip-off Week, four of the five moments that drove the most engagement on social channels featured highlights of Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark, Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese, Los Angeles Sparks’s Cameron Brink or Las Vegas Aces’ Kate Martin. WNBA merchandise sales are seeing a 236% increase year-over-year, with Clark, Reese and Brink ranking in the top five for jersey sales during the first week of the season.
The growth of diverse audiences is also resulting in deepened and more frequent single-user engagement across digital platforms. WNBA App monthly active users is up 613% year-over-year, and League Pass subscriptions more than tripled in the first two weeks of the season with the highest average minutes watched in league history.
“What’s happening now in women’s basketball is confirmation of what we’ve always known: The demand is there, and women’s sports is a valuable investment,” said Chief Growth Officer Colie Edison. “We’re encouraged by growing engagement across all our verticals, especially as we welcome new and diverse audiences into our fandom. The WNBA continues to experience sustained growth as our league embraces this heightened momentum.”
Additional highlights for start of season include:
Attendance
Approximately 400,000 fans attended WNBA games since the tip of the season through the end of May, the most through the first month of the season in 26 years. More than half of all WNBA games were sellouts, which is a 156% increase from last year.
Additionally, WNBA arenas were filled to a 94% capacity, up 17% from last year.
Viewership
Across ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and CBS, WNBA games are averaging 1.32 million viewers, nearly tripling last season’s average (462,000 viewers). Additional individual network highlights include:
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<li>ESPN2: The Opening Night matchup featuring the Indiana Fever vs. the Connecticut Sun (May 14) averaged 2.12 million viewers across ESPN2, ESPN+ and Disney+, peaking at 2.34 million viewers, making it the most-watched WNBA game on Disney platforms ever.</li>
<li>ABC: The Indiana Fever vs. the New York Liberty (May 18) on ABC averaged 1.71 million viewers, making it the most-viewed WNBA game on ABC ever and the second-most-viewed game across Disney networks ever (behind only this year’s Opening Night matchup featuring the Indiana Fever vs. the Connecticut Sun on ESPN2).</li>
<li>WNBA Countdown on ABC and ESPN2 has averaged 741,000 viewers, up +211% vs. last year’s full season Countdown average across ABC/ESPN/ESPN2.</li>
<li>ESPN: The Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever (May 20) averaged 1.56 million viewers, making it the most-viewed WNBA game on ESPN ever.</li>
<li>CBS: In the Network’s first game of the season, the New York Liberty vs. the Minnesota Lynx (May 25) averaged 704,000 viewers, making it the most-viewed WNBA game on CBS ever.</li>
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Additionally, ION and NBA TV set new viewership highs during the start of the 2024 season:
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<li>ION:  ION, in its second-year airing WNBA games, saw its most-viewed WNBA game ever when the Indiana Fever vs. the Los Angeles Sparks averaged 724,000 viewers on May 24. ION’s average WNBA game viewership has increased by 51% households, comparing Weeks 1-3 of the 2023 season to Weeks 1-3 of the 2024 season.</li>
<li>NBA TV: The Los Angeles Sparks vs. the Indiana Fever (May 28) averaged 356,000 viewers, making it the most-viewed WNBA game on NBA TV ever. *Subsequently surpassed by the Fever at Liberty game (June 2) that averaged 430,000 viewers, making it the most-viewed WNBA game on NBA TV ever.</li>
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Merchandise
Since the start of the season, WNBAStore.com has already set the record for the most single-season sales in store history as overall transactions are up 756% versus the same time period last year.  
WNBA Social Media
WNBA social channels garnered 157 million video views through the first week of the season, the most viewed WNBA tip-off week on social media ever and up 380% vs. last year.
WNBA League Pass 
May set an all-time high for WNBA League Pass subscriptions with a 335% increase vs. last season.
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CarMax’s Test Drive is back and happening now! Through Thursday, August 24th, fans globally can watch out-of-market WNBA games for FREE just by <a href="https://smart.link/yl1qhcknxmsqh">downloading the new WNBA App</a>. Games will be available both Live and On-Demand.
In the final weeks of the regular season, each of these unlocked games brings a different level of significance to both squads participating.
Some are trying to extend their lead away from the middle to solidify home court. Others are trying to entrench themselves in that middle crust of playoff teams to avoid any movement downward in the final games of the season. Three games, in particular, stand out the most.
<h3>Tuesday, 8/22 (7 pm EST): Connecticut vs. Washington</h3>
The Sun still sit in third, amongst their own tier below the Aces/Liberty, and above the middle tier of playoff teams. For the first time since June of 2021, Connecticut has endured a three-game losing streak, unfamiliar territory for a rock-steady group.
The post-All-Star Break stretch has been a process for the Sun, playing .500 basketball since the return from Vegas. They’ve struggled with offensive consistency, particularly in the half-court, and their rhythm hasn’t been quite the same. Taking every opportunity to tweak things, click, and find their stride before the playoffs is vital for a group that has no interest in bowing out early.
Enter the Washington Mystics, currently below .500 (15-16 at the time of writing), a far cry from where they envisioned themselves before the year. Injuries have hurt the Mystics at every turn, made it difficult to find a stable rotation, and forced a rotating starting lineup; the projected starting unit has been the starting lineup just 11 times this season.
However, Washington is finally starting to get healthy. While minutes restrictions are currently in place, having the starters back is massive, and for a team that hasn’t beaten Connecticut this season, snagging a win in their final regular season matchup to climb the standings and earn a signature win would be huge for a team that could be rounding into form before the postseason.
<h3>Tuesday, 8/22 (8 pm EST): Dallas vs. Minnesota</h3>
After their own 0-3 stretch, the Wings responded by beating the Sun in back-to-back games, the only team in the league that owns victories over all three of the top teams in the W. Dallas has the feel of a team that could really make something shake in the playoffs.
Their size causes headaches and matchup problems, often playing with three players on the court 6’2 and taller, including two 6’7 posts in Teaira McCowan and Kalani Brown that have exquisitely played within their roles. Arike Ogunbowale torches and uplifts with her off-the-dribble shot-making, scorching the Sun with seven triples to blow open their most recent matchup.
Satou Sabally and Crystal Dangerfield have been the connective forces of a high-powered offense, and Natasha Howard has provided an all-around presence as a secondary scorer and defensive bolster.
When this team is clicking, they are a buzzsaw.
This is the first of two games between the two teams this week, both pivotal, but the first is essential in setting the tone for the home and home. Dallas has a chance to continue to claw upwards and potentially take advantage of some of Connecticut’s recent struggles. Minnesota has a chance to continue to stake out its own fate heading into the playoffs.
The Wings own the season series 2-0, including a blowout 40-point win from just before All-Star.
How do the Lynx pivot without starting point guard Lindsay Allen (out with a thumb injury), and stabilize without her steady hand? Dallas’ length and activity on defense have proven problematic for opposing teams, and I’d expect that to continue for a Lynx team missing their most consistent playmaking guard.
It will be key to watch how Diamond Miller continues to acclimate; she’s had a breathtaking rookie season, filled with flashes and exciting stretches, but understandably inconsistent as a rookie. If Minnesota is going to continue to solidify itself, I’d expect a bump in efficiency or another step forward from Miller alongside franchise star Napheesa Collier.
This two-game series will be instrumental for either team in a positive or negative light.
<h3>Thursday, 8/24 (8 pm EST): Las Vegas vs. Chicago</h3>
After a three-game winning streak and an uptick in play after the All-Star break, the Sky have lost four straight, and are in danger of missing out on the playoffs entirely after this skid has dropped them to the ninth seed.
Considering that the Sky don’t own their own first-round pick in the coming draft, making the playoffs is imperative.
The Aces, on the other hand, are coming off their first loss at home (that counts on the record, RE: the Commissioner’s Cup Final) to a red-hot Sparks team. They’re still playing incredibly high-level basketball, but have been the first to readily admit it’s not to their standards. The final weeks of the season are not likely to be lethargic for a team yearning to repeat as Champions.
WNBA reporter Mark Schindler writes a column on <a class="editor-rtfLink" href="http://wnba.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">WNBA.com</a> throughout the season and can be reached on Twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/mg_schindler">@MG_Schindler</a>. The views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the WNBA or its clubs.

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Inside the Test Drive presented by CarMax Free Game Schedule

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Who is eligible?​
All current undergraduate and graduate students at HBCUs (US only).​
​What is the discount?​
40% off WNBA League Pass. Students can re-verify their discount eligibility at the end of the 1-year term. If students don’t re-verify (or cancel) prior to the end of the 1-year term, they will be auto-renewed for the next 1-year term at the then current full price.​
​How can I sign up and verify my student status?​
You can verify your student status <a href="https://services.sheerid.com/verify/6422fc23e9b87428b6f0a619/?layout=landing">here</a>. To be verified, you will need to input your ​
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<li>Date of Birth​</li>
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Once verified, you will receive a unique promotional code that can only be redeemed once for 1 year of discounted WNBA League Pass access. If you do not re-verify at the end of your 1-year term, you will be auto-renewed at full price for the next season.​
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HBCU Student Discount Available for League Pass

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– New WNBA App and WNBA.com to Feature Revamped Modern Design and 
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– WNBA Access on the Mobile App to Include 24/7 Women’s Basketball Coverage with Social-Style Vertical Video, Behind-the-Scenes Access to Players and Teams, and Influencer Content –
NEW YORK, May 16, 2023 – The WNBA today announced the launch of its reimagined global digital platforms – <a href="https://smart.link/qd7ijjm9514k9">WNBA App</a> and WNBA.com – as the league prepares to tip off its 27th season on Friday, May 19. This launch signifies the ongoing transformation of the league’s digital platforms into the ultimate destination for women’s basketball. The WNBA App and WNBA.com will elevate the way fans experience and stay connected with the WNBA through live games and the latest news, information and features about the longest-standing U.S. women’s professional sports league and its players.
The new platforms feature rebuilt technology, architecture and accessibility following an 18-month initiative that saw the creation of a dedicated WNBA digital and content team. In collaboration with Deloitte*, one of the league’s inaugural group of WNBA Changemaker corporate partners, both the app and website have been redesigned with a sleek new look, customized features, and compelling content. Developed as an enhanced one-stop source for fans with live games, schedules, real-time stats, score updates and standings, the new platforms bring WNBA fans closer to the game and their favorite teams and players than ever before.
“The reimagined WNBA App and WNBA.com delivers a more accessible, immersive, and authentic experience to our fans,” said Colie Edison, Chief Growth Officer, WNBA. “With Deloitte’s insights and collaboration, we have been able to increase capacity and supercharge our output, taking our digital products to the next level.”
The new app is the 24/7 home for WNBA fans, with access to the league anytime and anywhere. Through the platform’s around-the-clock basketball coverage, featuring notifications for breaking news, game alerts and customizable viewing options, users will experience new ways to watch games and share highlights via social-style vertical videos.
WNBA League Pass, the league’s direct-to-consumer subscription offering, will be integrated into the WNBA App, giving fans the ability to stream games on their phone, tablet or connected devices. The service allows fans to watch live out-of-market games, full-length replays of every game and hundreds of classic games for $24.99 per year. Returning WNBA League Pass subscribers will see live streams with higher video quality and a seamless user experience for game consumption.
2022 Kia WNBA Defensive Player of the Year and two-time Kia WNBA Most Valuable Player A’ja Wilson of the 2022 WNBA Champion Las Vegas Aces will lead the lineup of original programming with a three-part series that will take viewers along her journey as she and the Aces aim to defend their WNBA title. In addition, content on the WNBA App and WNBA.com will include:
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<li>In-game content and live access to streams of select pregame and postgame WNBA press conferences and media days for major events.</li>
<li>Curated short-form content that gives fans more ways to catch up with the WNBA, including quick highlights, recaps, and on-court analysis.</li>
<li>Behind-the-scenes features from the WNBA’s on-the-ground team and content from the teams’ social and digital channels.</li>
<li>Original programming including short-form series that go beyond the court and tell WNBA athlete stories throughout the season.</li>
<li>Access to archived games and content series featuring WNBA Finals presented by YouTube TV games and other classic matchups from the past eight years.</li>
<li>Sit-downs and candid conversations with WNBA players.</li>
<li>Player-led features of WNBA cities showing fans why it is the best place to play in the league.</li>
<li>Profiles on fans in each city who show why there is nothing better than to cheer on a WNBA team.</li>
<li>Spotlights on the latest looks and trends and the creativity behind players’ styles and influences.</li>
<li>Series on the signature skill sets of WNBA athletes and their impact on the court.</li>
<li>Reports diving into how recent college stars are transitioning to the WNBA with player interviews, along with weekly Power Rankings.</li>
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Additional series and web and app features will be announced throughout the season and beyond.

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