Seattle Storm Names Sonia Raman as New Head Coach
The Seattle Storm has appointed Sonia Raman as its next head coach, following five years under Noelle Quinn's leadership.
Raman brings a wealth of experience, having served as an assistant coach in college basketball, the NBA, and the WNBA. Her background includes a 12-year tenure as the head coach of MIT's women's basketball team, where she became the program's winningest coach.
She also worked as an assistant coach for the Memphis Grizzlies for four years and most recently held the same position with the New York Liberty in 2024. Raman was one of the most sought-after head coach candidates, and she will now lead the Storm for the first time.
According to ESPN's Shams Charania, Raman will take over a Storm organization that finished with the WNBA's 7th-best record this past season.
Author's summary: Sonia Raman is the new head coach of the Seattle Storm.
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