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WNBA·RECAP·November 5, 2026 06:37 PM ET

Mack wins Storm halfcourt title, directs $8K charity donation

Proceeds support EndBrainCancer alongside WaFd Bank.

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What happened: Mack secured the Seattle Storm's 2026 halfcourt championship to conclude the team's halfcourt competition. The victory earned an $8,000 charitable contribution directed to EndBrainCancer in coordination with team sponsor WaFd Bank. The gift honors Mack's former coach at Indiana.

Why it matters: The initiative caps Seattle's partner-driven community programming from the 2026 campaign as the organization shifts into offseason operations. EndBrainCancer receives targeted funding through the franchise's ongoing outreach alongside regional corporate partners. The presentation underscores player-led philanthropic efforts connecting collegiate ties with professional community platforms.

What to watch: Seattle turns its attention toward the upcoming 2027 campaign and the WNBA Draft Lottery scheduled for Nov. 15. Roster planning and community engagements continue across the winter months.

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