WNBA Schedule 2025: National TV Slate Released for Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, More

Mark your calendars accordingly because the WNBA is right around the corner.

After setting record viewership numbers last season, the league revealed its upcoming broadcast and streaming schedule for the 2025 campaign on Thursday. Fans across the country now know when they will get the opportunity to see Caitlin Clark, A'ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart, Napheesa Collier and others this year:

Colin Salao of Front Office Sports noted Clark and the Indiana Fever will be front and center with 41 of their 44 games being broadcasted or streamed to a national audience. Wilson's Las Vegas Aces are next with 33, while Stewart and the Liberty check in with 32.

Clark isn't the only high-profile second-year player who will be under a national spotlight, as Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky will be as well:

This comes after the league "delivered its most-watched regular season in 24 years, finished with its highest attendance in 22 years and set records for digital consumption and merchandise sales in 2024," per an NBA press release.

The WNBA has plenty of momentum and will look to capitalize with the 2025 schedule that includes a first Saturday of the regular season on May 17 that immediately stands out.

ABC will carry a doubleheader with the Aces facing the Liberty at 1 p.m. ET and the Fever facing the Sky at 3 p.m. ET. That means some of the league's most recognizable players with Clark, Wilson, Reese, Stewart, Sabrina Ionescu, Chelsea Gray and Jackie Young, among others.

It will also give fans a chance to see the new-look Aces after they lost Kelsey Plum and added Jewell Loyd this offseason. Loyd is a two-time WNBA champion and six-time All-Star who should fit in perfectly alongside Wilson.

Opposing defenses will have to pick their poison, as Loyd will be well-suited to take advantage of any additional spacing that double teams on Wilson creates.

That Las Vegas will face the reigning champions only makes that matchup all the more intriguing. Stewart. Ionescu and Co. will be under the spotlight throughout the season as they look to defend their crown, as the Aces provide quite an early test.

It will be followed by the latest chapter in the games between Clark and Reese, which date back to when they were both at the college level facing each other in the NCAA tournament. It wouldn't be a surprise to see the Fever take another step this season and become a true contender after reaching the playoffs last season.

They brought back the trio of Clark, Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell all while adding DeWanna Bonner, Natasha Howard, Sydney Colson and Sophie Cunningham.

No team will be featured on national broadcasts more than the Fever, and they may end up being among the league's best.