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January 21, 2026 - PORTLAND, OR - The Portland Fire have announced the team's 2026 season schedule, featuring the home opener against the Chicago Sky on Saturday, May 9. Tip-off is set for 6:00 p.m.
In the Fire's return to court, the 2026 debut season features 44 games, including 22 games in Portland at the Moda Center. At home, the Fire will host 7 weekend contests and 15 weekday home games. The team will also host two extended homestands: a four-game series taking place May 9 through May 18, and a five-game series from July 31 through Aug... Full Story
January 20, 2026 - Portland, OR - Today, the Portland Fire announced Sylvia Fowles has joined the organization as an Assistant Coach. The 2025 Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame inductee will join the Fire coaching staff under Head Coach Alex Sarama and alongside assistant coach Brittni Donaldson ahead of the team's return to the court in 2026.
"Sylvia is a legend of the game," said Sarama. "Her experience, leadership, and understanding of the league will be critical as we continue to build the identity of this team and design our principles of... Full Story
December 22, 2025 - Portland, OR - Today, the Portland Fire announced Sylvia Fowles has joined the organization as an Assistant Coach. The 2025 Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame inductee will join the Fire coaching staff under Head Coach Alex Sarama and alongside assistant coach Brittni Donaldson ahead of the team's return to the court in 2026.
"Sylvia is a legend of the game," said Sarama. "Her experience, leadership, and understanding of the league will be critical as we continue to build the identity of this team and design our principles of... Full Story
December 18, 2025 - Portland, OR - The Portland Fire and Dave's Killer Bread®, the Portland-born organic bread and snack brand, today announced their partnership ahead of the Fire's 2026 debut season. As part of the brand's 20th anniversary celebration, Dave's Killer Bread becomes the first-ever bread partner of a WNBA team. The partnership demonstrates the brand's excitement and investment in women's basketball, while celebrating and supporting their hometown in Portland.
"As a brand that originated right here in Portland, Dave's Kill... Full Story
The Portland Fire are a women's basketball team. Based in Portland, Oregon, they are a member of the Women's National Basketball Association.
Portland Fire News
Portland Fire Debut Season Schedule Set
January 21, 2026 - PORTLAND, OR - The Portland Fire have announced the team's 2026 season schedule, featuring the home opener against the Chicago Sky on Saturday, May 9. Tip-off is set for 6:00 p.m.
In the Fire's return to court, the 2026 debut season features 44 games, including 22 games in Portland at the Moda Center. At home, the Fire will host 7 weekend contests and 15 weekday home games. The team will also host two extended homestands: a four-game series taking place May 9 through May 18, and a five-game series from July 31 through Aug... Full StoryMore Portland Fire stories below
Sylvia Fowles Joins the Portland Fire as Assistant Coach
January 20, 2026 - Portland, OR - Today, the Portland Fire announced Sylvia Fowles has joined the organization as an Assistant Coach. The 2025 Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame inductee will join the Fire coaching staff under Head Coach Alex Sarama and alongside assistant coach Brittni Donaldson ahead of the team's return to the court in 2026.
"Sylvia is a legend of the game," said Sarama. "Her experience, leadership, and understanding of the league will be critical as we continue to build the identity of this team and design our principles of... Full StorySylvia Fowles Joins the Portland Fire as Assistant Coach
December 22, 2025 - Portland, OR - Today, the Portland Fire announced Sylvia Fowles has joined the organization as an Assistant Coach. The 2025 Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame inductee will join the Fire coaching staff under Head Coach Alex Sarama and alongside assistant coach Brittni Donaldson ahead of the team's return to the court in 2026.
"Sylvia is a legend of the game," said Sarama. "Her experience, leadership, and understanding of the league will be critical as we continue to build the identity of this team and design our principles of... Full StoryPortland Fire Announce Partnership with Dave's Killer Bread
December 18, 2025 - Portland, OR - The Portland Fire and Dave's Killer Bread®, the Portland-born organic bread and snack brand, today announced their partnership ahead of the Fire's 2026 debut season. As part of the brand's 20th anniversary celebration, Dave's Killer Bread becomes the first-ever bread partner of a WNBA team. The partnership demonstrates the brand's excitement and investment in women's basketball, while celebrating and supporting their hometown in Portland.
"As a brand that originated right here in Portland, Dave's Kill... Full StoryPortland Fire News
- Portland Fire Debut Season Schedule Set - January 21, 2026
- Sylvia Fowles Joins the Portland Fire as Assistant Coach - January 20, 2026
- Sylvia Fowles Joins the Portland Fire as Assistant Coach - December 22, 2025
- Portland Fire Announce Partnership with Dave's Killer Bread - December 18, 2025
- Portland Fire Announces Toyota as Community Game Changer - December 10, 2025
- Portland Fire Names Brittni Donaldson Assistant Coach and Assistant General Manager - November 24, 2025
- Portland Fire Names Alex Sarama as Head Coach - October 17, 2025
- Portland Fire Announced Hiring of Ashley Battle - October 15, 2025
- Portland Fire Announces Executive Team Additions - September 2, 2025
- Portland Fire Announces Vanja Černivec as General Manager - August 25, 2025
- Portland Fire Ignites, Team Surpasses 12,500 Season Ticket Deposits in Days Following Brand Reveal - July 24, 2025
- Portland Fire. Reborn. - July 15, 2025
- RAJ Sports Breaks Ground on First-Ever Dual-Sport Women's Performance Center - April 22, 2025
- From Portland, with Love: Alaska Airlines Partners with Portland Thorns FC & Portland WNBA Expansion - March 4, 2025
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Portland Fire Professional Basketball
League: Women's National Basketball AssociationHome: Portland, Oregon
Class: Women's
Website: Portland Fire site
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Portland Fire Headlines
- Why did WNBA's Fire tap Portlandia' for its schedule release? It felt uniquely Portland' - WNBA Portland Oregonian (January 23)
- WATCH: Carrie Brownstein, Fred Armisen reprise iconic Portlandia' roles to hype Portland's WNBA team - WNBA Portland Oregonian (January 22)
- Portland Fire taps Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein to unveil 2026 debut season schedule - WNBA KGW (January 22)
- When will Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, Sabrina Ionescu be in Portland to face the Fire? - WNBA KGW (January 22)
- WNBA season would begin May 8 if new CBA is reached - WNBA Vancouver Columbian (January 22)
- When will Sabrina Ionescu and Caitlin Clark play in Portland? Can't miss games for the Fire's inaugural season - WNBA Portland Oregonian (January 21)
- Portland Fire releases 2026 schedule, to make debut in early May - WNBA Portland Oregonian (January 21)
- Portland Fire to return to WNBA with May 9 home opener against Chicago Sky if new CBA is reached - WNBA KGW (January 21)
- Portland Fire announces debut season schedule with help of Portlandia stars - WNBA KPTV (January 21)
- How the expansion draft set the Golden State Valkyries up for success in year one - WNBA Portland Oregonian (January 14)
- Report: WNBA and WNBPA enter moratorium period, pausing any free agency action - WNBA Portland Oregonian (January 13)
- 10 players who made the Portland Fire special before the team disappeared for nearly 25 years - WNBA Portland Oregonian (January 13)
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