WASHINGTON — Mark your calendars now Mystics fans! Washington's WNBA team just released its full schedule for the 2025 season, and they did it in true DMV style.
This year's schedule release video came from D.C. rapper Noochie, whose viral Front Porch Sessions have seen increasing popularity since their launch in 2017. Noochie came out on the front porch with a new rap that includes a "Let's go Mystics" hook, and plenty of wordplay about other teams on the schedule.
"Welcome to D.C. if you want it you can get it/The sky's not the limit/We get dubs in the District," Noochie raps. Check out the full video below:
Now that we are all sufficiently hyped, here's everything you need to know about the Mystics' 2025 season.
Mystics season at a glance:
Across the WNBA, teams will play a record-high 44 games in 2025, up from 40 games in 2024. The Mystics will tip off their season at home against the Atlanta Dream at Capital One Arena.
After the home opener, the team heads on the road. They'll take on the WNBA's newest franchise, the Golden State Valkyries on May 21.
The team's longest homestand will take place immediately following the All-Star break from July 22-31 when they host Los Angeles to start and concludes with Golden State’s first visit to Washington.
Washington will also play three back-to-back including two home-home matchups against the Seattle Storm (July 26) and Phoenix Mercury (July 27), as well as the Las Vegas Aces (Aug. 23) and the Seattle Storm (Aug. 24). The team’s longest road trips, spanning four games each, will occur twice in 2025 from May 18-25 and Aug. 3-10. The team’s lone away-away back-to-back will be at Golden State (Aug. 30) and Los Angeles (Aug. 31) in the team’s second back-to-back of August.
They will close the season at New York on Sept. 9.
WNBA Commissioner's Cup:
The WNBA Commissioner’s Cup presented by Coinbase will return for its fifth consecutive season. Every team will play one game against each of the other teams in its conference, which will be a total of five games for each Eastern Conference team. The two teams (one Eastern Conference and one Western Conference) with the best qualifying records will play in the Commissioner’s Cup Championship Game on Tuesday, July 1. Washington will play three qualifying games at home and two on the road against Eastern Conference opponents spanning from June 3-17.
Preseason and theme nights
The Mystics full preseason schedule, along with theme nights and promotions have not yet been announced.
Get tickets
Fans interested in partial plans or single game tickets can call 877-DC-HOOP1 or email ticketsales@washmystics.com to order when those tickets go on-sale.
The full season schedule can be found here.