WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama will honor the WNBA champion Seattle Storm at the White House next week.
The White House says team members will also hold a basketball clinic for local kids during their June 29 visit and join the president in a service project.
The Storm beat the Atlanta Dream in September to become 2010 champions with a three-game sweep of the WNBA finals.
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