Golden State Valkyries standout Kate Martin has done a great job carving out her own career in professional women's basketball. This is noteworthy because many didn't believe Martin would have a future in the WNBA after her college career at Iowa.
Kate Martin and Caitlin Clark both played together at the University of Iowa. Then, both Martin and Clark were selected in the 2024 WNBA Draft. Clark went No.
Caitlin Clark has become one of the biggest stars in the WNBA after just two seasons with the Indiana Fever. In her rookie season, she led the Fever to their first playoff appearance in eight years, breaking the single-season assists record along the way.
Kate Martin’s 2025 WNBA campaign with the Golden State Valkyries was one to remember. She second-year guard helped anchor the team’s rotation and also improved in her second year as a pro.
The next phase of the WNBA's ambitious expansion plan is coming with the arrival of two new teams in 2026: The Toronto Tempo and the Portland Fire. Adding two teams in the same season means double the demand for players from existing rosters in the upcoming Expansion Draft, putting even more weight on each team's decision-making on who to protect.
As the WNBA offseason begins, the relationship between Golden State Valkyries guard Kate Martin and Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark appears to be as strong as ever.
Golden State Valkyries guard Kate Martin first made a name for herself in college playing for the Iowa Hawkeyes. Sharing the court with Caitlin Clark, the Hawkeyes set the world on fire playing in the NCAA, ushering in a new frontier of women's basketball and exploding into the national sports landscape.
Golden State Valkyries guard Kate Martin will be entering a pivotal third season in the WNBA, and second with the Golden State Valkyries when the team takes the court at the Chase Center next season (save for any offseason developments, of course).
The Golden State Valkyries’ inaugural WNBA season was one of the biggest stories in basketball in 2025. The expansion franchise finished with a 23-21 record, reached the postseason, and shattered attendance records along the way.
One of Unrivaled's biggest stars and Golden State's own Kate Martin officially has committed to her return for a second season, the league announced in a post on X Tuesday.
2025 was an exciting beginning for the Golden State Valkyries and set the new standard for what an Expansion franchise can be. Their debut season saw them
2025 has been a season to remember for the Golden State Valkyries. It may have ended sooner than they would have liked after their elimination at the hands of the Minnesota Lynx in a nail-biting 75-74 loss in Game 2 on Sep.
On Monday, the WNBA announced its first major award winner, as Golden State Valkyries guard Veronica Burton has officially been named the Most Improved Player of the Year.
The Indiana Fever (21-19) suffered a tough 75-63 road loss on Sunday night to the Golden State Valkyries (21-18) as both teams continue to battle for postseason positioning with just over a week remaining in the WNBA season.
Iliana Rupert scored a career-high 21 points and paced Golden State's torrid 12-of-19 three-point shooting as the homestanding Valkyries picked up a crucial 75-63 win over the Indiana Fever on Sunday night in San Francisco.
The Golden State Valkyries didn't play like underdogs on Saturday and Kayla Thornton had 22 points and 11 rebounds to lead the way in a 95-68 victory over the Las Vegas Aces at San Francisco.
Caitlin Clark quickly established herself as one of the biggest stars in the WNBA last season with the Indiana Fever. Clark, selected with the No. 1 overall
The friendships that WNBA players form are always on display. More so now with social media interactions show the proof of those friendships every day.
After being drafted by the Las Vegas Aces in 2024, Kate Martin set herself apart as fan favorite. It came as a shock to no one that fans have been excited to see her compete in the 3-on-3 Unrivaled league.
Caitlin Clark was back at Carver-Hawkeye Arena for her official jersey retirement during the WNBA offseason. Following a successful rookie season with the Indiana Fever, Clark went back to the place where she made a national name for herself. The Hawkeyes retired her No.
Kate Martin will have a fresh start to her young career in the WNBA after being chosen by the Golden State Valkyries in the expansion draft. After a standout career at Iowa, Martin saw limited minutes in her rookie year with the Las Vegas Aces, averaging only 2.6 points and 1.6 rebounds in 11.5 minutes per game.
The Las Vegas Aces were dealt another blow when it was announced that Kate Martin was taken by the Golden State Valkyries in the WNBA expansion draft. This comes on the heels of losing their long-time general manager and two assistant coaches during the offseason.