SAN FRANCISCO – If there’s one thing the Golden State Valkyries have proven through their league-best nine-game win streak, it’s that the circumstances don’t really matter.
SAN FRANCISCO – It’s hard to believe the Golden State Valkyries could somehow grow even closer, given their already tight-knit bonds and culture of connectivity.
It took only three minutes late in the third quarter for Kaitlyn Chen to win the Golden State Valkyries their eighth game in a row. Three minutes of dicing the Indiana Fever with layup after layup after the Valkyries’ lead shrank into a deficit.
How many of the 24 WNBA players to score 20 points and dish out 10 assists in the same game multiple time can you name in five minutes?
There’s no team in the WNBA hotter than the Golden State Valkyries right now. At 17-7 on the season, with the wind of a seven-game win streak at their
Down All-Star forward Gabby Williams, it’s only fitting that the Golden State Valkyries leaned into the strength-in-numbers identity that’s defined them since the inception of this franchise, knocking off the Connecticut Sun 79-64 on the road for their seventh win in a row.
Winning is not always going to be smooth with the Golden State Valkyries. The threes, in which they shoot many, aren’t always going to find the bottom of the net.
SAN FRANCISCO – The star-studded vision the Golden State Valkyries had for Gabby Williams, when they signed her this past offseason, has already begun to bear trophy cabinet material.
Veronica Burton has played heavy minutes all season, but she is not showing any signs of fatigue. Many wonder how she maintains her energy level in such a demanding system.
Caitlin Clark received one of the biggest off-court announcements of her career on Wednesday, and Kate Martin was among the first people to celebrate the moment.
The Golden State Valkyries-Los Angeles Sparks game wasn't just any regular-season matchup. The crowd inside Chase Center welcomed back fan favorite Kate Martin for the first time since the home team waived her.
Kate Martin returned for the first time at Ballhalla, also known as Chase Center, as a member of the Los Angeles Sparks. She shared a heartfelt message for fans who cheered for her last season while she was still with the Golden State Valkyries.
Just one WNBA coach has totaled 150 career wins faster than Las Vegas' Becky Hammon, who reached the milestone Sunday thanks to the Aces' 91-81 win over the Golden State Valkyries.
Let's take a closer look at the WNBA's two expansion franchises — the Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire — as well as look at what's in store for the Golden State Valkyries in Year 2.
The next class of WNBA stars have arrived. The 2026 WNBA Draft was Monday, and here are our winners and losers.
When the Golden State Valkyries built an 18-point lead over the Minnesota Lynx on Wednesday night, it felt like another WNBA playoff series was headed for a do-or-die game.
The Golden State Valkyries debut season in the WNBA has been a massive success by pretty much every objective measure. But their playoff debut did not go as planned.
The exciting inaugural season for the Golden State Valkyries could end with a bitter taste due to a scheduling conflict.
Allisha Gray scored 12 of her 13 points in a third-quarter runaway as the Atlanta Dream used balanced scoring and a suffocating defense to continue a successful road trip with a 79-63 victory over the Golden State Valkyries on Sunday night.
Indiana Fever fans were surely hoping for a different result than the 80-61 loss suffered at the hands of the Golden State Valkyries on Wednesday.
Caitlin Clark may struggle to rediscover her shooting touch in her first game since suffering a left groin injury.
Organizations in their first year usually don’t have glaring success, on and off the field of play, but the WNBA's Golden State Valkyries are rewriting the blueprint for expansion teams.
For the second time this season, Clark has missed multiple games due to injury.
She joined the team two weeks ago as a seasoned bench scorer.
The expansion Golden State Valkyries are the top-valued team in the WNBA.
Caitlin Clark didn't make a three-point field goal and had one of the worst shooting performances of her career in the Fever's surprising 88-77 defeat to the Golden State Valkyries on Thursday night.
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