Golden State Valkyries celebrate WNBA championship on both sides of bay
In a party that spanned both sides of San Francisco Bay, the Golden State Valkyries celebrated their first WNBA championship Wednesday.
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In a party that spanned both sides of San Francisco Bay, the Golden State Valkyries celebrated their first WNBA championship Wednesday.
Golden State Valkyries players joined fans as they celebrated the team's first WNBA championship. Kelsi Thorud reports.
Tiffany Hayes of the Golden State Valkyries talks to Kelsi Thorud as the championship parade rolled along San Francisco's Embarcadero on Wednesday.
Golden State Valkyries forward Kaila Charles speaks to Kelsi Thorud ahead of Wednesday's WNBA championship parade in San Francisco.
Golden State Valkyries players arrived at the San Francisco Ferry Building ahead of their WNBA championship parade. Kelsi Thorud and Kevin Ko report.
Jordan Kent, the voice of the Golden State Valkyries, talks to Matt Lively about the team's championship run in only their second season.
WNBA Finals MVP Gabby Williams talks to Kerith Burke and Kiah Stokes talks to Matt Lively as the Golden State Valkyries traveled from Oakland to San Francisco for their championship parade Wednesday.
Following a ceremony held in Oakland, the WNBA champion Golden State Valkyries boarded a ferry boat to San Francisco for their parade down the Embarcadero. Matt Lively speaks with Gabby Williams, the WNBA Finals MVP.
Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee along with Golden State Valkyries co-owners Joe Lacob and Peter Guber speak at a rally in Jack London Square celebrating the team's first WNBA championship.
The WNBA Champion Golden State Valkyries being introduced at a ceremony held at Jack London Square in Oakland ahead of their championship parade on Wednesday.
In just their second season, the Golden State Valkyries are celebrating the team's first WNBA Championship with a parade along San Francisco's waterfront on Wednesday.
San Francisco will be hosting a victory parade for the 2026 WNBA champions, the Golden State Valkyries, on Wednesday. It begins at noon at the Ferry Building, with fans permitted to line up starting at 9 a.m.
The title was won in the first Game 7 in WNBA Finals history.
Dubbed 'Boohalla' for Halloween, many fans were celebrating outside the venue at Thrive City and across the Bay Area.
Fans were lining up at Ballhalla to witness the historic Game 7, while others were packing Thrive City to watch the game on the big screen.
There should be no problem with the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream approaching the first WNBA Finals Game 7 in league history with a sense of urgency.
Allisha Gray scored 23 points and Rhyne Howard added 21 as Atlanta beat the Golden State Valkyries 80-69 on Thursday at State Farm Arena, forcing a decisive Game 7 in the WNBA Finals.
The Atlanta Dream will have a sold-out crowd behind them as they fight to keep their championship hopes alive Thursday.
The Atlanta Dream's owners say their warnings about WNBA Finals scheduling conflicts did not get the attention they deserved.
Golden State Valkyries beat the Atlanta Dream 64-55 to take a 3-2 lead in the WNBA Finals.
The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries will be back at State Farm Arena for Game 6 of the WNBA Finals, but with a new time.
Gabby Williams scored 17 points and Golden State played stellar defense to beat the Atlanta Dream 67-62 on Saturday and even the WNBA Finals at 2-2.
The Atlanta Dream found their shooting touch and took a 2-1 lead in the WNBA Finals on Wednesday, pulling away from the Golden State Valkyries for a 97-71 win at State Farm Arena.
The Atlanta Dream are back home for Game 3 of the WNBA Finals on Wednesday night after winning Monday in San Francisco.
Angel Reese wanted to leave her mark on Game 2. She delivered a performance that gave the Atlanta Dream their first WNBA Finals victory.
