Golden State showed its fight as the Valkyries nearly came back from a 15-point deficit in the third quarter. But in their first-ever game, the Valkyries went cold in the fourth quarter as they fell 84-67 in front of a sellout crowd of 18,064 at Chase Center.

The Valkyries had a historic crowd for their home opener which left even seasons veterans like Tiffany Hayes and Julie Vanloo impressed.

The first #Valkyries fans through the doors at Chase Center get a confetti and streamer shower ahead of the #WNBA team’s first-ever game. Valkyries game starts at 7pm tonight! #basketball #womensbaske

The wait is over, Golden State. The newest WNBA franchise is here, coming to Chase Center in 2025. Welcome to the league, Valkyries. Leading the way is Natalie Nakase, a former assistant and two ...

While the Golden State Warriors’ NBA postseason may end without star Stephen Curry playing Wednesday night, another professional basketball team’s regular season is just getting started in San Francisco.

The Golden State Valkyries have started a myriad of new traditions ahead of their first game. One has already gone viral within the queer community.

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Before its maiden campaign, Golden State waived five players: Laeticia Amihere, Kaitlyn Chen, Chloe Bibby, Elissa Cunane and Migna Toure. Following the roster cuts, some fans have already called for the firing of Valkyries coach Natalie Nakase.