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- 1Golden State Valkyries coach Natalie Nakase in scary sideline moment●Valkyries coach Natalie Nakase goes down in scary moment | WNBA on ESPN
Golden State Valkyries head coach Natalie Nakase went down during a WNBA game in a moment that alarmed players, staff and fans. Details about what happened and her condition have not been widely reported yet, and sports outlets are following the story for updates as the expansion franchise's season continues.
- 2Gabby Williams thriving at home with Golden State Valkyries●Basketball: Gabby Williams is riding high at home with the Golden State Valkyries: “I feel like I’ve got superpowers”
Basketball star Gabby Williams says she feels like she has "superpowers" as she enjoys playing close to home with the WNBA's Golden State Valkyries. The French-American forward, who starred at the Paris Olympics, is flourishing in her new Bay Area setting and drawing attention for her strong form this season.
- 3Golden State Valkyries become first women's team with $100m revenue▼Golden State Valkyries become first women’s sports team to top $100m in annual revenue
The Golden State Valkyries have become the first women's sports team to surpass $100 million in annual revenue, according to The Guardian. The WNBA expansion franchise, based in the San Francisco Bay Area, has drawn strong attendance and sponsorship support since its launch, marking a milestone for the commercial viability of women's professional sports.
- 4Burton's clutch shot puts defending champions on the ropes●Veronica Burton's gutsy shot exemplifies why Valkyries have defending champs on the ropes https://www.nytimes.com/athlet
Golden State Valkyries guard Veronica Burton hit a gutsy shot in the WNBA semifinals that exemplified the expansion side's fight against the Las Vegas Aces, the defending champions. Coverage of the game highlights how the first-year Valkyries have pushed the title holders to the brink in their playoff series.