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WNBA·PREVIEW·November 4, 2026 11:01 AM ET

Golden State Valkyries hold San Francisco championship parade

The second-year franchise won Game 7 over Atlanta 68-63.

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What happened: The Golden State Valkyries celebrate their 2026 WNBA championship Wednesday with a victory parade through San Francisco. The procession begins at 12 p.m. PT and streams live on the league platform. Crowds assembled downtown to honor the franchise following its title clincher at Chase Center.

Why it matters: Golden State captured the championship in just its second season, becoming the fastest expansion team in league history to win a title. Head coach Natalie Nakase secured her first title at the helm after leading the squad past the Atlanta Dream in a decisive Game 7.

What to watch: The Valkyries turn toward the 2027 offseason to begin preparations for their title defense. League operations shift attention toward upcoming roster construction and draft deadlines.

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