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WNBA·ANALYSIS·November 1, 2026 11:08 AM ET

Valkyries win WNBA title 68-63, first without an All-WNBA selection

A 30-point performance sealed the Game 7 championship.

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What happened: The Golden State Valkyries clinched the WNBA championship on Saturday with a 68-63 victory in Game 7. Golden State became the first team in league history to win the title without a single All-WNBA selection that season. A 30-point individual scoring performance led the Valkyries down the stretch.

Why it matters: The victory delivers a championship in just the franchise's second season of existence. Winning the title without an All-WNBA honoree highlights the roster's collective depth on the league's biggest stage.

What to watch: With the season concluded, Golden State heads into the offseason to prepare for its title defense in 2027.

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