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Relive the Golden State Valkyries 2026 championship parade, presented by Kaiser Permanente. The Bay came together to celebrate the WNBA champions, from Oakland to the Ferry Building in San Francisco, with fans lining the route and even showing up on paddle boards to cheer on the team.
Nov 9, 2026,xPosition=.5,yPosition=.5)
The Bay turned violet. The Golden State Valkyries brought the WNBA championship home, and the whole Bay showed up to celebrate. A franchise this new isn't supposed to be lifting a trophy yet, but here we are: double-decker buses down the Embarcadero, champagne flying and fans packed along the barricades at the Ferry Building.
Nov 6, 2026,xPosition=.5,yPosition=.5)
The Valkyries held their 2026 WNBA Championship parade in the Bay Area on Wednesday.
Nov 5, 2026,xPosition=.5,yPosition=.5)
Ohemaa Nyanin recap 2026 championship run at end-of-season media availability.
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Miela Sowah and Ashten Prechtel recap 2026 championship run at end-of-season media availability.
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Laeticia Amihere and Aminata Gueye recap 2026 championship run at end-of-season media availability.
Nov 3, 2026,xPosition=.5,yPosition=.5)
Kaitlyn Chen and Justė Jocytė recap 2026 championship run at end-of-season media availability.
Nov 3, 2026,xPosition=.5,yPosition=.5)
Kayla Thornton, Kaila Charles and Cecilia Zandalasini recap 2026 championship run at end-of-season media availability.
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Veronica Burton and Tiffany Hayes recap 2026 championship run at end-of-season media availability.
Nov 3, 2026,xPosition=.5,yPosition=.5)
From the two seed with home-court advantage to WNBA champions, this is the Golden State Valkyries’ run through the 2026 WNBA Finals, Game 1 to Game 7. The Valkyries took on the four-seed Atlanta Dream in the 30th edition of the Finals, with Ballhalla behind them for a best-of-seven series that had everything.
Nov 3, 2026,xPosition=.5,yPosition=.5)
It all came down to one night in the Bay. The Golden State Valkyries beat the Atlanta Dream 68-63 in a winner-take-all Game 7 at Chase Center to win the 2026 WNBA championship, completing a run that began as an expansion franchise just two seasons ago.
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The Golden State Valkyries are WNBA champions, and this is how it felt. Championship sights and sounds takes you inside the closing moments of Game 7 of the WNBA Finals at Chase Center, where Golden State beat the Atlanta Dream 68-63 to win the first title in franchise history.
Nov 2, 2026