Golden State Valkyries win WNBA championship in second season

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Nov, 19:38 · Archive

The Golden State Valkyries won the WNBA championship in their second year, defeating Atlanta Dream 68-63 in the first Game 7 of Finals history.

The Golden State Valkyries won the WNBA championship in their second season, defeating the Atlanta Dream 68-63 in the first Game 7 of WNBA Finals history on Saturday night. They finished as the second seed in the regular season and made a remarkable playoff run. Owner Joe Lacob said he was amazed by the achievement, praising the team's fan base and the arena atmosphere known as 'Ballhalla'. Tiffany Hayes, a 37-year-old veteran playing in her first WNBA title-winning season after coming out of retirement, called on investors to support women's sports.

How it is being reported

• Even Valkyries owner Joe Lacob is amazed by his franchise already winning a championship in Year 2In just their second year of existence, Gabby Williams, Veronica Burton, Tiffany Hayes and the Golden State Valkyries won an improbable championship even owner Joe Lacob is amazed by.News4Jax · 1 Nov, 19:12
• Even Valkyries owner Joe Lacob is amazed by his franchise already winning a championship in Year 2In just their second year of existence, Gabby Williams, Veronica Burton, Tiffany Hayes and the Golden State Valkyries won an improbable championship even owner Joe Lacob is amazed by.Clickorlando · 1 Nov, 19:12

In this story: Golden State Valkyries · Atlanta Dream · Joe Lacob · Veronica Burton · Tiffany Hayes · Natalie Nakase · San Francisco

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