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Valkyries’ second-half comeback falls short as Golden State drops season opener to L.A. Sparks
In a valiant effort, the Valkyries second-half comeback fell short as they lost their season opener to the Los Angeles Sparks 84-67. The packed crowd at Chase Center cheered on the Valkyries throughout Friday’s game despite the team going cold in the fourth quarter.
Golden State Valkyries drop opening game to Sparks in front of historic crowd in San Francisco
The Los Angeles Sparks stunned a sold-out crowd at the Chase Center and beat the Valkyries 84-67 in the club’s first game as a WNBA franchise. The Valkyries set a record with 18,064 fans in attendance for their opening game as the 13th franchise in the league — which marked the highest attendance for any team in its debut game.
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The Golden State Valkyries were no match for the Los Angeles Sparks in their first regular season game Friday night losing 84 ...
Golden State's roster includes notable WNBA veterans like guard Tiffany Hayes, forward Kayla Thornton, center Temi Fagbenle, ...
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El Paso’s Kayla Thornton made history on Friday night at the Chase Center in San Francisco, CA. In the opening minute of the ...
Doc Rivers made a surprise appearance at the Valkyries opener with head coach Natalie Nakase having been on his staff in the ...
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