Golden State Valkyries

A big week for Golden State shakes up the top of the standings.

Plus, an enticing battle on the West Coast.

The 2026 WNBA regular season presents an exciting, high-stakes cross-conference clash tonight, Monday, July 6, as the red-hot expansion Golden State Valkyries (14-7) travel east to face the resilient Washington Mystics (10-9) at CareFirst Arena. Entering tonight's battle on a blistering four-game winning streak, the Valkyries look to maintain their absolute mastery over DC in their first head-to-head meeting of the campaign. Watch all the action live on Fubo. Golden State arrives in the natio...

Elsewhere, the New York Liberty are also on the rise and Breanna Stewart is playing like an MVP

Golden State has defeated Atlanta three times in the past 11 days.

The Dream face the Valkyries, who handed them two of those four losses, Saturday afternoon on CBS

The Dream lose the top spot, the Aces hold on at No. 2 and more movement from the past week.

Elsewhere, the Aces held onto the top spot for another week and the Sparks tumbled

WNBA power rankings for Week 8 of the WNBA season. Where do the Golden State Valkyries, Los Angeles Sparks and Phoenix Mercury rank?

So, about those 53 points. For the third time in WNBA history, a player scored 53 points in a single game that ended in regulation, with the latest addition maybe the most surprising of the bunch. The Toronto Tempo’s Marina Mabrey, who has never even made an All-Star team, lit up the Los Angeles Sparks in a 125-97 win Friday by making 17 of 28 from the floor and 10 of 12 free throws, tying A’ja Wilson and Liz Cambage for the highest-scoring game in league history. In the process, Mabrey also tie

The Liberty have a problem with playing down to opponents, but Sunday’s issue was that they failed to meet the moment.

The New York Liberty may be without multiple key players in Sunday night’s game against the Golden State Valkyries.

Time - past time - for Liberty to show who they are.

Sparks center Cameron Brink suffered an ankle injury during in the second half of the team‘s loss to the Valkyries.

The Golden State Valkyries (7-5) try to keep their slim Commissioner’s Cup hopes alive as they visit the free-falling Seattle Storm (3-11) on Friday night at Climate Pledge Arena. MORE: Early favorites for the 2026 WNBA MVP Award How to…

The Valkyries may not be sneaking up on anyone like they did last season, but they’ve still taken a step or two forward.

The Associated Press WNBA Power Rankings, as voted by a 16-member panel, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through June 7, all points based on one-point for a first-place vote through 15 points for a 15th-place vote: Rank Team W L Pts Prv 1 Minnesota Lynx (16) 9 2 16 1 2 Las Vegas Aces 7 3 42 3 3 Dallas Wings 7 3 54 4 4 Atlanta Dream 7 3 61 2 5 New York Liberty 7 4 88 7 6 Golden State Valkyries 6 5 101 5 7 Indiana Fever 5 5 119 8 8 Toronto Tempo 6 5 145 9 9 Los Angeles Sparks 5 6...

Here’s how Storm-Lynx, Valkyries-Aces, Mystics-Dream and Fever-Liberty can impact the Commissioner’s Cup standings.

On Thursday, Olivia Miles hit a record eight 3-pointers to help the Lynx to an 87-84 victory over the Golden State Valkyries in Minneapolis.

Rookie point guard Olivia Miles scored a career-high 28 points while hitting eight of 11 shots from 3-point range as the Lynx topped Golden State 87-84 in a Commissioner’s Cup game at Target Center on Thursday night. Coming into Thursday’s matchup, Miles was just 2 for 18 from beyond the arc. However, she blossomed from distance against the Valkyries to easily lead all scorers in a matchup of ...