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Gabby Williams

player
WNBA
20 stories

2026

GP
39
PPG
14.4
RPG
3.3
APG
2.2
SPG
1.6
BPG
0.2
Season averages
SeasonTeamGPPPGRPGAPG
2026GS3914.43.32.2
2025SEA4411.64.34.2
2024SEA1210.343.7
2023SEA108.43.63.8
2022SEA367.553.1
2020CHI227.742
2019CHI335.62.22.1
2018CHI347.34.31.6

‘I Was 100% Ring-Chasing’ — Gabby Williams Embraces Mercenary Identity, Details Joe Lacob’s Recruitment Tactic After Valkyries Historic Championship

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The Golden State Valkyries became WNBA champions in only their second season by outlasting the Atlanta Dream 68-63 in Game 7 of the WNBA Finals on October 31 at Chase Center. Gabby Williams, named Finals MVP, scored 30 points on 10-of-23 shooting, including 4-of-8 from 3, and added four blocks in the clincher against Angel Reese’s Dream.

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‘Got Chills Watching It’ – Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever Teammate Reveals Reaction to Gabby Williams’ WNBA Finals Game 7 Performance

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The Golden State Valkyries made history by winning their first-ever WNBA championship, defeating the Atlanta Dream 68-63 in Game 7 of the Finals. In only their second season of play, the Valkyries reached the top, and Gabby Williams played a massive role in making that dream a reality.

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How The Golden State Valkyries Won Their First WNBA Championship

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After just two seasons in the WNBA as an expansion team and a much-anticipated WNBA Finals, the Golden State Valkyries are champions. Gabby Williams' outstanding second-half performance powered the Valkyries to a 68-63 win over the Atlanta Dream. There are many reasons behind how this team pulled off a finals win in just the first …

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Will we ever see another Gabby?

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Gabby Williams. | Getty Images WNBA Finals MVP in hand, Gabby Williams’ name has ascended far past it’s previous heights. She’s stood under brief spotlights as a two-time NCAA national champion at UConn and Olympic silver medal winner for France, but her reputation had always come short of her potential. Now, at the pinacle of women’s basketball success, her career deserves a double-take. Were there ever signs that Gabby Williams could become a Finals-winning No. 1 option? The Gabby Williams ...

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Dream don’t need to do anything to return to WNBA Finals, but here’s what they could do

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The Atlanta Dream pushed the Golden State Valkyries to seven games in the WNBA Finals, and came up short in their attempt to win the franchise’s first championship. It was a hard-fought series where the Dream showed they had the talent to win, but a Gabby Williams heater in the second half of the final game crushed any hope of them getting the job […] The post Dream don’t need to do anything to return to WNBA Finals, but here’s what they could do appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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Everything that fueled the Valkyries' first WNBA championship + How will the Dream stay focused on winning a title?

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Hoops 360 host Caroline Fenton and women's basketball writer Cassandra Negley break down the Golden State Valkyries' historic 2026 WNBA championship and the key factors that fueled their title run. They highlight the team culture that set the foundation for success, Natalie Nakase's ability to make critical adjustments, Gabby Williams' star power and Kiah Stokes' defensive impact in slowing down Angel Reese.

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Rachel DeMita names one ‘diabolical’ decision by WNBA involving the Atlanta Dream

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Rachel DeMita has criticised the decision to have Atlanta Dream co-owner Renee Montgomery involved in USA Network’s post-game coverage during the 2026 WNBA Finals, questioning the optics of the arrangement. Montgomery served as a studio analyst while her own franchise competed against the Golden State Valkyries for the championship, raising questions among fans about potential bias.

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Angel Reese Says Dream Were 'Most Fun I've Had With A Group' Following Game 7 Loss

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Angel Reese reflected on the Atlanta Dream's season following their Game 7 loss to the Golden State Valkyries in the WNBA Finals. "This is the most fun I've had with a group. It's the most competitive team I've been part of," Reese said after the 68-63 loss at Chase Center. "And just because we didn't win today doesn't mean that we won't be champions in the future." Reese finished with eight points on Saturday night, with Allisha Gray scoring 16 points on 5-of-16 from the field. The Dream ret...

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