In what has been a wild time for the WNBA in general, the league released some news that has gone over very well with fans thus far. The Golden State Valkyries will be hosting the WNBA’s 2027 All-Star game.
The WNBA announced Tuesday that the 2027 All-Star Weekend will be held at Chase Center, home of the Golden State Valkyries. The franchise has exceeded expectations since entering the WNBA in 2025. The shooting skills challenge returns for its second year, scheduled for July 30 alongside the 3-point shootout. The All-Star Game itself is set for July 31. WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert praised the Valkyries' impact on the league since joining an an expansion team. "The Golden State Valkyries ...
Veronica Burton and Kiah Stokes defend Olivia Miles. | NBAE via Getty Images When the Golden State Valkyries host WNBA All-Star 2027, the organization certainly would be satisfied if a championship banner was hanging over the Chase Center court. To make it conceivable that such a Bay Area dream could become a reality, they must win on Wednesday night, when they welcome the arguable title favorites, the league-leading Minnesota Lynx, into Ballhalla (10 p.m. ET, USA Network). WNBay Area 🌟@WNBA...
WNBA All-Star weekend is headed to California. The Valkyries will host the league’s midseason showcase in San Francisco in 2027. The league’s third California team (after the Los Angeles Sparks and the now-defunct Sacramento Monarchs) is the first to bring the All-Star Game to the Golden State. The All-Star events will be held at the Chase Center, where the Golden State Valkyries have sold out every game during their two-year existence. The league set an All-Star attendance record at the United
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