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The Golden State Valkyries won the WNBA championship Saturday night, beating the Atlanta Dream 68 to 63 in Game 7 at Chase Center in San Francisco to claim the first title in franchise history.

The Valkyries did it in just their second season in the league. It was also the first Game 7 ever played in the WNBA Finals, which switched to a best of seven format last year.

Gabby Williams carried Golden State with 30 points, hitting four 3 pointers, going a perfect 6 for 6 at the free throw line and blocking four shots. Veronica Burton posted a double double with 10 points, 11 rebounds and five assists. Kiah Stokes pulled down 13 rebounds, and Tiffany Hayes added 11 points.

Atlanta led 30 to 24 at halftime, but the Valkyries took over after the break. Golden State won the third quarter 21 to 14 and the fourth 23 to 19, outscoring the Dream 44 to 33 in the second half. Their defense finished with eight blocks, and Atlanta shot just 33 percent from the field and 20 percent from 3.
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Posted On: November 1st 2026, 02:25 am
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The Golden State Valkyries won the WNBA championship Saturday night, beating the Atlanta Dream 68 to 63 in Game 7 at Chase Center in San Francisco to claim the first title in franchise history.

The Valkyries did it in just their second season in the league. It was also the first Game 7 ever played in the WNBA Finals, which switched to a best of seven format last year.

Gabby Williams carried Golden State with 30 points, hitting four 3 pointers, going a perfect 6 for 6 at the free throw line and blocking four shots. Veronica Burton posted a double double with 10 points, 11 rebounds and five assists. Kiah Stokes pulled down 13 rebounds, and Tiffany Hayes added 11 points.

Atlanta led 30 to 24 at halftime, but the Valkyries took over after the break. Golden State won the third quarter 21 to 14 and the fourth 23 to 19, outscoring the Dream 44 to 33 in the second half. Their defense finished with eight blocks, and Atlanta shot just 33 percent from the field and 20 percent from 3.
Comments (152)
rachellabel 2 hours ago

rachellabel

Who? 😂

llamamehuevos 13 hours ago

llamamehuevos

Ok now let’s go curry bring us the chip this year for the warriors

davidglennwhite 15 hours ago

davidglennwhite

Fuk Angel Reese👏

wevic42 15 hours ago

wevic42

Have you ever seen a game seven where the coach of the opposing team let a player Cook without double teaming or sending bench players to hack them????

priority101selfmade 16 hours ago

priority101selfmade

After the Atlanta lost that challenge it was over

girl50tall 17 hours ago

girl50tall

❤️❤️❤️🙌🔥

gianncarlomontenegro44 20 hours ago

gianncarlomontenegro44

@bluepillar44 receipts

geewillow78 20 hours ago

geewillow78

Gabby put that team on her back and carried them to the title in the 2nd half. Historical performance

sea_gee510 21 hours ago

sea_gee510

🗣️Bayyyyy Areeaaaaaa!!!!!

yolandasheppardgordon a day ago

yolandasheppardgordon

Good job Dream! 🙌🏽🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

douchebix a day ago

douchebix

The way these women throw the ball is so “womany” to me. The “uh” look they have when throwing free throws is ewww and they all ghey lil 🌈’s (Gods rainbow not y’all’s The Kingdom of the Holy Ghost NEVER GAVE IT TO YALL ANYWAY) STOP DATING WOMEN TO WOMEN ITS NASTY!! THATS WHAT YOU BRITTANY GRINER FAMILY ALL THEM RELATIONSHIPS FALLIN IN JESUS NAME!

adobobaggins a day ago

adobobaggins

As a Valks fan, The Dream were by far the toughest opponent they faced all year. Which is crazy because they beat them all 3 times they played in the regular season. Just shows how much the Dream progressed and grew over the course of the season. I have no doubt that they will be back contending every year for a while. Defense wins championships. And they have that by the boat load.

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