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With playoffs approaching, WNBA hits pause for FIBA World Cup (opens the original)
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There won’t be another Valkyries game until Sept. 18, an oddity in the WNBA schedule thanks to a nearly three-week break as the entire league goes on pause for the FIBA Women’s World Cup tournament in Berlin, Germany. Instead of blocks, steals and three-point daggers, Ballhalla hosted the Pokemon world championship this weekend, and the ’90s band Weezer will perform there in early September. The Women’s World Cup, the biggest international women’s basketball tournament this year, will run from S
Veronica Burton is running the show for the Valkyries and it's working (opens the original)
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With just a month to go before the postseason, the second-place Golden State Valkyries finally defeated the first-place Minnesota Lynx on Monday night. It was the first time this season, and the first time in franchise history in 10 matchups between the two teams. A big reason why was their starting point guard: Veronica Burton Burton had 14 points, nine assists and tied a career high with five steals in the 80-66 win over the Lynx. “V was elite tonight. On top of that, she made all the calls, ”
Valkyries clinch playoff spot for second consecutive season (opens the original)
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With just 10 games left in the regular season, the Valkyries have clinched a spot in the playoffs and sit in second place in the WNBA standings. Going into the All-Star break, the Valkyries were back-and-forth with the Las Vegas Aces for the number two spot, but they’ve won 15 of their last 17 games to establish a two-and-a-half-game lead over Vegas and two games ahead of the Indiana Fever. They are three games behind the Minnesota Lynx, who they play on Wednesday. Where the Valkyries end up in
Life of a Valkyrie in development: $6,136 a game — when you play (opens the original)
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Miela Sowah estimates she’s won the pregame half-court-shot contest among her teammates on the Golden State Valkyries seven or eight times this season. On the morning before their July 20 loss against the Mystics, she looked in line to win it again. Then center Kiah Stokes hit a miracle shot that deflected off the top of the backboard and ricocheted in. “I wasn’t sure it counted,” Sowah joked. “Everyone goes pretty hard. But yeah, I live for it. It’s really fun.” Sowah is one of two development
Valkyries score place as championship contenders (opens the original)
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The Golden State Valkyries are in second place in the WNBA going into the midway part of the season’s All-Star break. At 19-8, they lead the Las Vegas Aces by half a game, and are just 2.5 games behind the first-place Minnesota Lynx. Though the Valkyries were expected to make a leap after qualifying for the postseason in their first year, they have surpassed most expectations and are now considered a legitimate championship contender. That means at the nine-day-long break, the Valkyries have sev
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