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How the Valkyries leapt into WNBA title contention in their second season (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO — The Valkyries are no longer the feel-good story of the WNBA. They are the league’s hottest team entering the All-Star break, winners of nine consecutive games before their loss Monday to Washington and playing the kind of collective basketball that is forcing the league to take notice. What started as a season with more questions than answers has turned into the best stretch in the franchise’s brief history — and Golden State is riding straight into championship contender territo
Kaitlyn Chen’s career night can’t power Valkyries to milestone victory (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO — For a moment, the Valkyries looked like they were going to extend their winning streak to 10. Golden State overcame a low-scoring first half to gain a comfortable nine-point lead midway through the fourth quarter. Second-year point guard Kaitlyn Chen gave the Valkyries a huge spark off the bench to ignite a spirited scoring attack in the second half. But somehow, the Valkyries fumbled away the game in front of a sold-out crowd of 18,064 at home. Golden State collapsed in the four
Valkyries keep rolling, win ninth straight by beating Mystics at home (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO — The Valkyries just keep finding ways to win. After struggling to find any type of offense through the first three quarters, the Valkyries hit enough big shots in the fourth quarter to pull out its ninth consecutive win with a 74-69 victory over the Washington Mystics at home on Saturday night. Gabby Williams led the way for the Valkyries, scoring 18 points, dishing out five assists and recording three steals in an all-around performance. Kayla Thornton and Kiah Stokes each added
Kaitlyn Chen takes over in second half, leads Valkyries to win over Caitlin Clark-led Fever (opens the original)
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The fans inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse gathered to watch Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever notch a win over the league’s best defense. Instead, they watched Kaitlyn Chen take the air out of the building with a barrage of buckets in the second half until the raucous crowd had nothing left to shout about. Chen was surgical in the final two quarters, scoring all 14 of her points as the Valkyries pulled away for a 88-75 win over the Fever. It’s Golden State’s eighth straight win and the latest proo
Valkyries instant analysis: Golden State comes up clutch, sweeps Atlanta in season series (opens the original)
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The Golden State Valkyries have Atlanta’s number and they proved it a third time in 10 days. Golden State completed the season sweep of the Dream on Saturday afternoon with a 88-83 road win, notching its third victory over Atlanta since June 24. The win put the Valkyries within a game of the second-place Minnesota Lynx in the standings as they begin their five-game trip. “I think we’ve been playing some really good basketball lately,” Valkyries point guard Veronica Burton said. “We just happen t
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