Golden State Valkyries plan championship parade for November 4 in San Francisco
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 1, 2026, 5:05 AM
Last updated Nov 1, 2026

The Golden State Valkyries will hold a championship parade in San Francisco on November 4, scheduled to begin at noon along Embarcadero, starting from the Ferry Building. The parade celebrates the team's historic victory over the Atlanta Dream, clinching the WNBA championship in the league's first Game 7. Mayor Daniel Lurie has publicly congratulated the Valkyries for their achievement. Details about the parade were briefly posted by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency but later removed; city officials have not officially confirmed the plans yet.
- •Valkyries won their championship on Halloween night with a score of 68-63.
- •Parade starts at noon on November 4 along the Embarcadero.
- •Event details were released briefly by the SFMTA before being removed.
- •The team defeated the Atlanta Dream in a historic Game 7.
- •Mayor Lurie expressed congratulations to the Valkyries organization.
- 5:05 AMYahoo Sports — When will Valkyries championship parade happen in S.F.? Here are the first details
"Fans celebrated the Golden State Valkyries' historic win - but an even bigger bash is coming to the streets of San Francisco. Here are the first details on the celebration parade next week.
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