Golden State Valkyries win WNBA Championship in Game 7
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Last updated Nov 1, 2026

The Golden State Valkyries won their first WNBA Championship, defeating the Atlanta Dream 66-61 in Game 7 of the Finals. The match, held at Chase Center in San Francisco, marked a historic achievement as the Valkyries became the fastest franchise to win a championship, doing so in just their second season. This victory came after a successful regular season and overcoming a Game 6 logistical issue. Nike celebrated the win with a new slogan, 'Don’t need history to make it,' reflecting the team's remarkable journey. The WNBA season concludes with the Valkyries positioned as champions ahead of upcoming All-Star festivities in 2027.
- •Valkyries defeat Dream 66-61 in Game 7
- •Championship win comes in second season
- •Nike launches slogan celebrating victory
- •WNBA season concludes with no prior Game 7
- •All-Star Game hosted by Golden State in 2027
- 4:06 AMYahoo Sports — Nike drops perfect slogan after Golden State Valkyries WNBA Championship win
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