Valkyries tie WNBA Finals as Kiah Stokes sets blocking record
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 25, 2026, 3:20 AM
Last updated Oct 25, 2026
The Golden State Valkyries tied the WNBA Finals at 2-2 with a 67-62 victory over the Atlanta Dream in Game 4 on October 24. Kiah Stokes made history by becoming the first player to achieve three blocks in four consecutive Finals games, registering 16 rebounds and three blocks in the contest. The Valkyries' adjustments included a more assertive Gabby Williams, who led the team with 17 points, and Veronica Burton, who contributed 13 points and defensive plays. Stokes has been instrumental throughout the series, controlling the paint and showcasing her defensive prowess against top offensive players like Angel Reese and A'ja Wilson. The series now shifts back to Atlanta for Game 5.
- •Valkyries tie the WNBA Finals 2-2 with Game 4 win.
- •Kiah Stokes records playoff career-high 16 rebounds.
- •Stokes sets record for most blocks in consecutive Finals games.
- •Gabby Williams and Veronica Burton step up with strong performances.
- •Next game, a decisive Game 5, is in Atlanta.
- 3:20 AMYahoo Sports — Kiah Stokes' historic defensive run continues as Valkyries tie up WNBA Finals
"Stokes became the first player in WNBA Finals history to log at least three blocks in four straight games.
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