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Atlanta Dream beat Golden State Valkyries, 80–69
Atlanta Dream finished with a 80–69 victory over Golden State Valkyries at State Farm Arena on October 29, 2026.
Story contact: Arjun KapoorREAD THE GAME ↗55 — 64Golden State Valkyries beat Atlanta Dream, 64–55
Golden State Valkyries finished with a 64–55 victory over Atlanta Dream at Chase Center on October 26, 2026.
Story contact: Greg HalvorsenREAD THE GAME ↗67 — 62Golden State Valkyries beat Atlanta Dream, 67–62
Golden State Valkyries finished with a 67–62 victory over Atlanta Dream at State Farm Arena on October 24, 2026.
Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗71 — 97Atlanta Dream beat Golden State Valkyries, 97–71
Atlanta Dream finished with a 97–71 victory over Golden State Valkyries at State Farm Arena on October 21, 2026.
Story contact: Greg HalvorsenREAD THE GAME ↗79 — 65Atlanta Dream beat Golden State Valkyries, 79–65
Atlanta Dream finished with a 79–65 victory over Golden State Valkyries at Chase Center on October 19, 2026.
Story contact: Darnell JacksonREAD THE GAME ↗64 — 68Golden State Valkyries beat Atlanta Dream, 68–64
Golden State Valkyries finished with a 68–64 victory over Atlanta Dream at Chase Center on October 17, 2026.
Story contact: Kevin HuangREAD THE GAME ↗87 — 77
Gabby Williams finishes overtime as Valkyries rally past Aces 87-77
Gabby Williams scored eight of her 16 points in overtime as the Golden State Valkyries turned a game that had tilted heavily toward Las Vegas into an 87-77 comeback win Friday night at Michelob ULTRA Arena. Golden State trailed by 11 at halftime, won the third quarter 17-7 and then closed overtime with far more composure than the Aces.
Story contact: Katie SullivanREAD THE GAME ↗85 — 83
Dream close strong after Liberty rally, edge New York 85-83 behind Canada and Reese
Atlanta rebuilt the game in the fourth quarter and left Barclays Center with an 85-83 win over the New York Liberty, with Jordin Canada steering the finish and Breanna Stewart’s basket at the horn only trimming the final margin.
Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗81 — 83Veronica Burton’s late three rescues Valkyries in 83-81 win over Aces
Veronica Burton buried a 28-foot three-pointer with 41.5 seconds left, and the Golden State Valkyries survived a furious Las Vegas rally to beat the Aces 83-81 at Chase Center. After leading for most of the night and by as many as 17, Golden State had to answer one final swing before closing it out at the free-throw line.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗98 — 101Dream outlast Liberty 101-98 in overtime as Reese and Canada finish the last swing
The Atlanta Dream survived Breanna Stewart’s 35-point night and a late tying three from Marine Fauthoux, closing overtime on an 8-2 push to beat the New York Liberty 101-98 on Wednesday at State Farm Arena.
Story contact: Greg HalvorsenREAD THE GAME ↗60 — 71Gabby Williams, dominant rebounding lift Valkyries past Aces 71-60
Golden State won the game where it mattered most: on the glass and around the rim. Behind Gabby Williams’ 25-point, 11-rebound double-double and a commanding 52-25 rebounding edge, the Valkyries beat the Las Vegas Aces 71-60 at Chase Center.
Story contact: Arjun KapoorREAD THE GAME ↗82 — 92Jordin Canada ignites Atlanta Dream’s third-quarter breakaway in 92-82 win over New York Liberty
Atlanta spent the first half trading baskets with New York, then turned the game with a ruthless third-quarter burst. Jordin Canada led the charge with 25 points as the Dream beat the Liberty 92-82 at State Farm Arena.
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73 — 77Valkyries finish on 10-1 burst to erase 16-point Dallas lead in 77-73 win
Golden State spent most of the night chasing Dallas, then flipped the game in the final minutes. Gabby Williams scored the last eight Valkyries points, and Golden State closed on a 10-1 run to beat the Wings 77-73 at Chase Center.
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83 — 94A'ja Wilson and Chelsea Gray carry Aces past Fever after Indiana's late push
A'ja Wilson delivered 36 points and 10 rebounds, Chelsea Gray added 23 points, and the Las Vegas Aces held off a fourth-quarter charge to beat the Indiana Fever 94-83 on Thursday night at Michelob ULTRA Arena. Indiana cut the margin to two with three minutes left, but Las Vegas closed with a 12-3 finish built almost entirely at the foul line and in Gray's mid-range game.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗100 — 108Ogunbowale’s 45 and clutch tying three carry Wings past Valkyries 108-100 in overtime
Arike Ogunbowale delivered the defining shots of the night for Dallas, pouring in 45 points and forcing overtime with a three-pointer with 4.1 seconds left in regulation as the Wings outlasted the Golden State Valkyries 108-100 at College Park Center.
Story contact: Darnell JacksonREAD THE GAME ↗93 — 75
Jordin Canada sparks Dream’s late surge as Atlanta pulls away from Washington 93-75
Atlanta spent most of the night in front, then turned a one-possession scare into a runaway finish. Jordin Canada’s playmaking and shotmaking, backed by Allisha Gray’s 22 points, drove the Dream past the Washington Mystics 93-75 on Tuesday at CareFirst Arena.
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71 — 87Jonquel Jones, Breanna Stewart lead Liberty wire-to-wire past Lynx
The New York Liberty took control early and never gave Minnesota an opening big enough to change the night, beating the Lynx 87-71 at Barclays Center behind 21 points from Jonquel Jones, 21 more from Breanna Stewart and another composed all-around game from Sabrina Ionescu.
Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗89 — 99Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston drive Fever past Aces after second-quarter turn
The Indiana Fever shook off an early 11-point deficit and beat the Las Vegas Aces 99-89 on Tuesday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, with Caitlin Clark steering the comeback and Aliyah Boston finishing it inside.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗80 — 104Valkyries bury Wings with 37-point second quarter and 18 threes in 104-80 win
Golden State turned a competitive opening quarter into a runaway Sunday night, beating the Dallas Wings 104-80 at Chase Center behind a crushing second period and relentless three-point shooting. The Valkyries finished 18-for-36 from deep, handed out 22 assists and gave the ball away only five times.
Story contact: Neha IyerREAD THE GAME ↗77 — 92Dream erase halftime deficit, ride Howard’s 26 to 92-77 win over Mystics
Atlanta spent the first half chasing the game and the second half pulling it apart. Behind 26 points from Rhyne Howard and a decisive third-quarter surge, the Dream turned a five-point halftime deficit into a 92-77 victory over the Washington Mystics on Sunday at State Farm Arena.
Story contact: Terrence BookerREAD THE GAME ↗85 — 102A'ja Wilson's 38 points and 16 rebounds send Aces past Fever 102-85
A'ja Wilson delivered the biggest line of the night, and the Las Vegas Aces built enough support around her to put away the Indiana Fever 102-85 at Michelob ULTRA Arena on Sunday.
Story contact: Vikram SandhuREAD THE GAME ↗91 — 75Breanna Stewart’s 34-point night powers Liberty past Lynx after Minnesota’s strong first half
New York spent one half chasing the game and the next half taking it over. Behind 34 points, 12 rebounds and six assists from Breanna Stewart, the Liberty erased a half-time deficit and pulled away from the Minnesota Lynx 91-75 at Target Center on Sunday.
Story contact: Katie SullivanREAD THE GAME ↗100 — 82
Aces’ 14-0 opening burst sets the terms in 100-82 WNBA win over Mercury
Before Phoenix had a chance to settle, Las Vegas had already established the game’s terms. The Aces opened on a 14-0 run, never gave up the lead, and rode A’ja Wilson’s 34 points to a 100-82 win over the Mercury.
Story contact: Kevin HuangREAD THE GAME ↗76 — 75
Gabby Williams and Kaitlyn Chen drag Valkyries back from 16 down to stun Sparks 76-75
For most of the night at Crypto.com Arena, the numbers pointed toward Los Angeles. The Sparks shot better, shared the ball better and led by as many as 16, yet Golden State walked out with the only number that held up at the horn, a 76-75 comeback win.
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