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Valkyries dethrone Aces, make WNBA Finals in 2nd year as a franchise

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Uploaded: 2026-10-12T20:14:57+00:00
Description: The Golden State Valkyries make history by sweeping the defending champion Aces in a thrilling overtime match, securing a spot in the WNBA Finals. Celebrated by Coach Natalie Nakase, this stunning victory highlights the team’s incredible jo...

The Golden State Valkyries make history by sweeping the defending champion Aces in a thrilling overtime match, securing a spot in the WNBA Finals. Celebrated by Coach Natalie Nakase, this stunning victory highlights the team’s incredible jo...

ESPN· Oct 12, 2026 · 8:14 PM · 2 views

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