The Golden State Valkyries, in their inaugural WNBA season, are generating significant fan support, selling out all home games and averaging 18,000 attendees. Their nickname for Chase Center, Ballhalla, reflects a deep connection to the community, which has shown enthusiasm through early season ticket sales. On the court, the team has surprised critics with a shot at playoff contention, currently holding one of the top five defenses in the league. Midway through the season, the Valkyries aim to secure a place in postseason history as the first expansion team to qualify.
Kayla Thornton sprinted downcourt, Euro-stepped around the defender, reached the rim, and hit a reverse layup, culminating in a roaring crowd response.
The Golden State Valkyries have sold out all 11 home games this season, leading the WNBA in attendance with an average of 18,000 fans at Chase Center.
Golden State became the first team in women's sports history to sell 15,000 season ticket deposits, reflecting the city's overwhelming support for the Valkyries.
The Valkyries (10-12) are in contention to be the first WNBA expansion team to reach the postseason in its inaugural year with a strong defense.
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