Natalie Nakase leads the Golden State Valkyries into their inaugural season after grinding through German, Japanese and minor ...

With Natalie Nakase on their team, the Golden State Valkyries are making waves as the WNBA’s first new team in more than 15 ...

Valkyries head coach Natalie Nakase shared what being the head coach in her first game means to the Asian-American community.

Doc Rivers made a surprise appearance at the Valkyries opener with head coach Natalie Nakase having been on his staff in the ...

Fans were allowed in at 5:30, and Brie Reddick of San Bruno, adorned in her own Valkyries T-shirt, was among the first to ...

It was a special moment.” .@julie35vanloo FEELING IT on opening night with 3 straight threes! pic.twitter.com/vKFqSnBMuw — ...

Golden State Valkyries head coach Natalie Nakase, who is Japanese American, is the first Asian American head coach in the ...

The environment produced by a sellout crowd of 18,064 fans at the 84-67 loss to the Sparks was everything the Valkyries hoped it would be.

Despite shooting the Valkyries back into the game, Julie Vanloo’s three fourth-quarter turnovers turned out to be costly for ...

The Golden State Valkyries understand there are challenges of being a WNBA expansion team, but they won't let that be an excuse as they maneuver through the difficulties of all the newness.

Sparks guard Kelsey Plum dropped 37 points to spoil the Valkyries' first WNBA regular-season contest on opening night.