The Golden State Valkyries are set to debut their first WNBA regular season game at Chase Center, highlighting a historic moment for women's sports in the Bay Area. The team's president, Jess Smith, and San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie expressed excitement about the franchise's role in showcasing women's sports to the world. As the first expansion team in 17 years, the Valkyries are dedicated to delivering an exceptional experience for their supportive fans, as emphasized by head coach Natalie Nakase. The anticipation and energy surrounding this opening game reflect the strong community backing for women's athletics.
This is an exciting moment for our city. The Valkyries are coming to Chase.
The world often looks here to see what's next. And what's happening in women's sports, especially the WNBA, we get a chance to bring that all together.
That's why these players are intentionally working their butts off to make sure that tomorrow night is a great show for everyone, because of the support we've been feeling since expansion.
It's surreal when you think about it, and you just want to take it all in, you feel the love.
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