Golden State Valkyries Set New WNBA Record with 20,000 Season Ticket Deposits Ahead of 2025 Debut

A Historic Milestone for the Golden State Valkyries

The Golden State Valkyries are making history in women’s sports before even stepping onto the court. As the WNBA’s highly anticipated 13th franchise, they announced a record-breaking 20,000 season ticket deposits for their 2025 debut season. This impressive number reflects the Bay Area’s excitement and the rising enthusiasm nationwide for women’s basketball.

In July, the Valkyries became the first women’s sports team to hit the 15,000 season ticket deposit milestone. Reaching 20,000 deposits only four months later underscores the growing momentum around the team and the support of Bay Area fans eager to cheer on the Golden State Valkyries at Chase Center.

Preparing for the Expansion Draft

The WNBA has set December 6, 2024, as the date for the Valkyries’ Expansion Draft, which will air on ESPN. The team will select players from a pool of unprotected talent across the league’s 12 existing teams, allowing them to build a competitive roster for their inaugural season. The Golden State Valkyries also hold the fifth pick in each round of the 2025 WNBA Draft, positioning them to add emerging talent alongside their expansion selections.

Head Coach Natalie Nakase Brings Leadership and Vision

Natalie Nakase, the former assistant coach with the Las Vegas Aces, will serve as the Valkyries’ first head coach. Known for her experience and leadership, Nakase will guide the new team, building a strong roster and culture from the ground up. As the official WNBA affiliate of the Golden State Warriors, a seven-time NBA champion team, the Golden State Valkyries are setting a foundation for long-term success.

A New Era for Women’s Basketball

With their record-setting support and strategic preparations, the Golden State Valkyries are on a path to make a historic entrance into the WNBA. The Bay Area’s overwhelming response shows the community’s readiness to embrace women’s sports at the highest level, adding to the league’s growing fan base. As the Golden State Valkyries gear up for their 2025 debut, fans can look forward to thrilling action and a new chapter for women’s basketball.

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