Golden State Valkyries’ Winning Streak Halted Before All-Star Break
The Golden State Valkyries' winning streak has ended as they head into the All-Star break with a 19-8 record, despite a strong first half of the season, anchored by players Kaitlyn Chen and Janelle Salaun, who are leading the WNBA's…
San Francisco Oakland San Jose, CA, July 21, 2026 —
The Golden State Valkyries have seen their winning streak come to an end as the team heads into the WNBA’s All-Star break. The Valkyries currently hold a record of 19 wins and 8 losses following the conclusion of their recent stretch of games.
Despite the recent halt to their winning streak, the team has experienced a strong first half of the season. Key contributors to the Valkyries’ performance have been players Kaitlyn Chen and Janelle Salaun. Both players have been instrumental in forming what is recognized as the WNBA’s most productive bench unit.
The performance of Chen and Salaun highlights the depth and effectiveness of the Valkyries’ reserves, contributing significantly to the team’s overall success in the first part of the season. The team will now pause for the All-Star break before resuming play.
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