The Golden State Valkyries, which played their first game only a year ago, have sold out every regular-season home game for the second straight season, the team said.
The Valkyries marked their 22nd sellout of the year and 44th overall on Saturday, according to team officials.
The team’s average attendance of 18,064 leads the league, as does its total attendance of 397,408 in 2026, it said.
“When we launched our brand and introduced this team to the world last year, the reception was amazing,” Valkyries President Jess Smith said in a statement. “But seeing how our fans have shown up in year two has been special.”
“We didn’t think it was possible, but they brought even more passion, energy and sense of community this season,” she said. “We can truly feel that this culture is built for the long haul.”
The team said the Valkyries are the only franchise in WNBA history to sell out every home game in each of its first two seasons.
A total of 794,816 fans have attended games at Chase Center since their first game in May 2025, the Valkyries said. Average attendance was over 18,000 per game for the full season.
The Valkyries announced their season-ticket renewal rate topped 90% for the 2027 season, the second consecutive season.
“Retaining over 90% of our season-ticket holders for two years straight and seeing our fans gear up for even more games next season speaks volumes about the strength of the Valkyries community,” said Maria Valdehueza, senior vice president of ticketing and events.