The Golden State Valkyries have made a remarkable impact in their inaugural WNBA season, amassing a staggering total of 180,640 fans in attendance over just 10 home games. This figure not only leads the league in attendance but also highlights their ability to sell out every game at Chase Center, where the season's low was identical to the high—18,064 fans.

After a rocky start of 2-5, the Valkyries have surged with a 7-2 record in their last nine games, including a dominant 84-57 victory over Seattle. Tiffany Hayes led the charge with 21 points, demonstrating the depth of talent on the roster with contributions from multiple players. The team's success on the court has paralleled their marketing strategy, aiming to create a unique identity while leveraging the excitement of the Warriors’ fanbase. Team president Jess Smith emphasized bold decisions to engage the Bay Area community, which has paid off in both ticket sales and merchandise success.