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Golden State Valkyries @ Minnesota Lynx

Tuesday, August 25, 2026
MIN
Minnesota Lynx
66
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GS Win Final
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Golden State Valkyries
80
Away
GS Cecilia Zandalasini 18 PTS 1 REB · 1 AST · 2 STL
MIN Natasha Howard 13 PTS 7 REB · 1 AST · 1 STL

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Season Matchup

  1. 2026-06-05 Golden State Valkyries 84–87 Minnesota Lynx
  2. 2026-06-20 Minnesota Lynx 81–75 Golden State Valkyries
  3. 2026-08-20 Minnesota Lynx 77–66 Golden State Valkyries

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Game Nuggets

Box Score

Golden State Valkyries

Player PTSREBASTSTLBLKMIN
Kayla Thornton 010008
Gabby Williams 15532030
Cecilia Zandalasini 18112130
Kiah Stokes 2911227
Veronica Burton 14495030
Laeticia Amihere 020015
Janelle Salaun 12531028
Nadia Fingall 000001
Tiffany Hayes 14341018
Kaila Charles 2110012
Miela Sowah 000001
Kaitlyn Chen 3010010
Juste Jocyte 000001

Minnesota Lynx

Player PTSREBASTSTLBLKMIN
Natasha Howard 13711128
Napheesa Collier 9720032
Kayla McBride 12440033
Maya Caldwell 9200025
Olivia Miles 8450028
Nia Coffey 5300215
Chloe Bibby 500007
Dorka Juhasz 5300110
Antonia Delaere 011007
Anastasiia Olairi Kosu 001007
Eliska Joklova 014107

Team Stats

Team FG3PTFTREBASTSTLBLKTO
Golden State Valkyries 31-7112-336-831231246
Minnesota Lynx 21-5910-3014-1832182417

Game Recap

The Golden State Valkyries defeated the Minnesota Lynx 80-66 on August 25, 2026.

Cecilia Zandalasini led all scorers with 18 points for Golden State, adding a rebound and an assist. Gabby Williams also turned in a strong all-around effort for the Valkyries, contributing 15 points, five rebounds, and three assists, giving Golden State two players in double figures and a combined 33 points from its top pair. For Minnesota, Natasha Howard paced the Lynx with 13 points and a team-high seven rebounds, while Kayla McBride added 12 points and matched Williams with four assists, tying for the game's high in that category alongside Williams' three. Despite solid outings from Howard and McBride, the Lynx could not match the offensive balance of Zandalasini and Williams, who combined to outscore Minnesota's top two performers by eight points. This result, a 14-point decision, came in a regular-season contest between the two clubs. The final score reflected Golden State's ability to get consistent production from multiple scorers, while Minnesota's offense stayed more concentrated in its two leading contributors.

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