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Atlanta Dream

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WNBA · Finals Game 7

Valkyries win first title as Gabby Williams takes over Game 7

Golden State 68, Atlanta 63. Williams scores 28 of her 30 points after halftime, and Stokes' work on the glass helps finish a championship in the franchise's second season.

  • Golden State Valkyries
  • Atlanta Dream
  • Gabby Williams

WNBA Finals · Schedule update

WNBA Finals Game 6 is set for Thursday at 12:30 p.m. Eastern

Atlanta confirms State Farm Arena and an afternoon start on October 29. The earlier unresolved arrangements are preserved below as dated reporting.

  • WNBA Finals
  • Atlanta Dream
  • Golden State Valkyries

After the Final · WNBA Finals

Dream 97, Valkyries 71: Atlanta finds its separation inside the arc

Angel Reese had 21 points and 12 rebounds as Atlanta took a 2-1 Finals lead. The Dream's 25 two-point baskets, against Golden State's 12, explain a different kind of advantage from Game 2.

  • Atlanta Dream
  • Golden State Valkyries
  • WNBA Finals

WNBA semifinals · Overtime final

Valkyries beat Aces 87-77 in overtime. Atlanta awaits in the Finals.

Gabby Williams scored eight of her 16 points in overtime as Golden State swept the defending champions. Finals Game 1 is October 17 in San Francisco.

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  • Golden State Valkyries
  • Las Vegas Aces
  • Gabby Williams

WNBA semifinals · Game 3 final

Dream beat Liberty 85-83, complete sweep and end New York's season

The Liberty erased a 12-point deficit and led after three quarters. Atlanta won the fourth 19-15 and earned its first Finals trip since 2013.

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  • Atlanta Dream
  • New York Liberty
  • Angel Reese

WNBA semifinals · Game 2 final

Dream survive overtime, beat Liberty 101-98 and take a 2-0 lead

Atlanta won the extra period 13-10 after regulation ended 88-88. Jordin Canada and Angel Reese scored 23 points each, while New York's 17 turnovers became 28 Dream points.

  • Atlanta Dream
  • New York Liberty
  • Jordin Canada