2025
San Francisco, California
Chase Center: cap. 18,064
2025 Record 23-21 (.523) • 2024 Record: None
2 Year Record: 23-21 (.523)
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Guards: Veronica Burton, Kaitlyn Chen, Tiffany Hayes, Kate Martin
Forwards: Temi Fagbenle, Kayla Thornton, Monique Billings, Laeticia Amihere, Janelle Salaün, Cecilia Zandalasini
Head Coach: Natalie Nakase
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OUTSTANDING TRADES
INCOMING: None
OUTGOING: None
2026 Draft Picks
Round 1: 8th
Round 2: 23rd
Round 3: 38th
2026 WNBA Mock
2026 Actual WNBA Draft
Draft Grade:
Instant Analysis:
One-Month Check-In:
End-of-Season Review:
Three-Year Check-In: Three-year check-in: Where will they be in 2029?
OUTSTANDING TRADES
None.
2025 Draft Picks
Round 1: 5th
Round 2: 17th
Round 3: 30th
Draft Grade: C
Instant Analysis: The Valkyrie had an interesting draft, landing a C grade for their selections. Jocyte is an intriguing prospect with upside, but it’s fair to wonder whether Amoore or Van Lith would have been better fits for the new franchise. Sellers was a strong value pick, bringing solid versatility, but Chen feels like a reach given other available options. If Jocyte develops as hoped, this class could prove more impactful than expected, but for now, the Valkyries’ strategy raises questions.
One-Month Check-In: Justė Jocytė, their first-round pick, may not join the team this year as she continues to develop overseas—leaving a key piece of their future still on hold. Shyanne Sellers was waived during training camp, and Kaitlyn Chen was also initially cut but later re-signed. While this class hasn’t made a major impact yet, Jocytė’s long-term development might shift the narrative.
🔗 Read the Rookie Report: 1 Month Check-In.
End-of-Season Review: WNBA Rookie Report: The Final Verdict
Three-Year Check-In: Three-year check-in: Where will they be in 2028?