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Golden State Valkyries Edge Atlanta Dream 67-62

Saturday, October 24, 2026, 1:00 PM ET · State Farm Arena

Golden State Valkyries 67, Atlanta Dream 62, final. Our WNBA picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Golden State Valkyries vs Atlanta Dream?

Golden State Valkyries beat Atlanta Dream 67-62 at State Farm Arena on October 24, 2026.

Who was favored in Golden State Valkyries vs Atlanta Dream?

Atlanta Dream were the favorite at DraftKings, moneyline -218 (about 69% implied). The underdog won.

In a tightly contested matchup, the Golden State Valkyries emerged victorious over the Atlanta Dream with a final score of 67-62 at State Farm Arena. This win marked the Valkyries' continued dominance in the series, as they have now won all three meetings against the Dream this season. The Valkyries, boasting a strong away record of 32-12, faced a Dream team that held a home record of 30-14.

The game showcased a back-and-forth battle, with both teams trading leads throughout. In the fourth quarter, Veronica Burton played a crucial role for the Valkyries, hitting a pivotal 24-foot three-point step back jumpshot, extending the lead to 64-55. Rhyne Howard of the Dream attempted to rally her team with free throws and a driving layup, but the Valkyries managed to maintain their advantage, ultimately sealing the game with a free throw from Burton.

Analyzing recent form, the Dream had a strong record of 9-1 in their last ten games, with an average of 88.1 points scored and 76.8 points allowed. They entered the game on a two-game winning streak, having defeated the Valkyries 97-71 just two days prior. Conversely, the Valkyries had struggled recently, losing their last two games and holding a record of 7-3 in their last ten outings, with an average of 80.2 points scored and 79.4 points allowed.

The home and away performances of both teams were significant factors in the game. The Dream had a perfect home record of 4-0 in their last four games, while the Valkyries had a mixed away record of 2-2. In their previous meetings this season, the Dream had won two out of three, which added to the anticipation of this matchup.

In terms of injuries, the Dream were without Brionna Jones and Matilde Villa, and Allisha Gray was listed as day-to-day with a hand injury. The Valkyries were missing Iliana Rupert, who was out for non-injury-related reasons. These absences undoubtedly impacted the strategies employed by both teams.

The betting market, as provided by DraftKings, had the Dream favored at -5.5, with a total set at 153.5. The moneyline reflected the Dream at -218 and the Valkyries at 180, indicating a belief in the Dream's home advantage despite their recent struggles against the Valkyries.

Conditions during the game were typical for a late October evening, with the arena filled with fans eager to support their teams. The atmosphere was electric, and the competitive nature of the game kept the audience engaged until the final buzzer.

Viewers should have kept an eye on the scoring plays, particularly in the fourth quarter, where every basket was critical. The Dream's attempts to close the gap highlighted their resilience, while the Valkyries' ability to execute under pressure showcased their experience and composure.

In conclusion, the Golden State Valkyries' victory over the Atlanta Dream not only solidified their dominance in the series but also demonstrated their ability to perform in challenging situations. The game was a testament to the competitive spirit of the WNBA, with both teams showcasing their skills and determination.

What we said beforehand

The upcoming WNBA matchup between the Atlanta Dream and the Golden State Valkyries on October 24, 2026, at State Farm Arena is particularly intriguing as the Valkyries have historically dominated this series, winning all three previous encounters this season. With both teams showcasing strong performances, this game promises to be a compelling contest.

The Atlanta Dream enter this game with a home record of 30-14, while the Golden State Valkyries boast a slightly better away record of 32-12. The Dream's recent form has been impressive, particularly at home where they have a record of 9-1 in their last ten games, currently riding a two-game winning streak. In their last five outings, they have secured victories against the New York Liberty twice, and most recently, they defeated the Valkyries 97-71 on October 22. During this stretch, the Dream have averaged 85.2 points scored while allowing 77.0 points per game.

Conversely, the Golden State Valkyries have struggled recently, losing their last two games, including the aforementioned defeat to the Dream. Their last ten games reflect a record of 7-3, but they have averaged only 74.8 points in their last five games while allowing 79.6 points. This inconsistency may be a concern as they approach this critical matchup.

Home court advantage has been significant for the Dream, as they have averaged 88.1 points scored at home while allowing 76.8 points. The Valkyries, on the other hand, have a mixed away record of 2-2 in their last four away games, which could play a crucial role in the outcome of this fixture.

In terms of injuries, the Dream will be without Matilde Villa due to a coach's decision and Brionna Jones, who is out with a leg injury. The Valkyries will also miss Iliana Rupert, who is out for non-injury-related reasons. The absence of these players could impact the respective teams' strategies and effectiveness on the court.

The betting lines from DraftKings indicate that the Dream are favored with a spread of -5.5, while the total points line is set at 153.5, with both the over and under priced at -110. The moneyline shows the Dream at -192 and the Valkyries at +160, reflecting the Dream's status as the favorites in this matchup.

As the game approaches, viewers should keep an eye on key players. For the Dream, Allisha Gray leads in scoring with an average of 19.0 points per game, while Jordin Canada is pivotal in assists, averaging 7.3. Angel Reese has been a strong presence on the boards, averaging 12.1 rebounds per game. For the Valkyries, Gabby Williams leads with an average of 14.4 points, and Veronica Burton contributes significantly with 5.7 assists. Kiah Stokes has also been effective on the glass, averaging 5.8 rebounds.

The conditions at State Farm Arena will likely be favorable for the Dream, who thrive in their home environment. With the stakes high and both teams looking to assert their dominance, this matchup is set to be a thrilling encounter that fans will not want to miss.

Odds

BookSpreadTotalMoneyline
DraftKingsATL -5.5 153.5 o -110 / u -110 Golden State Valkyries +180 · Atlanta Dream -218

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Injury report

  • Allisha GrayDay-To-DayHandAtlanta Dream
  • Matilde VillaOutCoach's DecisionAtlanta Dream
  • Brionna JonesOutLegAtlanta Dream
  • Iliana RupertOutNot Injury RelatedGolden State Valkyries

Leaders

  • PointsRhyne Howard19Atlanta Dream
  • AssistsJordin Canada4Atlanta Dream
  • ReboundsAngel Reese9Atlanta Dream
  • PointsGabby Williams17Golden State Valkyries
  • AssistsVeronica Burton5Golden State Valkyries
  • ReboundsKiah Stokes16Golden State Valkyries

Recent form

Atlanta Dream

Last 10: 9-1Streak W288.1 scored · 76.8 allowed per game4-0 at home

  • W97-71vs Golden State ValkyriesOct 22
  • W79-65at Golden State ValkyriesOct 20
  • L64-68at Golden State ValkyriesOct 17
  • W85-83at New York LibertyOct 9
  • W101-98vs New York LibertyOct 7
  • W92-82vs New York LibertyOct 4
  • W93-75at Washington MysticsSep 30
  • W92-77vs Washington MysticsSep 27
  • W83-65at New York LibertySep 24
  • W95-84at New York LibertySep 22

Golden State Valkyries

Last 10: 7-3Streak L280.2 scored · 79.4 allowed per game2-2 away

  • L71-97at Atlanta DreamOct 22
  • L65-79vs Atlanta DreamOct 20
  • W68-64vs Atlanta DreamOct 17
  • W87-77at Las Vegas AcesOct 10
  • W83-81vs Las Vegas AcesOct 8
  • W71-60vs Las Vegas AcesOct 4
  • W77-73vs Dallas WingsOct 3
  • L100-108at Dallas WingsOct 1
  • W104-80vs Dallas WingsSep 28
  • W76-75at Los Angeles SparksSep 25

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Minnesota-11W1.75033
Golden State112W1.72732
Las Vegas213W7.70531
Dallas617W1.61427
Portland1627W1.38617
Los Angeles1728L2.36416
Phoenix1728L1.36416
Seattle2536L5.1828
Atlanta-14W5.68230
Washington216W4.63628
Indiana216L1.63628
New York418L2.59126
Chicago1428L1.36416
Toronto1933L8.25011
Connecticut1933W1.25011

Box score

StatGolden State ValkyriesAtlanta Dream
Field goals26-7218-54
Field goal %3633
Three-pointers4-254-23
Three-point %1617
Free throws11-1322-31
Free throw %8571
Rebounds3837
Offensive rebounds1312
Defensive rebounds2525
Assists109
Steals84
Blocks56
Turnovers917
Team turnovers01
Technical fouls01
Technical fouls, total01
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers816
Fast-break points72
Points in the paint3828
Fouls2619
Largest lead165
Lead changes11
Time in front8511

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Quarter40-26DeWanna Bonner makes free throw 2 of 2
  2. 2nd Quarter42-26Gabby Williams makes two point shot
  3. 3rd Quarter42-28Naz Hillmon makes 3-foot layup (Jordin Canada assists)
  4. 3rd Quarter42-29Naz Hillmon makes free throw 1 of 2
  5. 3rd Quarter42-30Naz Hillmon makes free throw 2 of 2
  6. 3rd Quarter42-31Jordin Canada makes free throw 2 of 2
  7. 3rd Quarter44-31Gabby Williams makes 2-foot two point shot
  8. 3rd Quarter44-32Jordin Canada makes free throw 1 of 2
  9. 3rd Quarter44-34Rhyne Howard makes 12-foot driving floating jump shot
  10. 3rd Quarter44-35Rhyne Howard makes technical free throw
  11. 3rd Quarter45-35Gabby Williams makes free throw 1 of 2
  12. 3rd Quarter46-35Gabby Williams makes free throw 2 of 2
  13. 3rd Quarter46-36Angel Reese makes free throw 1 of 2
  14. 3rd Quarter46-37Angel Reese makes free throw 2 of 2
  15. 3rd Quarter46-40Isobel Borlase makes 25-foot three point jumper (Jordin Canada assists)
  16. 3rd Quarter48-40Tiffany Hayes makes driving layup (Veronica Burton assists)
  17. 3rd Quarter50-40Gabby Williams makes 17-foot pullup jump shot (Veronica Burton assists)
  18. 3rd Quarter50-43DeWanna Bonner makes 25-foot jump bank shot (Jordin Canada assists)
  19. 3rd Quarter52-43Tiffany Hayes makes 3-foot two point shot
  20. 3rd Quarter53-43Tiffany Hayes makes free throw 1 of 2
  21. 3rd Quarter54-43Tiffany Hayes makes free throw 2 of 2
  22. 3rd Quarter54-44Jordin Canada makes free throw 1 of 2
  23. 3rd Quarter54-45Jordin Canada makes free throw 2 of 2
  24. 4th Quarter54-46Rhyne Howard makes free throw 2 of 2
  25. 4th Quarter56-46Tiffany Hayes makes driving layup
  26. 4th Quarter57-46Tiffany Hayes makes free throw 1 of 1
  27. 4th Quarter57-49Rhyne Howard makes 25-foot three point jumper (Naz Hillmon assists)
  28. 4th Quarter57-51Jordin Canada makes 2-foot two point shot
  29. 4th Quarter59-51Tiffany Hayes makes driving layup
  30. 4th Quarter61-51Tiffany Hayes makes 9-foot driving floating jump shot
  31. 4th Quarter61-53Rhyne Howard makes 13-foot two point shot
  32. 4th Quarter61-55Isobel Borlase makes running layup
  33. 4th Quarter64-55Veronica Burton makes 24-foot three point step back jumpshot (Gabby Williams assists)
  34. 4th Quarter64-56Rhyne Howard makes free throw 1 of 2
  35. 4th Quarter64-57Rhyne Howard makes free throw 2 of 2
  36. 4th Quarter64-59Angel Reese makes driving layup
  37. 4th Quarter66-59Veronica Burton makes 11-foot two point shot
  38. 4th Quarter66-61Rhyne Howard makes driving layup
  39. 4th Quarter66-62Rhyne Howard makes free throw 1 of 1
  40. 4th Quarter67-62Veronica Burton makes free throw 1 of 2

Win probability

Above the line favours Atlanta Dream, below favours Golden State Valkyries.

Venue

  • State Farm ArenaAtlanta, GA
  • Attendance17099
  • OfficialsRoy Gulbeyan, Tim Greene, Marcy Williams

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