
Women's basketball team sets revenue record
The Golden State Valkyries became the first women's sports team in the world to earn more than $100 million in a season by playing sold out home games.
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The club plays in the WNBA and is in its second season.
The Golden State Valkyries became the first women's sports team in the world to earn more than $100 million in a season. Sports.ru reports this.
The club has played 47 consecutive home games at full capacity at the Chase Center, which has a capacity of 18,064 spectators. If they reach the WNBA finals, Golden State's revenue could exceed $130 million.
In the third game of the semifinal playoff series, Golden State defeated the defending champion Las Vegas with a score of 87:77 in overtime. The winning team's top scorer was Kayla Thornton, who scored 18 points. Agee Wilson had the best performance for Las Vegas with 21 points and 10 rebounds.
The score in the best-of-three series was 3:0 in favor of Golden State. The team reached the finals, where they will meet Atlanta Dream.
The Golden State Valkyries are in their second season in the WNBA. League attendance increased 20 percent this season to a record 3.79 million viewers.
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