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Golden State Valkyries lead early 2027 WNBA power rankings
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Golden State Valkyries lead early 2027 WNBA power rankings

The Golden State Valkyries finished the 2026 WNBA season by defeating the Atlanta Dream 68-63 in the final on 1 November. Their strong finish places them at the top of the early 2027 power rankings as the new season approaches.

The Valkyries ended the 2026 campaign with 32 wins and 12 losses, holding a goal difference of +310. They currently rank second in the WNBA standings and have shown a mixed recent form with three wins and two losses in their last five games. Meanwhile, the Indiana Fever, who are third with 28 wins and 16 losses, have faced some challenges with a recent run of two wins and three losses.

Looking ahead, the Valkyries and Fever will aim to address offseason questions and strengthen their squads before the 2027 season kicks off. The upcoming months will be crucial for both teams as they prepare for the competition and seek to improve their standings in the league.

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