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by Kiley Russell / Bay City News Service
Uploaded: Sun, Oct 8, 2023, 4:55 pm 0
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Chase Center, home of the NBA’s Golden State Warriors and the new WNBA expansion team, in San Francisco. (Photo courtesy Jason O’Rear / Chase Center)
The first new Women’s National Basketball Association team in 15 years is coming to the Bay Area as part of the Golden State Warriors organization, team and league officials announced last week.
The expansion team, whose name has not been disclosed, will play home games at Chase Center in San Francisco starting in 2025 while its head office and practice facility will be in Oakland.
“We have been interested in a WNBA franchise for several years, due in part to the rich history of women’s basketball in the Bay Area, and believe now is the ideal time to execute that vision and build upon that legacy,” Warriors co-executive chairman and CEO Joe Lacob said in a news release on Oct. 5.
Game tickets are not yet on sale but fans can pay $25 to place their names on a waiting list to buy season tickets, according to the team’s website.
“Joe Lacob, (Warriors owner) Peter Guber and their leadership team know how to build and operate a world-class organization, as witnessed by the immense success the Warriors’ franchise has enjoyed from both a business and basketball perspective over the last decade,” said WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert. “Their interest in joining the WNBA family is yet another sign of the league’s growth potential.”
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by Kiley Russell / Bay City News Service
Uploaded: Sun, Oct 8, 2023, 4:55 pm
The first new Women’s National Basketball Association team in 15 years is coming to the Bay Area as part of the Golden State Warriors organization, team and league officials announced last week.
The expansion team, whose name has not been disclosed, will play home games at Chase Center in San Francisco starting in 2025 while its head office and practice facility will be in Oakland.
“We have been interested in a WNBA franchise for several years, due in part to the rich history of women’s basketball in the Bay Area, and believe now is the ideal time to execute that vision and build upon that legacy,” Warriors co-executive chairman and CEO Joe Lacob said in a news release on Oct. 5.
Game tickets are not yet on sale but fans can pay $25 to place their names on a waiting list to buy season tickets, according to the team’s website.
“Joe Lacob, (Warriors owner) Peter Guber and their leadership team know how to build and operate a world-class organization, as witnessed by the immense success the Warriors’ franchise has enjoyed from both a business and basketball perspective over the last decade,” said WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert. “Their interest in joining the WNBA family is yet another sign of the league’s growth potential.”
More information about the new team can be found at wnba.com/goldenstate.
The first new Women’s National Basketball Association team in 15 years is coming to the Bay Area as part of the Golden State Warriors organization, team and league officials announced last week.
The expansion team, whose name has not been disclosed, will play home games at Chase Center in San Francisco starting in 2025 while its head office and practice facility will be in Oakland.
“We have been interested in a WNBA franchise for several years, due in part to the rich history of women’s basketball in the Bay Area, and believe now is the ideal time to execute that vision and build upon that legacy,” Warriors co-executive chairman and CEO Joe Lacob said in a news release on Oct. 5.
Game tickets are not yet on sale but fans can pay $25 to place their names on a waiting list to buy season tickets, according to the team’s website.
“Joe Lacob, (Warriors owner) Peter Guber and their leadership team know how to build and operate a world-class organization, as witnessed by the immense success the Warriors’ franchise has enjoyed from both a business and basketball perspective over the last decade,” said WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert. “Their interest in joining the WNBA family is yet another sign of the league’s growth potential.”
More information about the new team can be found at wnba.com/goldenstate.
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