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On a sun-soaked, picture-perfect Bay Area day, the Golden State Valkyries did more than just parade a historic WNBA championship through the streets of San Francisco on Wednesday afternoon. In the words of Mayor Daniel Lurie, they established the city as the “global capital of women’s sports.” And as Vakyries center Kiah Stokes said to NBC Bay Area’s camera after stepping off the ferry Wednesday afternoon, they’re just getting started. “It’s unreal,” Oakland-born singer Kehlani told NBC Bay Area

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Brazil’s U-17 Women’s National Team is already turning its focus to its final challenge at the World Cup. In an interview with CBFTV, head coach Rilany Silva assessed the team’s performance foll...

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