When will Valkyries championship parade happen in S.F.? Here are the first details

Fans celebrated the Golden State Valkyries win at Rikki's sports bar in San Francisco. (Camille Cohen/For the S.F. Chronicle) Fans gathered at parties across the Bay Area to watch the Golden State Valkyries win a historic championship on Saturday night - and now an even bigger bash is coming soon to the streets of San Francisco. So when will the celebration parade honoring the Valkyries happen? It appears to be set for Wednesday at noon along the Embarcadero, according to details released on the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency website on Saturday night. SFMTA took down the page shortly after posting the details.San Francisco officials had not publicly confirmed parade plans as of Saturday night. However,Wednesday was expected to be the best day for the city to host the parade, given the Warriors - part of Golden State's ownership group - are scheduled to play at Chase Center on Sunday and Monday, and Tuesday is Election Day, when the city will be focused on administering Election Day races.According to the details briefly posted to the SFMTA page, the parade would start at the Ferry Building and travel along Embarcadero to Second Street. The 68-63 victory on Halloween night was one to be remembered, as the team rose to the challenge in their home city and defeated the Atlanta Dream in a nail-biting game - the league's first ever Game 7 match.In a social media post not long after the final buzzer, Mayor Daniel Lurie congratulated the 2-year-old franchise for "taking the sports world by storm." "Congratulations to the players, the coaches, the staff, and the entire Valkyries organization on this historic victory-we're so excited to celebrate this incredible team," Lurie said. SubscribeThere’s more to San Francisco with the Chronicle. Subscribe today for just 25¢.This article originally published at When will Valkyries championship parade happen in S.F.? Here are the first details.