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Tiffany Hayes Re-signs with Valkyries

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Tiffany Hayes, a WNBA veteran, re-signs with Golden State Valkyries, aiming for another season. The team strengthens with All-Star Kayla Thornton, point guard Veronica Burton, and rookie Marta Suarez. Veterans like Kiah Stokes and Gabby Williams join Hayes on multi-year deals. Training camp begins Sunday, with the season opener on May eighth.

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Tiffany Hayes Re-signs with Valkyries

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California News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tiffany Hayes Re-signs with Valkyries. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Tiffany Hayes, the 36-year-old WNBA veteran guard, just resigned with the Golden State Valkyries on a one-year deal. She planned to retire three years ago after a decade with the Atlanta Dream, but she's still hooping strong. Earlier this week, the Valkyries locked in All-Star Kayla Thornton for one year and starting point guard Veronica Burton on a multi-year contract. They also traded for the signing rights to Rookie Marta Suarez from Seattle. William Brass calls Hayes a foundation builder on and off the court, praising her leadership after she averaged 11.7 points per game last. Season 3 on the squad, Wattayin career highs in rebounds and assists. A knee injury cut her year short, but she earned sixth woman of the year honors in 2024 with the aces. The roster stacking up with vets like Kaya Stokes and Gabby Williams on multi-year deals, plus resigning of Ilyana Rupert, Janelle Salon and Cecilia Vandalisini. Two free agents dipped, Monique Billings to Indiana, Temi Fagbenley to Toronto.

Training camp kicks off Sunday at the Sephora Performance Center in Oakland with a pre-season clash against Seattle on April 25th and the regular season opener, May 8th. The Valkyries are gearing up to run the bay. That's the story for today. California News Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.

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