Valkyries lead WNBA in total, average attendance at All-Star break

The Valkyries drew more total fans than any other WNBA team as the league hits its All-Star break, with 270,960 fans coming to Chase Center across 15 games to this point. NBAE via Getty Images

The Valkyries drew more total fans than any other WNBA team as the league hits its All-Star break, with 270,960 fans coming to Chase Center across 15 games to this point. That comes out to an average of 18,064 per game, which is also the highest in the league -- but with a caveat. The Fever, who drew the second-most total fans with 260,255 fans, did so in 16 games for an average of 16,266 fans.

Rounding out the top five teams attendance were the Liberty (193,909 fans across 12 games), Fire (183,748 fans across 13 games), Sparks (166,963 fans across 13 games) and Storm (157,559 fans across 14 games).

The league as a whole drew a total of 1,867,297 fans across 149 games for an average of 12,532, a 13% increase from the figure at the All-Star break last season (SBJ).

SBJ’s Emma Grace Patrick contributed to this report.



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