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The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) is cracking down after fans hurled sex toys onto the court during recent Golden State Valkyries games, prompting arrests and a wave of backlash.
The first incident took place on Tuesday, July 29, 2025, during the fourth quarter of a matchup between the Valkyries and the Atlanta Dream in College Park, Georgia.
A fan launched a sex toy onto the hardwood, causing a stir and leading to their arrest.
Just days later, on Friday, August 1, another object was tossed under the basket mid-game as the Valkyries faced off against the Chicago Sky, forcing officials to halt play.
League officials condemned the behavior, citing safety risks and instituting a strict one-year ban for violators.
Valkyries stars like Elizabeth Williams and Isabelle Harrison slammed the actions as “disrespectful” and “dangerous.”
As the WNBA gains momentum and visibility, the message is clear: courtside antics have consequences, and the league expects its rising fanbase to rise in maturity alongside its growing reputation.
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