Sex Toys Disrupt Valkyries' WNBA Games Twice

Twice in one week, WNBA games featuring the Golden State Valkyries were interrupted when sex toys were thrown onto the court during matches against the Atlanta Dream and Chicago Sky, prompting concerns over player safety and venue security. Valkyries forward Cecilia Zandalasini and Chicago Sky center Elizabeth Williams condemned the incidents, with Zandalasini expressing relief that no one was harmed and Williams calling the behavior immature. Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham and New York Liberty forward Isabelle Harrison took to social media to demand improved arena security and accountability for disruptive spectators. No injuries were reported, but the league and its athletes are calling for tighter security protocols amid record attendance. The disruptions have ignited debate about fan conduct and the need for better safeguards at WNBA games. As of now, league officials and teams have not announced any disciplinary actions or specific policy changes.