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Valkyries capture season series over Sparks as Zandalasini, Burton shine
With all that was on the line, the Valkyries came away with a 72-59 win over the Sparks in front of their 14th consecutive sellout crowd of 18,064. The Valkyries snapped the Sparks’ three-game winning streak and won their first game in eight days.
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