WNBA Team Releases Rookie on Monday After Playing Two Games originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

WNBA teams across the league have been making changes to their roster, especially with the finale of a recent overseas tournament. 

Several regular players had overseas commitments during the season, parting them from their team for a number of games. 

The Golden State Valkyries, who are currently playing in their first season as a WNBA franchise, were awaiting the return of Cecilia Zandalasini and Janelle Salaun. 

On Monday, both players were announced as active after participating in the FIBA Women’s EuroBasket 2025. 

After the two were back in the lineup, the Valkyries announced the release of rookie Bree Hall, who played two games with the team.  

“Roster Update: The Golden State Valkyries have waived guard Bree Hall,” posted the official social media of the Golden State Valkyries. “Thank you, Bree.” 

Roster Update: The Golden State Valkyries have waived guard Bree Hall.

Thank you, Bree. pic.twitter.com/vFz9U5pdZD

— Golden State Valkyries (@valkyries) June 30, 2025

During her rookie season, Bree Hall has played two games with the Golden State Valkyries. In two games with the Valkyries, Hall averaged 1.5 points and 1.0 rebounds per game. 

Hall played five minutes in her last game with the Valkyries, scoring zero points against the Seattle Storm. 

Before playing with the Valkyries, Hall spent some time with the Indiana Fever during the preseason, sharing the court with several WNBA stars such as Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston. 

Before making the move to the WNBA, Bree Hall played four seasons with the South Carolina Gamecocks. 

During her time at South Carolina, playing under head coach Dawn Staley, Hall posted 5.8 points, 2.3 rebounds and 0.7 assists per game. She started in every game for the Gamecocks in her last two seasons at South Carolina. 

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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jul 1, 2025, where it first appeared.