Basketball

Brno Hosts the 2026 FIBA U17 Women’s Basketball MVP Race

Rising stars compete for the TISSOT award as supporters gear up to vote

Brno's arena ignites the MVP race

The 2026 FIBA U17 Women's Basketball World Cup has turned the Czech city of Brno into a stage for the sport’s most promising young athletes, drawing crowds from across continents.

At the center of the buzz is the TISSOT MVP race, a contest that pits the tournament’s top prospects against each other in a bid for individual acclaim.

While the official MVP will be selected by a panel of experts, organizers have opened a fan vote that lets supporters back their favorite players, aiming to deepen engagement.

The fan‑driven element, described by officials as a way to amplify the tournament experience, highlights the growing role of digital participation in modern sport.

As the competition unfolds, Brno’s historic venues and enthusiastic crowds illustrate the global reach of women’s basketball, underscoring the event’s expanding footprint.

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