
Mali Upset Spain in Historic Women’s Basketball World Cup Win
Mali defeated Spain 82-73 to claim their second World Cup title, while Hungary secured a long‑awaited win over Nigeria and Nigeria’s Amy Okonkwo shone in a pool‑stage finale.
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Mali defeated Spain 82-73 to claim their second World Cup title, while Hungary secured a long‑awaited win over Nigeria and Nigeria’s Amy Okonkwo shone in a pool‑stage finale.

Mali’s triumph over Spain marks its second tournament triumph, and the Group A race remains tightly contested after all teams posted 1-1 records.

The upcoming FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup in Berlin will feature six athletes from the Portland Fire, joining a field of 51 WNBA players from 16 countries.

A five‑game losing streak under Karl Smesko has put the Atlanta Dream in unfamiliar territory, but All‑Stars Angel Reese, Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard are rallying the squad, while the anticipated return of Brionna Jones and the addition of veteran Shatori Walker‑Kimbrough offer hope.