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Belgium’s surprising victories over Australia and Turkey, led by standout performances from Emma Meesseman and Julie Vanloo, signal a potential medal run in the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup.
The 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Final Phase pairings were confirmed in Berlin, outlining a schedule that pits Hungary against Japan, Germany against Korea, Puerto Rico against China and Italy against Australia, with key players such as Dorka Juhasz, Xu Han and Ezi Magbegor leading their squads toward historic quarter‑final berths.
Italy nearly upset the United States, China moved into overtime victory, Belgium and Australia secured their spots, and key performances from players such as Han Xu, Ezi Magbegor and Jackie Young defined the week.
Australia beat Turkey 87-71 to secure a place in the final phase, with Ezi Magbegor leading the scoring and a showdown with Belgium looming.
A mistaken fire alarm set off an evacuation at the team hotel in the early hours, disrupting sleep for most squads but not preventing Australia from beating Turkey 87-71.
Australia defeated Turkey 87-71 in the Women’s Basketball World Cup, securing a place in the final phase and positioning themselves for a potential quarterfinal berth against Belgium.
A mistaken elevator alarm sparked a 2 a.m. evacuation at the tournament hotel, briefly halting preparations for several national teams, but Australia used the disturbance as a springboard to claim their first victory.
China survived a late Czech surge to win 74-70 in overtime, with key contributions from Han Xu and Yang Shuyu, setting up a pivotal Group D showdown against Italy.
A false fire alarm triggered in the elevator of the hotel housing the Women’s Basketball World Cup teams caused an early‑morning evacuation, but Australia still managed an 87‑71 victory over Turkey, with coaches and players noting the disruption did not affect performance.
A false fire alarm triggered in a hotel elevator early Tuesday morning forced teams to evacuate, but Australia still captured their first tournament win, beating Turkey 87-71 despite the early disruption.
A false fire alarm triggered an early‑morning evacuation at the Women's Basketball World Cup hotel, briefly disrupting teams' rest, yet Australia still secured an 87‑71 win over Turkey.
Australia’s 87‑71 win over Turkey not only secured a place in the final phase but also highlighted the depth of their squad and set up a decisive showdown with Belgium for a quarterfinal berth.
Australia beat Turkey 87‑71 to reach the final phase, with key performances from Ezi Magbegor and Sevgi Uzun, while the United States kept its perfect record.
Australia beat Turkey 87‑71, with Ezi Magbegor leading the scoring, and now faces Belgium in a match that could decide a quarterfinal berth, as the U.S. extended its winning streak to 32 games and China opened its campaign against the Czech Republic.
The WNBA will pause its season for the first time to accommodate the upcoming FIBA Women’s World Cup, bringing 51 players from 16 nations to Berlin.
With the eyes of the world on Berlin, the upcoming FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup 2026 promises a fierce battle for the TISSOT MVP award. From seasoned champions to emerging sensations, the race is wide open.
From a promising draft projection to a rapid rise in the WNBA, Awa Fam has become a pivotal piece for the Seattle Storm, blending versatility with a calm, professional approach that hints at generational impact.
Veteran center Ezi Magbegor has re‑committed to the Seattle Storm with a three‑year deal, turning a painful injury saga into a platform for mentorship and defensive dominance.
A surge of Australian talent in the NBA, record-breaking crowds in the NBL, and strategic investments in the WNBL are reshaping the nation's basketball landscape.
The Australian women’s basketball team has announced a 12‑player roster for the upcoming FIBA World Cup, retaining most of the Asia Cup‑winning lineup while swapping captain Cayla George for versatile forward Isabelle Bourne. Coach Sandy Brondello emphasizes defensive strength, adaptability and chemistry as the squad blends experience with youthful energy under the leadership of captain Sami Whitcomb.
Reign FC will host the second annual RISE Together Match, uniting soccer fans with a mission to assemble Back-to-School kits for Mary’s Place, featuring NWSL legend Lynn Biyendolo and a collaborative effort with local organizations.
The Women’s Basketball Without Borders All‑Star camp will bring together the nation’s most promising female prospects for a three‑day experience in Chicago, featuring coaching from Georgia Amoore, Tamecka Dixon and Anna Montañana and backed by Nike.
In a tightly contested matchup against the Dallas Wings, Malonga delivered a career‑high 37 points and 12 rebounds, becoming the youngest player ever to reach 30 points in the WNBA. Her performance sparked praise from teammates and coaches, highlighting her rapid growth after a concussion.
Three WNBA games tip off tonight, and DraftKings' Pick6 lets fans predict star performances. Here’s who to target and how to play.