2023 Chengdu, China – women

The games were originally to have been held in Ekaterinburg, Russia, but FISU nixed that notion after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Chengdu, which was to have hosted the 2021 FISU Games, which were cancelled by the covid pandemic, was awarded host rights for 2023.

Canada opted not to participate “based on the travel and health risks to the Canadian student-athletes and the Canadian delegation participating in the Games.”

FINAL STANDINGS 1 China 2. Japan 3. Finland 4. Chinese Taipei 5. Hungary 6. Poland 7. Czech Republic 8. Brazil 9. Portugal 10. Argentina 11. Romania 12. Slovakia				CANADA Did not participate.
	POOL A			JPN	HUN	ARG	Record
	Japan			—–	64-59	100-56	(2-0)
	Hungary			59-64	—–	63-49	(1-1)
	Argentina			56-100	49-63	—–	(0-2)
	POOL B			TPE	CZE	SLO	Record
	Chinese Taipei			—–	81-75	69-61	(2-0)
	Czech Republic			75-81	—–	73-66	(1-1)
	Slovakia			61-69	66-73	—–	(0-2)
	POOL C			FIN	BRZ	ROM	Record
	Finland			—–	89-63	102-55	(2-0)
	Brazil			63-89	—–	77-59	(1-1)
	Romania			55-102	59-77	—–	(0-2)
	POOL D			CHN	POL	POR	Record
	China			—–	72-49	83-63	(2-0)
	Poland			49-72	—–	59-50	(1-1)
	Portugal			63-83	50-59	—–	(0-2)
	CONSOLATION POOL			POR	ARG	ROM	SLO	Record
	Portugal			—–	68-54	75-65	92-56	(3-0)
	Argentina			54-68	—–	67-40	86-80	(2-1)
	Romania			65-75	40-67	—–	67-63	(1-2)
	Slovakia			56-92	80-86	63-67	—–	(0-3)
		QFs	Finland 80 Poland 69
		QFs	Japan 88 Czech Republic 63
		QFs	China 84 Brazil 64
		QFs	Chinese Taipei 75 Hungary 72
		5-8th	Poland 71 Czech Republic 52
		5-8th	Hungary 66 Brazil 61
		SEMI	Japan 69 Finland 56
		SEMI	China 83 Chinese Taipei 61
		7th	Czech Republic 79 Brazil 74
		5th	Hungary 64 Poland 52
		BRONZE	Finland 56 Chinese Taipei 49
		FINAL	China 99 Japan 91