2026 Berlin, Germany – senior women

FINAL STANDINGS 1. United States 2. France 3. Spain 4. Germany 5. Belgium 6. Australia 7. China 8. Hungary 9. Italy 10. South Korea 11. Puerto Rico 12. Japan 13. Mali 14. Turkiye 15. Czechia 16. Nigeria			CANADA Did not qualify.
	POOL A		SPN	GER	JPN	MAL	Record
	Spain		—–	76-45	79-59	73-82	(3-0)
	Germany		45-76	—–	74-58	83-58	(2-1)
	Japan		59-79	58-74	—–	102-97	(1-2)
	Mali		82-73	58-83	97-102	—–	(0-3)
	POOL B		FRA	HUN	KOR	NGR	Record
	France		—–	99-53	95-69	111-56	(3-0)
	Hungary		53-99	—–	82-73	71-67	(2-1)
	South Korea		69-95	73-82	—–	99-81	(1-2)
	Nigeria		56-111	67-71	81-99	—–	(0-3)
	POOL C		BEL	AUS	PUR	TUR	Record
	Belgium		—–	80-68	76-64	89-75	(3-0)
	Australia		68-80	—–	70-54	87-71	(2-1)
	Puerto Rico		64-76	54-70	—–	75-71	(1-2)
	Turkiye		75-89	71-87	71-75	—–	(0-3)
	POOL D		USA	CHN	ITA	CZE	Record
	United States		—–	94-61	55-52	105-64	(3-0)
	China		61-94	—–	71-51	74-70	(2-1)
	Italy		52-55	51-71	—–	63-54	(1-2)
	Czechia		64-105	70-74	54-63	—–	(0-3)
	RD 1	Australia 82 Italy 80
	RD 1	Hungary 84 Japan 63
	RD 1	China 75 Puerto Rico 72
	RD 1	Germany 94 South Korea 56
	QF	Spain 89 Australia 66
	QF	United States 108 Hungary 56
	QF	France 90 China 61
	QF	Germany 93 Belgium 74
	Semi	United States 76 Spain 66
	Semi	France 86 Germany 64
	Bronze	Spain 81 Germany 58
	Final	United States 97 France 79

The all-tournament team featured MVP Breanna Stewart (United States); Jackie Young (United States); Gabby Williams (France); Iyana Martin (Spain); and Leonie Fiebich (Germany).

      The 2^nd-team featured Emma Meeseman (Belgium); Nyara Sabally (Germany); Steph Talbot (Australia); Xu Han (China); and Janelle Salaun (France).