FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Germany 2026 Final: United States of America (USA) vs. France (FRA). The USA wins and is crowned 2026 world champion. Team USA: Paige Bueckers (USA), No. 04 Sonia Citron USA, No. 05 Rhyne Howard USA, No. 06 Kahleah Copper USA, No. 07 Chelsea Gray USA, No. 08 Kiki Iriafen USA, No. 09 Breanna Stewart USA, No. 10 holding the trophy: Napheesa Collier (USA), No. 11 Caitlin Clark (USA), No. 12 Jackie Young (USA), No. 13 Aliyah Boston (USA), No. 14 Angel Reese (USA), No. 15 Kara Lawson (USA), Coach, Award Ceremony
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Recording Date: Sep 13, 2026
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Basketball Berlin, September 13, 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Germany 2026 Final: United States of America (USA) vs. France (FRA). The USA wins and is crowned 2026 world champion. Team USA: Paige Bueckers (USA), No. 04 Sonia Citron USA, No. 05 Rhyne Howard USA, No. 06 Kahleah Copper USA, No. 07 Chelsea Gray USA, No. 08 Kiki Iriafen USA, No. 09 Breanna Stewart USA, No. 10 holding the trophy: Napheesa Collier (USA), No. 11 Caitlin Clark (USA), No. 12 Jackie Young (USA), No. 13 Aliyah Boston (USA), No. 14 Angel Reese (USA), No. 15 Kara Lawson (USA), Coach, Award Ceremony
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