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Team USA, France, Germany and Spain all advanced in Berlin, setting up an all-European clash and a rematch for the Americans in the semifinals.

Four quarterfinal matchups tip off Thursday, September 10, in Berlin — Team USA vs. Hungary, China vs. France, Belgium vs. Germany, and Australia vs. Spain — with each winner moving closer to a direct berth to the LA28 Olympics.

Eight teams fight for four remaining quarterfinal spots on Tuesday, September 8, and Wednesday, September 9, with Spain, France, Belgium and the United States already through after group-stage wins.

France named its 12-player roster for the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup on August 29, 2026, with Gabby Williams and captain Valériane Ayayi leading a squad chasing its first medal since 1953 in Berlin from September 4-13.

Depth, records and clinched playoff berths mark a season in which French players — led by Carla Leite and Dominique Malonga — have become a fixture of the WNBA's award races and postseason picture with barely a month of games remaining.

EuroLeague Women - French internationals Gabby Williams and Iliana Rupert have captured their latest European crown as Fenerbahçe defeated Galatasaray 68-55 in an all-Turkish final in Zaragoza, Spain, securing the club's third EuroLeague Women championship.

Women's EuroLeague - Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe will meet on Sunday in the Women's EuroLeague final, for a high-stakes Istanbul derby. On one side Marine Johannès, on the other Gabby Williams and Iliana Rupert: the European title will also be decided with a strong French accent.

EuroLeague Women - The French champions came agonizingly close to one of the season's biggest upsets, forcing overtime against tournament favorites Galatasaray before falling 81-72 in Istanbul. The series now shifts to Mont-de-Marsan for a decisive second leg.

Turkey - Marine Johannes joins Galatasaray Istanbul for the 2025-2026 season. A new challenge in Turkey after a notable stint at Mersin.

WNBA - It's a first: nine French players are participating in WNBA training camps, though some will need to earn their spot for the regular season. For most, this marks their debut across the Atlantic.